Hakaba Kitarou
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- Posted: Tue, 26 Feb 2008 10:58:24 +0000
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Kirihito is so right. I guess you could say that your passion is for the happiness and well being of the ones you love. It would of course be a blessing if you could have passion for your life career and still be able to support and help the people you care about. That is actually the one thing I always run into in my mind that makes me think twice about pursuing an art career. sweatdrop but I love talking about art and I love explaining the technical aspects of art, so I think I would make a great professor. The head of my department here at FSC makes descent money though, so if I could reach the level of a professor I should be fine. Until then, I was just going to keep a regular job and work in my own time. But Im a freshman in college, I have plenty of time to figure out what I really want to do. Misszipper and I are planning on going to grad school at NYU after college, so we can get our masters, so that should help a little.
Thanks for the input Kirihito! Thats the kind of response I was waiting for.
4laugh Can I friend you? 4laugh
Thanks for the input Kirihito! Thats the kind of response I was waiting for.
4laugh Can I friend you? 4laugh
Sorry. I can't seem to log in to my main account so I'm on my mule. eek Seems like ages since I've replied in this forum topic.
(laugh) I'm not sure if I'm right or wrong, to be honest. sweatdrop I guess I simply go with the flow of what's most important to me first.
Then again, art isn't a bad career for some people who can get good business. In fact, some become successful and earn a good living out of it. Teaching art can be very inspiring too, as well as a stable job. I really like seeing how you see the goodness of being a professor, to teach others as well as to benefit yourself. 3nodding Good luck, all the best! 3nodding
Sorry, at the moment I'm not accepting friends requests. @_@; I'm not accepting PMs too, come to think of it, he he he he. sweatdrop