I'm so confused by this posted.

I always do, because even if it comes out fine, you've got fun in-progress and behind-the-scenes stuff to show people (which if whatever you're doing actually garners a big enough crowd, could be released as support incentives).

I'm so confused by this posted.

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Not sure what's confusing, but okay. (I just have a lack of self-confidence sometimes. If that's any help)

I always do, because even if it comes out fine, you've got fun in-progress and behind-the-scenes stuff to show people (which if whatever you're doing actually garners a big enough crowd, could be released as support incentives).

There's truth in that - maybe I should start seeing things this way rather than how I used to, as it's definitely more constructive.

Generally, I try to ink my drawings before scanning them, and more often than not I screw up inking them and end up having to make considerable digital edits just to make them look half-decent again. So by all means, feel free to scan a drawing or make a copy whenever you think you're happy with how things are turning out.

I recommend it. 

Mostly because, whenever I think I need to make a major change that could possibly be bad, and I do back it up in my nervousness, I'm usually right, and usually need to go back to the back up.