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Grady Klein has posted a wonderful and funny comic with advice on how to survive any creative venture. In his case, it's a graphic novel, so it's titled How to Survive Writing a Graphic Novel. Visually, it's a graceful dance between the artist and his demons. My favorite bit of advice in regard to your demon is, "No matter if he is bugging the **** out of you, always listen to him. Whatever he says."
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