Everyone has done art some point, as a class I mean, in most countries it's a staple part of the curriculum to some extent, and then most of us stop. I recently went through this specific blog. I'd made it years ago after getting my first laptop, a Mac no less that my dad had decided was now outdated for what he does. As a teen Mac user you quickly realise that gaming is a near impossibility, save for a handful of indie titles and older games and if you are avid enough you play through all the good ones very quickly and you are left with an expensive art station. I say art station because apple themselves advertise as the artists choice and I was painfully aware of that so I picked up photoshop and with the daunting complexity of it quit soon afterwards. But thats all besides the point I posted what little I made remnants of a budding digital artist you could say. At the time I was also doing art as a class in school and looking at these posts of a failed digital artist I'd forgotten how much I enjoyed doing art, some of my fondest memories are of sneaking into the art rooms during break and lunch to hang out with my friends, or ditching chemistry class to finish last weeks art assignment. It was so much fun. Now however I'm a STEM student in university toiling away at formula, physical expressions and load problems, its a different type of enjoyment, I love it here but looking through these old posts I remember that joy that painting and sketching brought these tired hands. I think im going to relearn how to draw again.
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