I wish I could draw. I always wanted to do charcoal.

like as a drug? I don't know if it does anything

Why not learn

>>9486723
well it's good for combating some poisonings. OP's on the wrong board >>>/ic/

>>9486723
>be undergrad art student
>doing charcoal project
>other student has charcoal dust
>thinks it would be funny to pile it into their hand and blow it at people
>dumbass doesn't realize how finely powdered it is and when inhaling it goes into their face they cough then freak out and spill the charcoal all over themselves
>they coughed so much and were so fucked up i literally thought they were dying right in front of me
>see them coughing up black shit for the next week
>probably have throad and lung cancer now

OP trust me just snort a line of charcoal dust, you'll get high az fukk

>>9486702
drawing's hugely a craft on par with crochet and wood carving. it's pretty attainable with the right teacher and a nauseating amount of elbow grease. you just have to learn a couple of simple principles. you could probably learn most of the core concepts in three days or so.

drawing on the right side of the brain and keys to drawing are pretty good if you're ever interested.

>>9486702
charcoal is so fucking messy

makes your fingers black, fucking dust everywhere you slightly touch anything it smears about everywhere like water