• blackbelt352@lemmy.world
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    3 months ago

    Give digital art programs a try. There’s plenty of free alternatives to the big subscription model vultures out there, there’s GIMP for image editing, Krita for drawing, Blender for 3D, DaVinci Resolve for video editing, Audacity and Pro Tools Free for sound recording and editing, you can even make modular synths using VCV Rack. And if you like rum and eye patches theres versions of the big players out there too.

    I am absolutely shit at drawing, but professionally I make 3d animations, having drawing skills helps, but it’s not necessary to learn any one of these.

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        3 months ago

        Everyone is terrible when they start. You can get better if you practice over time.

        You might not ever draw the next big masterpiece, but if you practice you will get better.

        All it takes is 15-30 minutes a day.

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          3 months ago

          I wish to formally apologize for offering friendly advice on the internet, maybe I should have been even more of an apparent prick than I apparently was and told op to give up forever on their desire to be more creative and told op to eat shit and die.

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            Or you could not think less of someone for using a tool that you don’t need to express their creativity.