My experience is with visual art, but I can give you my personal anecdotal evidence that yes, some people are naturally better at drawing than others with less practice. I would assume it has to do with both your mind, for example you can look at something in 3D and more easily translate it into a 2D set of shapes, as…

That's awesome! I really hope you keep responding well. All I can offer you is some internet hugs (and some cash I suppose…but how can I be sure you won't go spending it on some recreational drugs, like ketamine??)

I know exactly what you mean. I've had a lot of issues with back problems and terrible pain, and have done a lot of drugs of both the legal and self-medicating illegal variety. When weird shit starts to happen you just kind of adopt a "well, I guess this is happening now" response. It's kind of nice!

I told you I need to eat every three hours or I'm gonna pass out!

That bothered me every time they said it. His hair is blond!

I just watched The Virgin Suicides and thought she was great in that as well.

It's visually beautiful, and if you've suffered from depression it's oddly cathartic. I think von Trier has gone on record saying that it's his most personal film, and that Dunst's character is basically his stand in. But I can safely say it should not give you nightmares or gagging.

*whispers* "Hon, you can't keep stabbing the hostage"

I actually teared up at his monologue. It was just so sweet and earnest. I was furiously nodding my head in agreement when his daughter told him he was a good man.

I think you know.

That reminded me of Mike and Joe Bulo's conversation about hair. Joe appreciated a good shampoo, and would never have asked Mike to lose the glorious hair.

Go, right now! We'll be here waiting.

Paige spilled the beans to pastor dude!! I cannot wait for the fallout.

I thought he offered to take off his gun, meanwhile I was mentally urging him to take off his shirt.

Adalind has kinda always been a shitty hexenbiest…

I'm still a little unclear on how Adalind jumped to that conclusion.

I guess maybe they thought that Adalind creates reasonable doubt, she still has Chekhov's hexenbiest powers going on, right?

Prairie du Chien also isn't a particularly interesting place, but I've only been there once or twice. Maybe there's a seamy underbelly…

Nick is…not super bright to say the least. It took him what, four years to ask how the Wesen recognized him as a Grimm?

Aaron Stormageddon is a grimy little pimp! Let's see some fisticuffs!