How do pros draw so much in a single day? I usually lose my train

>>2844338
They're like martial artists. They've trained to be able to paint efficiently, provide the biggest impact and not waste energy. Their minds and bodies are also used to the work through habit. Simply put, experience.

>>2844342
Proceed as usual, then?

>>2844338

I worked 15 hours yesterday.

>>2844347
What else do you want to hear? You're not gonna make it?

>>2844338
Do you really have that short of an attention span? In that case you either give up or or turn off distractions and learn to focus.

>>2844373

Btw, I use the pomodoro method. Work 25 minutes and 5 minutes rest. 15 minutes break after 2 hours. Rinse and repeat. It's been fantastic for my productivity and work ethic

>>2844391
That sounds incredibly tedious.

>>2844623

It's backed up by plenty of research. It has been shown that your focus and attention span tends to go downhill around the 30 minute mark. I've found that it helps to replenish my mental energy and it's also good for your body to get up and move about every once in a while. But hey, do what works for you.

>>2844338
They don't press down hard on their sketchbook with the force of Thor. They draw fairly light and use their arm so their wrist doesn't hurt. They take frequent breaks but draw the entire day as a result.