mmehh ok yeah, but there are things that take decades to master under a good teacher (not just talking about art here) so on your own you would need a few lifetimes o.O

self taught work but dont think it is the best way to learn shit, but it depends on the person itself too.

i mean, some persons learn things a lot easier by them self.

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damn i'm leet

This post was edited by TheShattered on Sep 25 2010 10:25am

konica laser printer - it's pretty economic and black tint costs like nothing. also, it prints very fast. so i got now 3 books printed out, one 190 pages, one 164 pages and around 50 pages regarding faces, expressions and such shit. second one is animals - had to print new one because i fucked pages up with last one.

i got plenty of reading, will leave kafka for next week. have to write 1000 words essay about "On which pattern we base Estonia's wellfare state?"

God darn it, have to finish it by tuesday. Must find some spare time for this and that, shit sucks.

Only correct post here.

You can learn everything but it will just take LOTS of time. And ofcourse, learning requires ability to learn. Some teacher can make wise man out of dumbass but internet only makes you dumber.

e: double cause im lazy slob

This post was edited by LindeRKV on Sep 25 2010 10:38am

Im thinkin im just gunna use a school printer to do it, probably gunna be shet quality and im probably gunna get yelled at but hey, thats just part of the fun






wrong, thats not the onyly correct post. This one is 100% legit:

Haha, yeah. I'm too good boy to use someone elses printer without permission. And i wouldn't get permission, i would have to pay per sheet and it would make more than refilling my own printer.
So, i better do it with my own.

Also, what?

anyone seen emuu or beardman bene?

i've never been fond of writing literature, but reading was awesome
#1 inspiration imho for almost anything (painting/music)

Yes, i saw emuu yesterday. Also bene but he didn't post, just lurked.



Yes, imagination has so big role in reading. But also music inspires alot. Especially music that somehow revives memories or puts fantasy in work.

This post was edited by LindeRKV on Sep 25 2010 10:49am