u/Fizzy_b0g_Water

I'm experiencing long term linkcut burn out and it's making me sad and frustrated
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I'm experiencing long term linkcut burn out and it's making me sad and frustrated

I love the carving part. I *hate* printing. I beat myself up for not investing in a different craft that was easier to bring to fruition. I have hundreds of stamps that I've made or thrifted. Many I have never printed with, though I love the designs. I adore the carving part. And the end products are beautiful and make me so happy.

But printing is beyond frustrating. It's exhausting. It's insanely time consuming. I truly hate it. I should have started out with screenprinting or some other thing. Before I fell in love and invested countless hours into block printing.

I know I can do other things with my linocuts too. Stickers, buttons, bleach art. I do all that. And it is fun. But I wish I could enjoy making the clothes and patches I really want.

I don't know if I want advice because I truly see no way out of this burn out besides waiting. And hoping someday I will enjoy the printing.

u/Fizzy_b0g_Water — 6 days ago

I do know how to skate pretty well on rinks if that transfers much.

What techniques and tricks should I begin with park skating? And any other general advice with beginning.

What brands, specifically for park skating would you recommend? Wheels? And those bumper(?) Things between the front and back wheels. Also toe stops?? Mine would be decimated by the cement..

What gear brand should I look for. Full set up, I am prone to hurting myself 😿 especially something protecting the knees, wrist, and head.

I am very excited to take the plunge into park skating :)

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u/Fizzy_b0g_Water — 17 days ago