Creative hobbies?

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Creative hobbies? Anonymous 2021-07-17 (Sat) 01:43:27 No.17986

I need a creative hobby but don't feel any inspiration towards anything. I have some physical activities and I like to read that's pretty much all I do. Anyone want to throw out some random ideas?

Anonymous 2021-07-17 (Sat) 04:51:53 No.17990

Why exactly do you "need" one?
What hobby sounds more appealing and affordable to you?

Anonymous 2021-07-17 (Sat) 04:57:05 No.17992

Try out different things, OP. If you like something stick with it. Here are some ideas:
>gardening
>art (whatever medium)
>collecting/archiving
>cooking
>tinkering/DIY
>playing music
>coding
>theater
>blogging/vlogging

Anonymous 2021-07-17 (Sat) 05:02:45 No.17993

>>17990
Also lemme suggest drawing on paper, doing pixel art, painting, painting murals, designing posters in Photoshop, sculpting (wood or clay), making music videos, playing the accordion, making desserts/pastries, repairing furniture

Anonymous 2021-07-17 (Sat) 05:05:28 No.17994

Literally watercolors. To paint with watercolors you'll end up thinking about how water interacts with paper, which is a relatively novel thing to model that most people aren't used to considering. Paint the world outside your front door (sunsets are fun), or make a shitty sketch of a robot or a unicorn in pencil and then color it in. Also, they're cheaper than acrylics.

Anonymous 2021-07-17 (Sat) 09:45:32 No.18000

Shitposting on /b/ is a creative hobby.

Anonymous 2021-09-05 (Sun) 14:02:07 No.19141

Write. Whatever it's in your mind

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