I've decided it best to give out some free advice for you younglings so i suggest giving it a read its mainly just advice for art though so if that doesn't interest you in an art school id say "uh ok".

A good practice i've found would be to make a back log of work digital or physical so that you can pull from if you need to later, it is best to continue making more works but this allows you the comfort of knowing you have work to submit if you are behind on what you're currently working on. the only thing i really ended up messing up with that is continuously working on a current work id suggest that its best to have a current piece to work on so as to not let your skills drop and to improve in whatever it is that you would want to improve .

if you do that you'll have plenty of time to be with friends and have fun without the looming idea that you are behind on work hovering over you, after all why would you want that on your last year of highschool?

Collin Crawford