MythicalKittydog

TLDR: I'm going to write Lego Ninjago fanfiction and am asking whether anyone would like me to make it public when I'm ready to. also an update on the progress of my Warrior Cats comic at the end.
          (I like to put the TLDR first so you don't have to scroll through a long message just to see if there even is one)
          I currently don't have any motivation to write anything for my Harry Potter fanfics (or any of the other stuff I've been writing). I'll get back to them eventually. my interests come and go in phases; right now I'm in more of a Lego Ninjago phase with a bit of Warrior Cats here and there. 
          and since I want to write but not any of the things I have in progress, I'm considering turning to Ninjago fanfiction. If any of you are interested, I'd love to hear! I'm thinking of a long series in which Lloyd doesn't get aged up by the Tomorrow's Tea.
          regardless, my Warrior Cats comic will continue to get updates. I've been doing character designs and I'm nearly done RiverClan's. I'm also making height charts for each of the Clans which will function as an allegiances list, which I will make public when I am finished. also, every time I play WolfQuest I get motivated to work on the actual comic part so I'll be trying to get a little work done on that every week.

why do I feel tense when I listen to two fictional characters have a realistic casual conversation with no stakes or plot?

people talk about perfectionism in art. here's my experience with it: 
          I want to draw the sketchy sort of art I see in animatics, or art with gaps in the hair lineart, but I just can't bring myself to leave it looking "unfinished" so I have to fill in the gaps and clean up the sketches and make sure all the colours stay in the lines, because even if I think it looks great when others do it, I can only see a mess when I try.

Lloyd's arc in season 2 of Ninjago Dragons Rising has actually really helped me deal with my own anxiety, and I'm not the target audience of Ninjago so I love to imagine how it's probably helping the actual children the show is meant for.

got myself a lego dragon
          it's very cute
          but its head doesn't have a bottom

does anyone actually read these

I was labelled shy as a kid
          I used to get annoyed at shy characters for not being accurate
          it turns out they were accurate, I'm just neurodivergent rather than shy

bottled water is weird, can we maybe stop that?

I cannot currently focus on anything but Lego Ninjago so all progress on my stuff is temporarily halted, probably until sometime after Dragons Rising season 3 ends

akinator is really bad at guessing dinosaur train characters, the only one it got right was Don