I know it's easier said than done, but you've gotta let yourself relax, allow yourself to switch off and enjoy doing nothing or something else entirely for a little while (2/2)

Playing games on your PC is good too! Just make sure to stand up and move around a little. :)
It's normal to feel bad for doing nothing - you feel guilty for not being productive whether it be drawing or something else. (1/2)

Don't worry, that happens to everyone! Let yourself relax during breaks to come back refreshed! Perhaps there's something you could do during your break to keep you from feeling like you're procrastinating? Personally I like to play games on a console away from my desk for a few minutes

Of course! Above all else, draw what you like and enjoy. You learn much faster when it's something you enjoy.
Take short but frequent breaks to avoid burnout, and stretch your legs too!

Of course, but I'm afraid of showing off a mod that someone looks forward to but I never release it because I wasn't able to finish the mod

Got a few WIP mods I want to work on but unsure if I'm capable of finishing them. But in this case, I started working on modding Kingston into Dead as Disco

Sounds like you've got a lot on your mind so cut yourself some slack! Try to take some time to relax, don't stress yourself about how long it's been since you've drawn. You'll return to drawing when you're ready :)

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All good, and thank you. Feel free to ask if you're confused, maybe I didn't explain well enough. You can DM me if it's easier

It's more so I'm concerned I'm setting expectations. I don't want to post a WIP for someone to expect me to release that mod in the future - believe me, I'd love to make my mods public and playable, but I can't promise I have the skillset to make them good enough to publish

Since then I've been afraid to show off anything I'm working on in case I can't finish it