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Whats the simplest type of book or creative content to create? (piefed.zip)
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Ive always had the urge to make something in the creative space im just not sure what to start with or what to try?

Ive debated on making something like a book or game but then im reminded im terrible at writing due to dyslexia. Ive also wanted to make a comic but i cant draw that well, and ive wanted to make games but that requires so much time and skills i dont have sadly.

Is there something in particular i should try or focus on, what would you all advise i do? and why so.

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[–] Auster@thebrainbin.org 3 points 1 week ago

In line with your description, I'd say the hardest part of a journey is the first step. And having focus issues myself (likely not dyslexia though), I'd say it's possible to find means to circumvent, mitigate or even use as stepping stones such limitations.

But on the easiest option, I'd suggest drawing, specially short comics. Xkcd is a bunch of stickmen going through silly science situations, One-Punch Man started as very crude doodles, and Sarah Scribbles' earlier comics are... a thing. But in all cases, they either improved, worked out despite how basic or crude they were, or even worked out because of such.