That's a good question. I find them especially taxing because I tend to be a thorough person, so I tend to look for tutorials and watch them first. If it's so

That's a good question. I find them especially taxing because I tend to be a thorough person, so I tend to look for tutorials and watch them first. If it's something that doesn't really lend itself to a technical explanation (art!) then it really just mystifies me and I have trouble even starting. For example, my wife and her sister went to one of those wine-and-painting things and produced what I think are actually pretty good paintings with no real practice beforehand. It horrifies me because I know I'll want it to be better than it is. (And my wife felt that way about hers, despite how I felt about hers.) So I haven't done it. I did, however, buy a book and art supplies and do 3 of the 50 projects before wandering off to something else. I really do intend to go back to it, but haven't.