LauraKCGR

I've been watching KickthePj for a while, but recently I decided to go on a marathon of his videos. He's just that good! I'm determined to watch every Slurp, every short film, every cover and every PjtheKick video out there! So far, I managed to watch everything up until 2013 (except Oscar's Hotel, coz like I don't have any money), and I'm glad I did. The thing is, there's a video in particular that really helped me. Now, I can't remember the title, so I couldn't rewatch it to refresh my memory and give more accurate information [EDIT: I remember now! it's the "How to be inspired" video.. how dafuq did i miss that lol What I was remembering

It has been almost a year since my last entry, and I definitely didn't upload as much as I thought I would. I realised digital art isn't easy and there are a lot of tools you have to understand and also, that I'm not as courageous as I thought. I often would start something and end up with nothing out of frustration and shame, which led me to simply stop working. I was unwilling to do something that I knew wasn't going to be perfect. I see other people's work and I can't but compare mine to theirs. Friends, family and teachers often praise my "talent", but I simply can't accept it, because I don't like what I see... Despite all of that, I ha

I had been saving up some money so I could buy my first drawing tablet, but my Mum said she'd buy it for me as a Xmas present and she did. It arrived yesterday, 2 days early, and I literally freaked out. I was in the living room with my sister when someone rang our dorbell. "Go see who it is" - I said to her. My sister then gets up from the sofa - where she was playing with my Nintendo - and peeks out the window: "I don't know who it is. It's some man with a van and something in his hand..." - my face turned into a japanese emoji! like this（｀〇Д〇）LOL I ran to the door thinking "Could it be...?" - AND Y