The way you interact with digital will change dramatically if you try creating something rather than just looking at it. Even if you can't do it well, the experience of working with your own hands will give you strength later on. Even when it comes to homework and lessons, small steps you do every day can make a big difference later on.
I tell them that imitating to learn is a natural gateway to developing the ability to create.
You can start by imitating it.
When it comes to cooking and sports, I often watch and imitate them at first. Even when creating something digitally, it doesn't have to be entirely original from the beginning.
If you change one thing after imitating it, you will move forward.
Change the colors, change the words, change the order, add movement. By making small changes, it gradually becomes your own work.
Pinch one of your favorite works, and then add one phrase, "If it were me, I would change this."
At Digital Kodomo BASE, we value the experience of making something more than a good work. Digital becomes more interesting when you turn to the creator side.