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The 30 hobbies closest to puppetry in what you actually do and how it feels. Each one says what's alike and what's different.
Twist long, thin balloons into dogs, swords, flowers and hats for parties.
Alike: Both hands-on and creative.
Different: Gentler on the body.
Voice actingLess hands-on. More screen time.
SingingLess hands-on. More about the doing than the result.
Magic & cardistryMore about following a method. More rhythmic and repetitive.
Amateur theatreLess hands-on. More social.
KendamaMore about following a method. More about the doing than the result.
JugglingMore about following a method. More rhythmic and repetitive.
Community choirLess hands-on. More about following a method.
Musical theatreLess hands-on. More social.
StorytellingLess hands-on. More of a thrill.
Public speakingLess hands-on. More social.
Improv comedyLess hands-on. Less fiddly.
Stand-up comedyLess hands-on. More of a thrill.
LARPMore time outside. Less hands-on.
KaraokeLess hands-on. More about following a method.
Cake & cookie decoratingGentler on the body.
CosplayCosts more to start. More social.
Hair braidingMore rhythmic and repetitive. More about following a method.
PrintmakingNo audience needed. More rhythmic and repetitive.
Hosting dinner partiesMore social. More useful day to day.
Ice cream makingGentler on the body.
SculptureNo audience needed. Slower to reward you.
Stained & fused glassCosts more to start. No audience needed.
Home bakingMore about following a method.
Life drawingLess hands-on. No audience needed.
Makeup artistryMore about collecting.
Silk paintingEasier to do alone. More relaxing.
Acrylic paintingLess fiddly. No audience needed.
Chocolate makingNo audience needed.
Comics & zinesLess hands-on. Slower to reward you.The closest are Balloon modelling, Voice acting, Singing, Magic & cardistry and Amateur theatre. They're alike in what you do and how it feels.
LARP is close to puppetry and quicker to pick up.
Singing is close to puppetry and costs less to start.
