D&D, video games, reading, singing, watching speedrunning and other videos on YouTube
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Anonymous1d
D&D, video games, knitting, crotchet, listening to music, reading, hanging out with friends, watching YouTube, anime
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Anonymous1d
Knitting, crochet, lifting, reading, learning french, ukulele, a few video games like stardew valley and the sims
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Anonymous1d
Painting/drawing, video games, hiking, weight lifting
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Anonymous1d
Warhammer 40k, and wood carving
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Anonymous1d
Playing instruments, yoga, cooking/baking, hiking, art
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Anonymous1d
Baking,TV/Movies,and sleeping
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Anonymous18h
crocheting, reading, f1, sometimes a little bit of creative writing lol, i’m a near pro level dancer so it’s not really a hobby anymore but i spend a ton of time on it
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Anonymous21h
Hiking, painting/drawing, reading, history, and I don’t usually watch much but I’m currently chugging through the walking dead with an unusual vigor
Literally any video game. Summoning Salt and ThaRixer are my favorite creators. “The Man Who Broke God of War in Half” has to be my favorite video
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Anonymous#11d
Summoning salt is the goat love that guy. Also any god of war commentary video is great
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Anonymous#21d
What do you like to paint/draw? I’m also interested but all I feel comfortable doing atm is drawing my hand
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Anonymous#31d
What instruments? And what are some of your favorite things to cook/bake?
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AnonymousOP1d
I actually paint and draw a number of things but usually it’s landscapes, portraits, or animals. I don’t remember the last time I drew a hand lol
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Anonymous#21d
Yea ig hands are pretty basic lmao. Landscapes would be what I want to do next. Any tips?
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Anonymousstrawberry_hair1d
Is knitting/crochet more common than I think? My sister is into it too and I almost never hear anyone else say they’re into it so it’s a bit of a surprise to see someone mention it here
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AnonymousOP1d
Nah hands are hard, I avoid doing them at all costs 💔.
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Anonymous#21d
As for tips what really helped me was doing master studies (I did a lot of van Gogh’s landscapes) and studying some of the fundamentals
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Anonymous#21d
These were two studies of Van Gogh’s I did!
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Anonymous#21d
Ig im too inexperienced to even know that oops. Just want to move onto something that’s less literal
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Anonymous#21d
Really nice! Not sure what it is but the sky you made in the second one is the kind of thing that makes me want to paint things like this
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AnonymousOP1d
Impressionism, expressionism or some forms of abstract art could be a good place to start! It can help a lot with composition and color palettes
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AnonymousOP1d
It’s way more common than you realize. Sure it’s seen as an old woman hobby but even at my small college there’s a club for it. There’s so many people who do fiber arts