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Replace 'art' with 'programming' and this musing from Julie Miyamoto would fit me perfectly a couple years ago.
I'm... not sure what's changed, but suddenly I'm enthusiastic about learning gory details of programming, digging into things and actual practicing again.
I wish I had anything more concrete to grasp at than hoping I can catch up to where![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mira_fastfire is in real-world programming skill, since while I may have at one time (perhaps even now) have had dramatically more theoretical skill than her, I feel her approach through college is far more marketable than anything I could muster.
Programming is still a 'hobby' to my mind in many ways, because I like the mental focus to wield it effectively in extended bursts. Lately... that's been changing, and I hope the change is permanent and not fleeting.
I'm... not sure what's changed, but suddenly I'm enthusiastic about learning gory details of programming, digging into things and actual practicing again.
I wish I had anything more concrete to grasp at than hoping I can catch up to where
mira_fastfire is in real-world programming skill, since while I may have at one time (perhaps even now) have had dramatically more theoretical skill than her, I feel her approach through college is far more marketable than anything I could muster.Programming is still a 'hobby' to my mind in many ways, because I like the mental focus to wield it effectively in extended bursts. Lately... that's been changing, and I hope the change is permanent and not fleeting.