If I give myself enough time to finish a project, let's consider what that could be: Week 1: Script and story plotting. I mean, this is probably just three days, but let's consider mental story blockage and the need for me to stop if the ideas aren't flowing. Let's say that's a full week. Also, let's put the actual storyboarding and page layouts here since I often work on both at the same time (may also contribute to it taking a week). Week 2: Backgrounds. With Book of Fates,

Late last night, my partner and I were discussing my work. Me, obsessing over a deadline for this month's book that I'm pretty sure I'll miss, and him actually learning about my goal to get this book out to my printer by the end of the month. There was a lot of back and forth and me realizing that I hadn't given him all the information about what I had already researched and decided, even though I was flip-flopping to something else, and him catching up with where my mindset

Okay, so I made my schedule for the month to work on this book. And I need to learn to take days off. But let's talk about workflow. The month of July, I'll be working on Oracle. The first three days were just finalizing the script, but the whole rest of the month is all art. What's different is that I'm going to try and do this book digitally. That is, pencils, inks, and colors, everything I prepared myself to do with physical paper will be done in digital using photoshop. T