Make Anything!, Edit for ROW80, Spudzi and ComicCon!, and a New Artist
hat would you make if you were enrolled in a class called How to Make (Almost) Anything?
I'm not sure if you have to follow the curriculum, or are allowed to design your own projects.
I'd love to learn, oh! so many things, especially how to:
1. put together a basic computer
2. develop film
3. custom build a cabinet or any other wooden furniture
4. brew wine and beer (ok, I realise they're not about to teach this at a university...)
And so on, maybe even learning how to bind a book. The closest I've come is, for editing purposes, printing my novels two-pages-per-sheet and hole punching them to fit a five inch binder (I ought to take photos). They sort of feel like very hardcover big books.
Happy to say I'm still loving my new schedule, though, and am on track for ROW80, editing every Monday and Wednesday night. There are parts of the story that aren't so bad! They'll be even better once I move everything around; this story seems to have been drafted in a mor…
I'm not sure if you have to follow the curriculum, or are allowed to design your own projects.
I'd love to learn, oh! so many things, especially how to:
1. put together a basic computer
2. develop film
3. custom build a cabinet or any other wooden furniture
4. brew wine and beer (ok, I realise they're not about to teach this at a university...)
And so on, maybe even learning how to bind a book. The closest I've come is, for editing purposes, printing my novels two-pages-per-sheet and hole punching them to fit a five inch binder (I ought to take photos). They sort of feel like very hardcover big books.
Happy to say I'm still loving my new schedule, though, and am on track for ROW80, editing every Monday and Wednesday night. There are parts of the story that aren't so bad! They'll be even better once I move everything around; this story seems to have been drafted in a mor…