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This is an optional activity, with no deadlines. Answer now, answer later, or skip it completely.
So, the big question is: Have you started working on your Big Bang?
Sometimes getting started is the hardest part. Putting pen to paper, typing out those first few words, doing those first faint sketches, deciding what a character should sound like; these are all the most difficult of first steps.
Take that first step anyway. Even if you end up editing it out of your fanwork later, start with that first step.
Do it now. Get out your phone, set the timer for 30 minutes, close down your browser, turn off your social media. Spend those 30 minutes thinking about what you want to create. Work on developing the idea, write a few words, sketch, create. It doesn't have to be perfect, it doesn't have to be big, but it will be a start, and that's what's important.
And once you've done that, come back and tell us what you've done. It can be specific if you want (sharing a bit of what you created) or more general (I created a partial outline of what I want my art to look like, I wrote 100 words, etc).
Start today.
This is an optional activity, with no deadlines. Answer now, answer later, or skip it completely.
So, the big question is: Have you started working on your Big Bang?
Sometimes getting started is the hardest part. Putting pen to paper, typing out those first few words, doing those first faint sketches, deciding what a character should sound like; these are all the most difficult of first steps.
Take that first step anyway. Even if you end up editing it out of your fanwork later, start with that first step.
Do it now. Get out your phone, set the timer for 30 minutes, close down your browser, turn off your social media. Spend those 30 minutes thinking about what you want to create. Work on developing the idea, write a few words, sketch, create. It doesn't have to be perfect, it doesn't have to be big, but it will be a start, and that's what's important.
And once you've done that, come back and tell us what you've done. It can be specific if you want (sharing a bit of what you created) or more general (I created a partial outline of what I want my art to look like, I wrote 100 words, etc).
Start today.