[Chris]

Whenever i improve on something i usually do or like doing, i tend to hide and keep it to myself?

Here's the story:

When i first started drawing some simple comic strips for my own enjoyment with crude art and spelling back in 2006. I tend to show it to my mom, to her friends and to my family.  

After 3 years, i still do some simple comic strips once in a while for my own enjoyment with majour improvements. But, Instead of showing it like i used to, i tend to stash it and hide it forever. 

This also happens on my drums. When i first started, i setuped my drumset on a wide living room space upstars with open windows and such. So, Whenever i play so darn bad (i was just starting ), everyone in my neighborhood can hear me .

As i progressed, I moved my drums inside my mom's bedroom since it has a smaller space compared to the living room and heavy curtains....

After a few months, still progressing at drumming,  I moved my drums downstairs to a smaller room with minimal windows and concrete walls... So i can play abit more "privately"...

This dilemma i have is so strange that it makes me wonder why i do this.. 

[deathdrummer420]

Chris, on Jan 20 2009, 05:37 PM, said:

Whenever i improve on something i usually do or like doing, i tend to hide and keep it to myself?

Here's the story:

When i first started drawing some simple comic strips for my own enjoyment with crude art and spelling back in 2006. I tend to show it to my mom, to her friends and to my family.  

After 3 years, i still do some simple comic strips once in a while for my own enjoyment with majour improvements. But, Instead of showing it like i used to, i tend to stash it and hide it forever. 

This also happens on my drums. When i first started, i setuped my drumset on a wide living room space upstars with open windows and such. So, Whenever i play so darn bad (i was just starting ), everyone in my neighborhood can hear me .

As i progressed, I moved my drums inside my mom's bedroom since it has a smaller space compared to the living room and heavy curtains....

After a few months, still progressing at drumming,  I moved my drums downstairs to a smaller room with minimal windows and concrete walls... So i can play abit more "privately"...

This dilemma i have is so strange that it makes me wonder why i do this.. 

im the same at first i was sooo proud of my drummming now that im actully goood i tend to stay in the basment that we sound proffed lol it is strage but i thnk its called bein smart lol

[Chris]

LOL, Atleast i'm not alone XD

Yeah, Now that i'm good, I can never play with my door open. I like them shut now. Unlike when i first began where every door in my sight is open!

This post has been edited by Chris: 20 January 2009 - 07:13 PM

[Crazy]

I guess it's a natural human attempt to not seem vain.

"Oh, so you draw?"
"Uh... um... well... ah... sort of, i guess."

I've been drawing for about 15 years now.