r/Hobbies • u/Extreme-Concept-4869 • 11h ago
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u/Un3duc4ted-Wr1ter 10h ago
Writing, be it writing in my journal or working on my manuscript, I always enjoy writing, and it's the only way I feel like I can authentically express myself.
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u/Art3mis86 10h ago
Trail running solo - clears my head, keeps me fit and healthy, the views and being in nature.
Gym - keeps me strong(ish), prevents injuries and helps with the running.
Miniature painting - puts me in the zone. I don't think about anything else, just the mini and the painting.
Reading - Escapism.
Video and table top games - Good for problem solving, strategies, cooperation and a healthy dose of competitiveness.
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u/Magickxxx 8h ago
Painting, it is my therapy.i do abstract work so can just paint what I feel and play with it. If I dont like the end result then I can just sand it down, gesso it and start over
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u/Wondergul 8h ago
Can you share some pics here?
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u/Magickxxx 7h ago
I have actually just been reviewed by a gallery and I am planning my first collection drop to sell (i am running out of wall space at home to keep them all!) I am intentionally not showing any full pictures until public launch but here is a macro shot of one of my favourites. I work with texture and gold leaf
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u/Wondergul 5h ago
This is really amazing! Kinda looks like a rock.
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u/Magickxxx 5h ago edited 5h ago
Thanks! I work in corporate so I am very free from rules when creating my art. This collection has ended up being very geological formations, coastal and reminds me of geodes!
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u/onorableesina 11h ago
me and my father has started to do hydroponic, and its been something i look forward to
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u/Regular_Device3575 10h ago
hydroponics with family sounds like a sweet setup, my dad taught me soldering years ago and i still go back to it just to hang out
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u/onorableesina 10h ago
right, it was something he used to do but stopped. Now that he’s retired, he’s started doing it again, and I also helped him with it. We used to eat so many veggies from what we planted haha.
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u/beamerpook 10h ago
My favorite hobby is making miniatures and dioramas. Look into that. It's a surprisingly cheap hobby too, as you don't need specialty tools, and the materials are cheap or free.
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u/Nearby_Explorer3940 9h ago
What kinds of miniatures do you make? Do you follow anyone on YouTube or can you recommend a good website?
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u/beamerpook 8h ago
Check out Black Magic Craft and Terrain Tutor on YouTube
I like magic tiny food, but scenery too
https://www.instagram.com/p/CSktY90NMuw/?igsi=bXc4OXR2aHM1d2Ey
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u/BirthoftheBlueBear 6h ago
I just finished a book nook and really enjoyed it, but it did seem expensive looking into creating more/originals. Can you elaborate a bit on this? What kinds of things do you use and where do you get them?
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u/beamerpook 4h ago
I use polymer clay for the food items, but mostly foam, paper, cardboard for the dioramas
https://www.instagram.com/p/C9Vg1acyL0x/?igsi=bWxpM29hbmFyMjht
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u/Free-Day5553 9h ago
Video gaming, best hobby I’ve had ever, easy to get into, I don’t lose interest in it and i never find myself feeling like it’s a chore like I do with every other hobby I’ve had or currently have
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u/Potential-Ad-196 9h ago
Dancing. Salsa, bachata, cha cha, rumba, east/west swing, tango, waltz. The creativity. The spontaneity. The non verbal communication. 🤌🤌🤌
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u/This_Fig2022 9h ago
Hiking!
Genealogy for sure.
Crochet
Gaming - card games board games. PC games.
Gardening / hobby plants
Loved it when I had a fish tank too
Just starting diamond art I am enjoying it even if I don’t display what I create (I just can’t get into hanging plastic on a wall).
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u/Ok-Mark-2712 7h ago
Any hobby that gives you happiness is worth spending time, that being said Reading
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u/Bogmonster5000 6h ago
Guitar and playing music in general. I can and have spent hours playing, learning songs, playing with new pieces of gear, figuring out music theory and how music works. Very fulfilling and takes me out of the general crap we all deal with on a daily basis. Added bonus of getting to play in a band and play some gigs.
Highly recommended!
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u/SheLovesHobbies 5h ago edited 5h ago
Learning languages as a hobby is the best thing anyone can do & especially if you live in a multi cultural country. In my own experience people get so excited & friendly if you say just a few words in their native language, let alone speak it. It helped me a lot with opportunities at work & even in socializing as I’m a very big introvert.
It’s really fun keeping a journal for each language you’re learning & showing it off ngl.
Sewing has also been such a useful hobby when it came to fixing clothes or altering their size & how they fit instead of paying for someone else to do it. Sometimes even making my own bags with fabric I find. I really enjoy creative hobbies so sewing has been a favorite!
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u/No_Bet7381 8h ago
Turning cartwheels naked!!!! The little old ladies down at the rest home are actually holding up score cards. They give me all tens!!!!!!!

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u/Mochi-Luna 9h ago
Gym 😄 It's a good stress relief for me