>>7566806
Once again: why are you still in /ic/ now that you've realized you're too impaired to learn to draw? You've established you can't draw for whatever reason. Why not switch to a hobby you'll thrive in?

>>7566812
>Drawing is not the easiest hobby to get into and to improve at. Its actually the hardest, what the are you smoking?
Picking up a pencil and a piece of paper (everyone has that in their house) isn't easy?
Improving might be slightly harder, sure, but you have a PC or a phone where you can watch videos and read .pdfs about anything you can imagine. There are stickied threads where there are all the resources you need to learn. Why are you allergic to effort?

>You are limited by your natural intuition and creativity, you can't train those things.
You just listed two skills. Skills can be trained, and sticking "natural" in front of "intuition" doesn't make it less so. Imagination is a skill too.

>Drawing is also 1% actual mechanic skill and 99% soul

Good to know you don't actually draw.

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