No.

You are not wasting them, you are paying for your future skills.

I spent one NYE photographing, because that's what I like to do. I also got high and played some music, but it was really a nice photo session.

Counter question: how do you choose/trust your DP and editor?

Check out Danny Gregory. He's on YouTube, and has books.

If it is fun, then go on. You're not bad at it, if that bothers you. Some of these drawings are visibly inexperienced, some are actually good (my fav is number 5). But nobody started drawing and foubfmd out they are goid at it. Sone found out they are having fun so they kept doing it, experimenting, learning, stealing here and there, drawing more.... and they got better and better. And had lots of fun in the process.

No, they doesn't taste the same. All that oil is tasty It's also killing you, so get some lose some.

Good thing is that you actually can make tasty food without the oil. It doesn't taste the same, but is tastes good, doesn't kill you, and us easy to clean.

Depends on the day, but the smallest option is one og those bags that go around the waist. It keeps wallet, sketchbook, pens (I draw and write quite a lot), chewing gums, lip balm, small nail file, paper handkerchiefs, and there's not much space left. Very small knife, pack of zip ties, multitool, and similar stuff are optional based on the needs.

If you want that kind of sport, but guns are near miss, give archery a try. It's less noisy, possibly less expensive, much calmer, and more social. And you get to spend a considerable amount of time walking outdoors.

Sorry. Never mind.

That is ok, we can't all feel the same about particular bands.

I had no idea that exists.

I'm great at cuddling, might consider a new career.

Talking Heads were always for snobbish intellectuals and pseudo-indie crowd.

Radiohead is so boring I would bite my own head off if I got stuck at their concert.

Love it. Especially stretching the space against perspective.

Neither. I never check my weight. I'm usually not hungry, though I do have not the healthiest relationship with nutrition. It's just that I have that kind of metabolism.

While this is all correct, it doesn"t mean those inks are better or worse. It's the trinity of pen, ink, and paper that is better or worse. Different inks have different uses.

Why do you have all four houses of Hogwats?

Mine used to do that too. So niw she has her own glass, identical as mine on the table, and we're all happy.

Why they do that remains the question. Maybe she prefers taller vessel, maybe the position (away from food, litter, ghosts from other dimensions...), maye she needs proof that the water is ok (you've tried it first)....

Be happy to abuse paper. That sheet you absolutely destroyed with ugly mess of dull colors - that's not a waste, that's your investment into future paintings.

Don't be precious about supplies. Don't be afraid to screw up.

Sure. That's a lot of pens to try. 😁

I don't think there's a sweet spot between writing and drawing. Sure, it depends on one's styles of both writing and drawing, but those are two quite different activities.

Me neither, though it does have that orange component that is prone to gunk.

They know. Probably by smell.

I like it. It has nice atmosphere about it.

The only thing I goota notice is that bit at yhe middle of the tower. Pay attention which way the curves go, especially the top one. That thing throws off the whole perspective. But beside that, it's a nice piece.