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I think being able to draw would really make me happy but I just can't make it through those countless hours of deliberate practice I would need to put in befor
by Question1101 10y ago
I think being able to draw would really make me happy but I just can't make it through those countless hours of deliberate practice I would need to put in before I can produce any worthwhile art.
- alimw 10y agoThat's crazy talk. How good would you have to be before your work was "worthwhile" enough to make you happy?
- Question1101 10y agoIt would just have to not look ridiculous.
- alimw 10y agoIt doesn't take long at all to teach the basic tricks of how to draw. Maybe find a short course of evening classes at your local college? And have fun :) Edit: I hope that doesn't sound patronising, I am assuming you are a beginner but of course you might just be someone with impossibly high standards
- mildbow 10y agoI've got talent w.r.t drawing. Never seriously practiced it. But, I've always been the "best" and have sold some skteches/paintings on etsy on the side. So two things: 1. There are lots of areas where I suck: I just happened to get lucky with one thing. The point is I don't focus on what I lack, rather I focus on what I've got. 2. Ekh. What is worthwhile art? Anyone who seems my stuff at home is amazed. It's a great ego boost. But, I'm not Picasso. So really what's worthwhile to you? An ego boost? Maybe there are better ways to get it? Instead of