Image 1 — First attempt at urban sketching, I’ll take all the advice
Image 2 — First attempt at urban sketching, I’ll take all the advice

First attempt at urban sketching, I’ll take all the advice

I love sketching and doodle and have been wanting to give urban sketching a try. There’s so much improvement to be made and I don’t know what the best resources are to get better, any tips would be great!

u/Dcam05 — 12 days ago

Any co-ed or women’s soccer leagues in the area?

I played soccer and high school and am looking to get back into it as a way to make some friends and get some exercise in.

Anyone know of any groups (preferably without a fee) that play regularly in the area?

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u/Dcam05 — 3 months ago

What’s everyone’s process of studying/comprehending the material?

I start school in the fall and have want to be prepared before I am thrown into my accelerated program. I’ve been trying to do some research on what the most effective way to study is. I read through a lot of your post here along with YouTube videos on how to study from what I gathered this is the proper order:

- take notes on power point regarding questions you may have, main points, what the professor emphasizes, etc

- Review notes soon after class and refine them, add extra context from books & supplemental material (is this where I would write out full notes in a notebook)

- Once notes are refined create a study guide

- Use study guide to active recall, create flash cards, and practice questions to study

It seems like a lot but is this the process the majority or you guys are using to study? Are you guys essentially taking 3 set of notes (lecture, notebook/digital, study guide) while also creating flash cards and doing active recall and practice question every time a new exam or test comes around. I’d love to hear to steps from lecture to the day of the exam.

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u/Dcam05 — 4 months ago