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[Lod 10]

I just want to learn programming to draw learn drawing in Spanish Japanese in English and other languages Learn how to make sweet foods Know the world and many things I want to have the courage to watch horror movies. I want to have the courage to watch several movies that I was afraid of when I was a child.I want to know a world and change my horizons

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I know I need to stop dreaming and be realistic.

 

[Cardboardtubeknight Cardboardtubeknight]

You got this

Watching horror movies would be a good start with the season

 

[Rox00]

Instead of saying you want to, why not just do it? Learning a language for one can be began right now, you can practice drawing right now, and you can do so much more if you just do it. Don't fear anything and keep moving onward!

 

[Lod 10]

Você conseguiu isso

Assistir a filmes de terror seria um bom começo de temporada

Thanks, I'll try to learn digital art and watch some horror movies.

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Em vez de dizer que quer, por que não simplesmente fazer? Aprender um idioma pode ser iniciado agora mesmo, você pode praticar desenho agora mesmo e pode fazer muito mais se simplesmente fizer. Não tenha medo de nada e siga em frente!

EUI will learn that I will get my own drawing tablet

 

[bjork]

Instead of saying you want to, why not just do it? Learning a language for one can be began right now, you can practice drawing right now, and you can do so much more if you just do it. Don't fear anything and keep moving onward!

This. It doesn't start happening until you start doing. Even if it seems hard or you're not getting it at first, you're gonna have a learning curve on anything you try. But at some point you'll look back and be glad you made it, and maybe be able to help someone else starting out too.

 

[Lod 10]

Isto. Só começa a acontecer quando você começa a fazer. Mesmo que pareça difícil ou que você não consiga de primeira, você terá uma curva de aprendizado em tudo o que tentar. Mas, em algum momento, você olhará para trás e ficará feliz por ter conseguido, e talvez consiga ajudar outra pessoa que esteja começando também.

OThank you for your words

 

[Rox00]

Thanks, I'll try to learn digital art and watch some horror movies.

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EUI will learn that I will get my own drawing tablet

You got this my guy!

 

[Humility]

I just want to learn programming to draw learn drawing in Spanish Japanese in English and other languages Learn how to make sweet foods Know the world and many things I want to have the courage to watch horror movies. I want to have the courage to watch several movies that I was afraid of when I was a child.I want to know a world and change my horizons

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I know I need to stop dreaming and be realistic.

But understanding yourself is being realistic. Wanting to better yourself is in your heart, meaning it's a part of who you are. I hope that makes sense. Nothing can be more real than that. Also, I understand about horror movies because it's really hard for me to not imagine every detail in a detail. (Extremely high perception due to autism), but you can always try out black and white films from 30's to 40's. They make up special effects with more realism while lacking in gore.

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This. It doesn't start happening until you start doing. Even if it seems hard or you're not getting it at first, you're gonna have a learning curve on anything you try. But at some point you'll look back and be glad you made it, and maybe be able to help someone else starting out too.

This is also true. Believe me, I know what it's like to doubt your abilities to learn and/or succeed. But once you start it's only natural you'll yearn to keep going. Things you don't understand will fly over you but being human has the gift (and sometimes curse) of persistence.

 

[Blamhammer]

That’s the brilliant thing about learning - you can start anytime, like right now!
Oddly enough I’m trying to get back into drawing. I’ve been using Steve Houston’s New Masters Academy videos on drawing the head and features. The skill set from that can be used in drawing other things too.

(If you are resourceful you’ll be able to find the intermediate course online somewhere.)
(Edit - make sure to draw from the shoulder, not wrist.)

As for learning Japanese, this DS game is actually pretty good. Like it’s shocking that it’s this comprehensive for a DS title.

My Japanese Coach (USA) DS ROM – RGT Repository

My Japanese Coach (USA) DS ROM Languages: English. For the NDS.

retrogametalk.com

If you have a small notebook handy, writing out a single character on a full page will help with remembering them. I mean repetitive acts in games helps you recall game systems so it should work here. Just been using it over one week on and off after work for a bit and I can recall a i u e o, ka ki ku ke ko + the dakuten additions and many more things. Give me a few more months chief and I’ll tackle my first toddlers novel in Japanese.
(Edit - controlling the strokes needed to draw the characters correctly can also help with drawing skills.)

Anyway remember what Bob Ross said (and watch his painting videos too).

 

[solnK!]

Can´t say something better than everyone has already said, just believe in yourself dude!!
YOUR DRILL IS THE DRILL THAT´S GONNA PIERCE THE HEAVENS!!!!

 

[Strategist's icon Strategist Strategist]

Everything starts with taking one small step. The rest is having the discipline to continue practicing with regularity. There are many English, Spanish speakers, artists and programmers on this site willing to help with any questions. And even more all over the internet.

 

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

This. It doesn't start happening until you start doing. Even if it seems hard or you're not getting it at first, you're gonna have a learning curve on anything you try. But at some point you'll look back and be glad you made it, and maybe be able to help someone else starting out too.

This reminds me of a quote I love: "no matter how long the journey, it always starts with a first step".

I personally wouldn't even be here if I hadn't actually tried to conquer those annoying language barriers that kept plaguing my life. It did take decades, though, but was SO worth it.

 

[KirboDeku]

It's not unrealistic. You see, the process is actually very simple, but no one wants to do the hard work. The only thing holding you back is yourself.