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petrapixel updated petrapixel

10 months ago

petrapixel

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pamonia 10 months ago

so cute 💕

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reakain updated Robot Raccoon

10 months ago

Robot Raccoon

petrapixel updated petrapixel

10 months ago

widgets/statuscafe.html

widgets/lastfm.html

sitemap.html

shrines/index.html

resources/vocabulary.html

resources/software-recs.html

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jassumkiddos updated Jassu M

10 months ago

Jassu M

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petrapixel

10 months ago

guys how do you stay motivated to keep updating your site 😓 i am so demotivated

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lichenlicker 10 months ago

When I get bored of a creative project I burn it down and build something completely different. But idk thats just me haha

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scenemime 10 months ago

I try to have different parts of my site be different "levels" of upkeep. Some stuff is more intensive than other, meaing when I'm demotivated I do the easy updates and when I want a challenge I stick to the hard stuff. Perhaps if you reread your manifesto to remind yourself of why you have your site that'll help?

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snotspoon 10 months ago

i surf the neocities + web archives for inspiration!

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electric-dot-gay 10 months ago

i keep a blog (and sync when i feel like it). that way my site is linked w working on things. like a journal? and for blog notes i use obsidian (which outputs in .md) which has pretty UI + simple, so it's easy to open up and start

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maxcrunch 10 months ago

I have a goal to update once a month, everything outside of that is extra. Some months I have more motivation than others, but at least with my goal I'm keeping up with my hobbies

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irony-machine 10 months ago

i just wait until i feel like doing it, no reason to feel pressure around my hobby

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starry-knight 10 months ago

I find that taking a break and putting my creativity into something else tends to give me a reset, and lets the ideas flow again. I also like rolling prompt generators for small fun projects to spark motivation

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niicespiice 10 months ago

Don't. if you're not interested in it anymore, move on. and if that makes you sad, identify why - is it because you know you'll miss it? is it because you feel guilty?

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androdata 10 months ago

I'm sorry you've been struggling with that--In my case, demotivation is often an issue of accessibility. It tells me "I could use some help"--and I usually seek that help from peers. Sometimes that looks as simple as working on our own things in the same space..sometimes it's as difficult as coming up with a workable, malleable accommodation with their feedback.

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