No worries hun i cant remember anyones names unless iv been with em for months. And phone numbers, can never even remember my own ^^; im such a clutz

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Aww poor buddy I know how this feels T_T. I hate it when I can't think of what i want to draw for people and get stuck in a rut for a long time, and sometimes when I finish a drawing after so many hours and submit I often have second thoughts, regretting the piece of junk I made. I hope you feel better soon cuz I know what this is like exactly, perhaps some time out of everything may help clear your thoughts, sometimes you gotta take a break from the world.

*hugs*

Damn you're addorable PuZzy.
Sorry and all about the memory issue, but I'm sure you know it's not really that big a deal, being that you're one of the worlds most insanely awesome peoples.
Haha, I actually really like how the head came out ^ ^
It's fairly... well, intellegently put together. The blood spatter, the way the tears roll down the cheek, even the positioning of the eyes and cheeks - Because emotion is more displayed in positions rather than the mouth (Smiling, frowning, that stuff.)
Even the concept is original, and the little green haze falling up behind ya reminds me of a zombie film <3
I'm sorry you're feeling down PuZ, though you're really cute when your sad ^ ^;;

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awwww... K-puz... memory isnt that important... I can barely remember what I had for breakfast yesterday, and I forget people's art gifts all the time too, but you can't think that it's your fault...
Your art has not gone downhill, in fact, just as long as I've been watching you your skills have improved, this picture itself is living proof of that, you manage to keep it simplistic and adoreable while also showing strong signs that you very well know the anatomy and proportion of the chu, down to every square inch.
and I happen to think it's beautiful.

I think your works look very well remembered, and right to the point ^u^ If you want to make remembering easier though, I recommend stick figures as placeholders for the pose- that's what I do anyways ^.^ Great art as usual, and good day!

Don't worry about it ^.=.^ Just an artist slump your in. It'll pass.

I'm the one that's usually stuck in here anyways. So! Here is what you do for your pictures;

Make a note for what you want to draw. Then i suggest making a rough sketch of it next to the notes. then start to actually make the picture :3 It's why i carry a sketch book around everywhere. Insperation strikes anywhere! ^.=.^

Good luck! Don't give up just yet!

I feel the same way...

Oh man oh man, Yeah I'm pretty sure things like this is something every artists goes through. I know what ya mean, you got this perfect image stuck in your head and you just can't wait to re-create it! But then you just can't remember what the heck it was...

That's actually what my avatar was... It was going to be a gift-art for a friend of mine, he was in a play about a month ago. His character was dressed in this red suit that I thought was awesome, and I was just gonna draw him as a dog, for the hell of it lol!
But, I forgot what it looked like, and well just winged it from there =/!

Man, it sucks even worse when you got the image in your head, but you can't mimic it by hand, or you just can't create it. I know when I listen to music, I put some awesome animations together in my head, but I know something like that, I just couldn't do...
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I feel for ya man, Slam 4 gigs of DDR2 Ram, everything would be smooth |3

Eh, you know you improved a lot lately, plus you're pretty popular these days, more and more people keep watching ya cuz you're the superior chu in these parts, and DON'T deny it!!!

I know how you fell. I have some memory problems too. Belive or not, I forget to have a lunch yesterday. O.o My memory sucks. >.<

I think this sadness is perfect for keeping the balance in every person, you know that all excess are bad, thus, being always happy is bad, being always sad is also bad.
Think about it and you will be less sad, because all people have ups and downs all the time. Just remember that the sadness will go away and won't be on you forever.
In this case you could distract yourself by checking your favorites and insiration will come to you, then there will be two paths, you will want to draw due to the inspiration and the work will end up great or bad depending on how sad are you. If it results in a bad way then stop drawing (even if you want to draw so much) and do another thing you like to do to distract because if you do the drawing a possibly bad result could make you more sad. You can do as  thegrey says, draw stick figures of the drawings you want to do when you feel better.

about the drawing, I liked the light and shadows and the head and face mostly, the eyes are great ^_^