And not every weekend but usually around the time a break is needed. Not in the midst of the hype and the excitement but usually later that night or over the weekend. This kind of burnout usually hits me hard after i have finished a week of streaming. So I ended the morning stream abruptly before it started effecting me on stream. But it was just grinding that part of me thats burnt out. The stress from my rather large backlog, the chat bringing it up and reminding me of it and people swarming me with whispers about requests when I clearly wasn't even doing requests that morning just overwhelmed me again. Thursday I attempted to do more production related stuff after finishing that day's Inktober drawing and that was a mistake. I really enjoyed being fresh and focusing on a 3 hour stream Tuesday and Wednesday. I thought an easier week would help by just streaming in the afternoons 3 days this week.

I was good for the past couple of months but I just burned out. Love every minute of what I do and the variety of drawing requests you guys bring to the table. Add putting out the best art they can, as fast as they can and couple it with making it an entertaining 'show' as well as interacting actively with the chat and the needs of the current customer's request.

When a person is on stream six or more hours a day, five days a week, it can be a bit draining. My condition is of the mental and creative health variety.īasically I am burned out.

First off, I'm completely ( well within MY normal ) physically healthy and not even sick short of a bit of stuffy sinuses.

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