I too feel the quality part constantly Adam, but I invest on new ideas, not repeating the same ones over again, so the lack of motivation doesn't take over for me.
You don't need to be an artist to be a programmer, you only need the art of code. While it goes against my personal behaviour, if you feel your coding is sufficient, there is a ridiculous amount of graphic artists out there looking to be part of a team, just as programmers are. Be as picky as your skills can be; just don't waste anyones time, or you'll lose integrity, which is probobly the most important attribute towards starting something public.
Do what you're passion tells you.
A lot of us are like that, just not the growing majority =(
You don't need to be an artist to be a programmer, you only need the art of code. While it goes against my personal behaviour, if you feel your coding is sufficient, there is a ridiculous amount of graphic artists out there looking to be part of a team, just as programmers are. Be as picky as your skills can be; just don't waste anyones time, or you'll lose integrity, which is probobly the most important attribute towards starting something public.
Do what you're passion tells you.
To be honest, as i get older (i am 33) i care less about graphics and bells and whistles
A lot of us are like that, just not the growing majority =(