Have yall ever decided to take a break for a day from writing/drawing and your staring at your computer thinking what if I do just a little bit of work!

[Rigalance]

Don't worry Don't worry I know to take a break but jeez

[EncryptedWriting]

I'm the opposite. I'll be taking a break from writing and look at it for a day and will be like "yeah I should finish my novel but genuinely cannot".

[Leyelle]

I really hate doing it but I do take a break from writing one day a week

[kyupol]

Sometimes I just stare blank at my comp. Thinking about how the next panel will look like has always been a challenge

[ArtGremlin]

I just go with the vibes. There are days when I’m like mmmm not feeling like drawing more comic I’m gonna write instead, but sometimes the words aren’t wording so I draw instead. Then there are days when all my creative juices are gone and I mostly just watch yt/tv shows.

[Kowai]

Literally me lol, I can't seem to stop myself from writing at least one chapter (or one part of a chapter) per day, it's becoming a bad habit at this point and it's annoying my co-writer out since he can't keep up with the story.

[wolflu66]

Drawing has become a habit for me.

For over two years, there hasn't been a single day where I went a whole day without drawing (of course, sometimes I didn't actually 'put pen to paper' because I was writing scripts, but that's also part of the creative process).

Even looking back five years, the number of days where I didn't draw at all doesn't exceed 30 days.

[mikesakatamaki]

I've been feeling that way for the past couple of days.
I think I'm a little tired.
Once I've fully recovered, I'll get back to drawing my manga.

[jwabeasley]

I'm always trying to fit in comic time around the rest of my schedule! Comics are the thing I get to do when everything else is done.

That said, if you're struggling with procrastination, it helps to just take any step you feel you can manage, even if it's just making a note on what you're going to do tomorrow. You'd be surprised how much easier it is to make progress once you've gotten the ball rolling even a little bit.