/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3929091
Language learning and 99% of what we learn in school up until highschool is pure input, no wonder young adults have no clue on how to learn skills on their own; being fed information is the norm for most, thus the sheer amount of tutorials and people making their living off of teaching. But every "genius" or person out of the curve is generally someone with the right intuition to go there and make a thousand mistakes before succeeding. We're too afraid to fail and our attempts have to look decent even when they're not the final product.
Might be an ego problem, but ultimately I think it stems from the learning system.

>>3929095
Good shit. I was surprised to find out my hands improved a lot after I traced a couple ones for a more precise project where I couldn't fuck it up.

>>3929108
You sound like me, pretty uncanny.
Except for the coding part, I wish I could code, always trying to devise the next cool app to make my life easier and not earn a penny cause zoomers just want minimalistic headbanging emoji messengers.

>>3929102
Taekim if you're a beginner;
Kanzen Master for N2 and above (books directed at JLPT);
The Dictionary of Japanese Grammar (and its Anki deck).

There's also the Nihongo no Mori videos on YouTube, from beginner to N1, you might enjoy those better.

For the full guide, knock yourself out at >>>/int/djt
Pic related, my own wonky-ass perspective drawing!