When and how can I tell that I'm a NGMI loser?
I'm 28, therefore, I feel pressure to drop anything that I won't be able to succeed and find a job in.
I did draw "a bit" when younger, enough to know about perspective and drawing what I see rather than what I know. Now I'm attending classes for adults since 4 months. I learned LOADS starting with pencil handling, colors, started loving painting and few other things. I still hit occasional walls but I understand drawing books way better than when I was 18. Yet, I'm not producing anything remotely good. It's better than the old stuff, but also, I draw completely differently now.
Should I give up and look for another skill to learn (I got few hobbies I always wanted to turn into real skills, but these are equally talent and time demanding).
I'm 28, therefore, I feel pressure to drop anything that I won't be able to succeed and find a job in.
I did draw "a bit" when younger, enough to know about perspective and drawing what I see rather than what I know. Now I'm attending classes for adults since 4 months. I learned LOADS starting with pencil handling, colors, started loving painting and few other things. I still hit occasional walls but I understand drawing books way better than when I was 18. Yet, I'm not producing anything remotely good. It's better than the old stuff, but also, I draw completely differently now.
Should I give up and look for another skill to learn (I got few hobbies I always wanted to turn into real skills, but these are equally talent and time demanding).
