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<blockquote data-quote="M_Natas" data-source="post: 8902471" data-attributes="member: 7025918"><p>I would say, just try it and be brave enough to suck at it. You are only bad at it because you think you can't do it and so you never practiced it. But the secret to getting good at something is to suck at it first. Like, In my twenties the best I could draw were stick men. After some month of practising, I could draw some stuff I would have thought impossible some month before. Then I stopped for time reasons and now I'm back just practising. And with every day it gets a little better and easier. The last two days I head to draw without a table because I had a Workshop for work, were we sat in a chair circles without any tables ... and even under that circumstances I could draw. A month ago I would have thought rhats impossible. I mean, if you don't want to draw that is ok. But if you just don't wanna do it because you think you will suck at it, embrace the suckyness. Enjoy the process, not the result. Enjoy the feelnof the pen, enjoy doing something with your hands.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="M_Natas, post: 8902471, member: 7025918"] I would say, just try it and be brave enough to suck at it. You are only bad at it because you think you can't do it and so you never practiced it. But the secret to getting good at something is to suck at it first. Like, In my twenties the best I could draw were stick men. After some month of practising, I could draw some stuff I would have thought impossible some month before. Then I stopped for time reasons and now I'm back just practising. And with every day it gets a little better and easier. The last two days I head to draw without a table because I had a Workshop for work, were we sat in a chair circles without any tables ... and even under that circumstances I could draw. A month ago I would have thought rhats impossible. I mean, if you don't want to draw that is ok. But if you just don't wanna do it because you think you will suck at it, embrace the suckyness. Enjoy the process, not the result. Enjoy the feelnof the pen, enjoy doing something with your hands. [/QUOTE]

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