(Winslow Homer, 1880)

Especially if you’re trying to make a web comic. You need to keep forward momentum and get those pages out, imo.

If I was as focused on making every panel my best work I’d never get a single page of this thing done. I’ve made five pages this week and it’s partly because I’ve forced myself to say fuck it about certain parts of the art.

ace combat zero has flamenco, ace combat 7 has acoustic guitar and Latin choir, project wingman has orchestral score. conclusion?
we need a air combat game with saxophone and jazz piano

I think one of the secrets to being good at making art is having at least one friend whom, whenever you say, "oh, maybe I should make this thing!" rather than indulging your sense of excitement by endlessly going over speculative possibilities with you they just say, in the most loving flat tone they can offer: "Make it already".

I have a friend like that, and it is glorious.

If you don't have a friend like that, please allow me: "stop talking to yourself about it and just do it. You learn from doing, so doing is always good. Do the thing, make the art!"