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The 30 hobbies closest to inventing languages in what you actually do and how it feels. Each one says what's alike and what's different.
Studying flags and their history, and designing your own from simple rules.
Alike: Both relaxing and creative.
Different: More competitive.
GenealogyMore about following a method. More about collecting.
Local historyMore about following a method. More exploring new places.
Sign languageMore about following a method. More useful day to day.
Learning a languageMore about following a method. More useful day to day.
Historical reenactmentCosts more to start. More time outside.
Archaeology digsMore time outside. More about following a method.
Museums & heritageMore exploring new places. More about following a method.
Synth DIYCosts more to start. More hands-on.
ScreenwritingMore competitive.
2D animationCosts more to start. More screen time.
Digital illustrationCosts more to start. Less to learn up front.
Home recordingCosts more to start. More hands-on.
Life drawingMore social. Less to learn up front.
Board game designMore social.
Comics & zinesLess to learn up front.
Fiction writingLess to learn up front.
Film & game scoringCosts more to start. More screen time.
Model railwaysCosts more to start. More about collecting.
Modular synthsCosts more to start. More hands-on.
SongwritingLess to learn up front.
DrawingLess to learn up front. Off screen.
Memoir & life writingLess to learn up front.
Beat-makingCosts more to start. More screen time.
Electronics & ArduinoCosts more to start. More useful day to day.
Music visualisationMore screen time.
Oil paintingCosts more to start. More hands-on.
PoetryLess to learn up front.
Retro computingCosts more to start. More about following a method.
SculptureCosts more to start. More hands-on.The closest are Vexillology, Genealogy, Local history, Sign language and Learning a language. They're alike in what you do and how it feels.
Local history is close to inventing languages and quicker to pick up.
