#we're always improving

[blitzy-blitzwing]

Your recent blitzwing art made me realize that a design doesn’t have to be perfect at first and that you can change it at any point and time, add and delete what you want. I’ve been pushing myself for perfection thinking I needed to and when I saw your art it kinda made me realize that changes happens and it needs to happens. I apologize if this sounds cheesy or weird or stupid, but it made me think a little about what was I was doing and how I was doing it. I hope you have a good day. Thank you.

Aaawwwww, buddy. ;A;

[managersoftheday]

Today’s manager is brought to you by: reading through the stuff you’ve written 3 years ago.

[bizendal]

An author's first novel is always raw. You might not realise it at the time, but the voice is underdeveloped and the characters are less engaging than they could be. Still, the book has been put out there for your enjoyment, and you rightfully indulge. It enthrals you. When the author publishes more, you devour those as well. You fall deeper in love as the narrative voice gets more defined. You yearn for salvation and destruction alike as great characters are tested by greater trials. When you find yourself loving these new stories more than that first book, you feel almost guilty, as if you've betrayed a sacred bond of some kind. But underneath it all, the writing is the same. The same voice. The same soul. The same passion driving it all. It's just presented in a different way.