Things you love to write and hate to draw but you do it to yourself every time

[DaphnePanda]

I know! Even with brushes and assets, there's no saving how awful I can be at transferring my imagination onto paper

[indagold]

Dialogue and scenes that require contemplation. It's easy to write it out but a pain to draw because it gets so boring compared to action scenes or environment scenes.

[ButterflyEmpress]

Dialogue heavy scenes: it's gets monotonous when it lasts more than 3 pages and you don't want to get too crazy with the camera angles either(depending on context)

Fight scenes/using powers: had no idea how many of them I wrote until I went to illustrate them. I never thought of my comic as action.

Settings with crowds: I wrote a story that takes place in college and remembered that they tend to have students and teachers wandering around. My next comic is just gonna take place in an empty desert lol

[rajillustration]

@gmaximin yeah I'm the opposite--I love drawing animals so much, and doing it uses this wonderful part of my brain and I just zone out and focus on their cute details, but instead it's all these humans I have to draw over and over again.

[gmaximin]

Textures does that to me... I can spend hours on textures... but my animals always look alien, it’s dramatic.