If you could have expertise in one artistic talent, what would it be?
I'd love to be able to draw.
If you could have expertise in one artistic talent, what would it be?
Gabriel Jackson
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Lucas Gray
I'd love to draw too. Specifically, more realistic art.
I write a lot and I'd love to draw concept art for my stories and universes to help the reader better visualize what the hell I'm talking about.
I'm stuck with stick figures, though.
Benjamin Ross
Writing.
I'm probably above average at writing just slightly, but I'm still irredeemable shit. But because I went to public schools that above average was enough to get everyone around me(teachers, parents, peers) to suck my dick and tell me how good of a writer that I was and like an idiot I believed them. It used to be a dream of mine to be a writer but as time passed and I read more and other people caught up I realized that I was complete garbage at writing. I love telling stories and creating them structurally but when it comes to prose and to a lesser extent even dialogue (I struggle to write dialogue outside of my own voice, but I'm fairly decent at writing in that voice) I suck shit. Still my parents think I'm going to be the next great writer, but no matter how much I read or write I can't get any better, I just don't have the talent. I'd love to be good at it though, I don;'t even want to be famous I just want to be able to write decently for once :(
Mason Turner
rapping probably
Samuel Allen
I'm torn between drawing and writing. Both could probably have use in making a living in some way, and both have their own uses.
I'd probably pick writing. If I could draw, then I'd want to articulate stories for what I've made, or make them according to some story, but the stories of my own making often suck and I look back on them with contempt. I'd like to fix that over my inability to draw even a straight line.
Nathaniel Bailey
Change that file name now, you stupid fuck!
Benjamin Scott
I already can draw so i'd like to change that for a loving gf
Also, i want to learn an instrument and write
Brandon Nelson
Music, the universal language. Not sure what instrument though, preferrably all of them even if im mediocre at them.
Joseph Cooper
Martial arts, duh. I wanna be able to kick the shit out of people.
Benjamin Morales
I'd be the ultimate pick up artist and fug all dem bitches
Charles Baker
architect and design a lot of cool buildings and become famous for it
Carter Hall
Just becuase of the phrasimg of your question I'd say music since there are so many different instruments and styles. The number of skills acquired there and the amount of time it would take to learn all of it naturally would be the highest. Writing would probably be second since it would probably have the greatest cognitive benefit due to the nature of the skill and the sort of thinking it requires.
John Ramirez
Actually I take that back. I'd pick writing since a truely good author has to be able to fully realize multiple characters and have a deep understanding of people, their motives, feelings, interactions, and how they communicate. Being magically made an expert there would, on a conceptual level at least, cure my autism and would have the greatest positive impact on my life.
Kevin Foster
You guys can just learn how to write and draw or play music professionally if you wanted to. I don't see what's the point of fantasizing about things that are in your reach
Nolan Lee
talent =/= hard work
Camden Sanders
Sing. I wish I could have a beautiful singing voice. Unironically I have the worst voice, I sound like a fucking off key prepubescent Justin Bieber that can't sing.
Carson Morgan
me too user it's hard to commit when talented musicians are in the way. then again, music gear is stupid expensive and i wont even get a chance to pursue music if i dont have a job to support it. faccck
Logan Butler
Musical talent.
Sounds a lot like me. Dialog especially, but I also find writing to be very tiresome, and few stories have ever overcome that inherent "pain in the ass" factor to even make it to paper.
Adrian Martin
>yeah you can just do these things and be mediocre because talent and hard work beats just hard work
No. Shut up.
David Jenkins
>he thinks talent is real
Jose Perez
A huge part of the problem is that learning a creative trade skill makes it completely impossible to enjoy the work thereafter. You will always be looking at it critically, instead of enjoying the work as a spectator.
I've been practicing digital painting for a few months from a total beginner and i can already begin to see the faults of art that i used to enjoy. I can't imagine what being a Professional is like, being surrounded by awful paintings. It would be like living in constant discontent with reality.
Levi Morales
Counterpoint, as a spectator with no grasp of an art, you can also never truly know the depths of joy and brilliance in actual masterpieces.
Ayden Moore
Talent is only so good up to a certain point in your career. Ask anybody above a certain level and not a single one of them will say they were carried there by talent, it's all hard work.
Ian Campbell
>things that are in your reach
NIGGER I CAN BARELY AFFORD RENT AND FOOD AND MY WAGEKEK JOB TAKES AWAY MOST OF MY TIME. Do you have any idea how much quality musical instruments cost and how much time is required to master them?
Weekends make no difference because im too exhausted to do anything but shitpost. In my reach my ass.
Accurate pic btw, Mr. Schlomo will get mad if I get to work late.
Jeremiah White
I can already draw, so I would pick writing.
Because I need a few more years to master drawing, but Writing is just another devil to combat.
Learning and will see you soon anons!
Jack Parker
How about you all stop making excuses and fantasizing about having a talent and actually try to develop one for once in your life?
That's how everyone else did it, ya know.
Noah Hernandez
post your work friend
Blake Wright
I wish that I could play the guitar.
Xavier Smith
pls dont tell fbi
Blake James
drawabox.com
get started fucker
Lincoln Jenkins
have you tried screenplays?
Kevin Cox
Neets can't grasp concepts like time and effort.
Connor Bennett
im already practicing sempai. its one of the few things that keeps me from killing myself