>tfw all you do is study photographs >want to start a dA/tumblr

>>2372319
do something for your mommy, itll force you to finish it while she looks begrudgingly at what a failure of an artist you are

I find that masturbating a lot helps me stick to lots of things

click two random articles on wikipedia and merge them together

make it a good as physically and spiritually possible

>>2372319
>think of something cool, then get bored of it

Your boredom is no excuse. Sheer willpower and discipline will keep you going.

>>2372336
I agree with this guy, also if your bored with all your ideas then maybe redo other peoples ideas till you make up something interesting enough to stay excited about

1. Pick up a book, best if it's weird fantasy/science fiction
2. Open random passage
3. Read
4. Draw it

Also tabletop sourcebook can be great for inspiration. Eclipse Phase has transhumanist future and fucking sun whales. Werewolf: the Forsaken 2ed has pretty sweet blend of modern horror with animism and bunch of other shit. In next post I'll copy+past passage from Eclipse Phase, see if you wouldn't like to draw it.

Generally, if you lack ideas, go >>>/tg/

SURYAS AND SALAMANDERS (CORONAL MORPHS)
Perhaps an example of transhumanity’s most extreme
neogenetic creations are the morphs adapted to live
in the sun’s corona. Suryas, named after a Hindu sun
deity, are large, whale-like, and uniquely adapted to
dwell in the brilliant, superheated plasma cloud of the
sun’s outermost layer. Each surya is like a miniature
version of a circumsolar habitat. Their metabolisms
generate powerful magnetic shields that shield them
from the sun’s heat and radiation, while acting as
magnetic sails and scoops by which they sail on the
currents of the solar wind and extract elements carried
on it. Suryas are protected by layers of liquid water
“blubber” that capture harmful ions, which internal
medichines extract and eject, while maintaining useful
elements such as oxygen and hydrogen, from which
more water can be synthesized. They communicate
using patterns of dark and light coloration on their
exterior skins and are extremely sensitive to the he-
lioseismic soundwaves that are the sun’s pulse, using
these vibrations to predict and avoid heavy weather in
the coronal atmosphere.
A second type of coronal morph is the salamander,
a tiny humanoid morph with gas jets on the back and
chest for maneuvering in vacuum. Salamanders have
very similar metabolisms to suryas, but are unable to
survive unprotected in the corona. They subsist on the
chemicals and energy extracted from the corona by
Ukko Jylinä, the only habitat where they are found.
Both suryas and salamanders communicate either
via transmissions from their implants or by “sunspot-
ting”—shifting dark and light patterns on their skins
to form language.