Arts student's struggles with writing

My question may seem a little bit off-topic, but I didn't place it deliberately, so please, sorry. I'm in my first year in college and I prefer to spend all my time in ArtRage and it's obvious. Unfortunately, I have some other disciplines to study, and professors assign me too difficult writing tasks sometimes. I have an average talent for writing and no one for editing. If there is someone who shares the same peculiarity, please tell me how do you deal with these challenges? Are there any fast and easy solutions, or should I obtain proofreading skills by myself?:D

There is no substitute for personal improvement. Taking the easy way out to avoid the work required to better yourself, not only erodes your self-esteem because you know you have taken a short cut, is eats at you because you know that the greatest victim is you. Your professors, your parents, everyone else, are of no consequence and should not enter your mind when contemplating your studies and why you have chosen to take them up... the paramount consideration is you and the you could become. Choose that vision of you and own the effort to attain it.

You only cheat yourself whenever you take the easy path to avoid self-betterment.

Watch less TV, play less video games, party less, and if necessary sleep less, but study more and paint more, if you can.

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I'm on my first year in college and I prefer to spend all my time in ArtRage and it's obvious. Unfortunately, I have some other disciplines to study, and professors assign me too difficult writing tasks sometimes. I have an average talent for writing and no one for editing. If there is someone who shares the same peculiarity, please tell me how do you deal with these challenges? Are there any fast and esay solutions, or should I obtain proofreading skills by myself?

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Welcome to the Forum, it will be nice to see some of your work.



I recommend RoughDraft 3.0 and WordWeb first as simple, quick and most useful.

Here are some useful links to see for download and apprentice :

RoughDraft 3.0

http://www.salsbury.f2s.com/roughdraft/RDraft30.exe
https://www.softpedia.com/get/Office...ughDraft.shtml

Artha ~ The Open Thesaurus

http://artha.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Home

Resources for Writers

https://www.richardsalsbury.com/reso...s-for-writers/

https://listoffreeware.com/best-free...tware-windows/

https://www.literatureandlatte.com/scrivener/overview

https://forum.literatureandlatte.com/

https://listoffreeware.com/best-free...tware-windows/

https://listoffreeware.com/free-stor...tware-windows/

http://www.freewritersoftware.com/
http://www.freewritersoftware.com/about/


Apache OpenOffice
The free and Open Source productivity suite

https://sourceforge.net/projects/openofficeorg.mirror/

Apache OpenOffice Templates
https://sourceforge.net/projects/aoo-templates/

https://templates.openoffice.org/en/..._category%3A21

WordWeb 10.02 Free* version
https://wordweb.info/free/

Be well and paint well !

I used Writer's Workbench some time ago. It has a bit of a learning curve but the results were rewarding. I plan on upgrading my Word version...
https://www.writersworkbench.com/

I did recommend you RoughDraft 3.0 because is lite , open easily, is no commercial,
was done by a novel writer, probably for himself in the begining.

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Are there any fast and esay solutions, or should I obtain proofreading skills by myself?

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muhezixif, you can have a fast soft as RD3 but this is all,
even if you have some skills you have to work a lot to be at the level that your professors ask you to perform.

The copy paste is not a real good solution and I wouldn't advise.
On the contrary, as you are student it would be useful for you to have some references .
free books or books to borrow, one place to find them is Internet Archive,
you can read on line or download a lot of books and try to read them all.

I hope you will remember you ask some advise and I hope it will be useful for you or any other students .

If you study well you will paint well :cool:

Thank you for such an extensive answer, you really helped me. Sorry for answering you a little bit later, I'm very grateful and I'll certainly show my work here, but later.:rolleyes:

Thank you very much:p

I think it's easy to overcome this hurdle. Other people have given satisfactory answers to this question. Practice is the only key to overcoming this hurdle. You might feel difficulty in the beginning, but you'll overcome this hopefully.