I need a hobby, any suggestions?

Answer 1

make candy apples at ur house and sell them and make money.

Answer 2

People may have many different types of hobbies during their lifetimes. When we are very young most of our time is spent playing with dolls or toy trucks. We also may enjoy playing in a sandbox or building with wooden blocks. When we get older we start to pursue our first hobbies. Some kids go out for a sport like football or figure skating. These new interests can be quite time-consuming and most children put a lot of energy into them. Some other children might get interested in less active activities like reading, painting, or stamp collecting. While some others might enjoy playing an instrument like the piano or the flute.

As we get older, our hobbies might change or they might not. Some people who collected stamps as a child might still be collecting stamps when they are 80. Other people might change their interests every year depending on fashion. Some people are lucky that they have found professions that are similar to their hobbies, like the weekend gardener who works as a landscaper or the kid who loves computers and becomes a programmer.

Some of the most popular hobbies include watching TV or videos, reading books, magazines and newspapers, playing a musical instrument, singing in a choir or listening to music. Lots of people like travelling as a hobby. Many people like to join sports clubs where they practice gymnastics, basketball, volleyball, swimming, handball or judo. The main goal of a hobby is to give youself an enjoyable break from your everyday work or school. A hobby is something you should do only for yourself.

Answer 3

Since you listed this under drawing and illustration, I'm going to make suggestions for utilizing these skills.

1. Buying, Selling, or Trading ACEOs (acronym for “Art Cards Editions and Originals) - An ACEO is a miniature piece of art measuring 2.5” x 3.5,” or the same size as a baseball card. Anyone from beginners to popular artists create ACEOs using a variety of mediums and styles. These mini art cards are designed to collect and/or trade and are very affordable, not to mention addictive! They will fit in any standard size trading card album and are also ideal for framing. There is a profitable market for these on eBay and an enormous community of artists there and other places on the web.

2. Mail Art - Make, exchange, submit artwork through the post office. There's a huge community of people doing this locally and internationally, as artist penpals, for mail art exhibitions and zines, projects organized by theme, color, style, the list goes on. Get connected the old fashioned way and relish in all the cool stuff you get in your mailbox.

3. Artist Volunteer - This is something I have been doing lately. Find something you're comfortable with. Maybe it's an ongoing thing, maybe it's just a one-off here and there. I like to write letters with a lot of crazy fun drawings to people who could use a lift in their day. I consider this different than mail art because it's something I mean to do to help people. You can do it for sick kids, military, the elderly, etc. If you're not interested in mail, you can also volunteer for various art projects under arts and culture in your area at volunteermatch.

Answer 4

* web design or animation - both creative and practical and can lead into professional work
If you are good at putting slogans with images, you can market your wares at http://www.zazzle.com through this company that can produce your work on shirts, mugs, cards, etc sold online
* pet sitting or pet adoption. Some places adopt out pets to foster homes until they can be placed with permanent owners. So you can enjoy taking care of pets part time while providing a service.
* book club, social club, museum membership, church singles group. Join a group that schedules monthly outings to local events, so you can meet new friends while enjoying cultural activities.
* meditation or discussion group, religious studies, political volunteer work. Try visiting different religious or political groups to learn about new ideas, issues, approaches or viewpoints. You might find something valuable worth pursuing further.
* teaching, tutoring, babysitting, mentoring youth or elderly.
Contact a local volunteer center to see if any opportunities may appeal to your interests. The local library or public schools always need volunteers.

Answer 5

something physically active. people don't get enough exercise. hike, bike, run, go to the gym. you could pick up "drawing with the right side of the brain" it's a book that teaches how to reach into your creative side to draw naturally. If you do something likke hike or bike, you could sketch on location and make collections of your sketches

Answer 6

Woodworking. Make bird houses--flower pots in all shapes, like a wheelbarrow--make small sleds or ornimental decoration or small christmas tree ornaments, lamps.

I know a man who used to make fiddles--musical instruments. He did a very professional job of it.

Answer 7

is looking in a mirror a hobby?

Answer 8

Geneology! You will be hooked, and get bit by the bug. IT is absolutely fascinating, and you learn a TON. It is an adventure like you may not realize. Have fun whatever you choose though.

Answer 9

Take up golf, you do not have to worry about teams you will learn about honesty, respect, disipline, and meet people with the same qualities.

Answer 10

In terms of drawing/illustration, hit up film making or photography. Excellent stuff, maybe even computer science stuff...

Answer 11

I enjoy kicking pigeons downtown but other acceptable options are: rock climbing, collecting antigue books, volunteer work, gardening, and stop-motion photography. Or the pigeon thing is good too.