I was thinking about double majoring in business to, that way if I open a tat shop I know what I'm doing. But when I sit back and think about it, anything that I really want to do doesn't necessarily require a degree,but I feel like society, my family etc makes college a "must do" thing. I want my art to be my main thing in life, and tattoo artist and graphic designers in my experience make some good money compared to the usual portrait artist working at home. I've been thinking about becoming a d.c.f. Worker or something as a back up plan....in front of people I play the tough chick role, "I'm going to make it, I'll be able to make a living off what I love! I can do this!I will do this!" Etc but when I sit back,I'm well aware of the risks,although I do have talent,the art world is extremely competitive.
I'm an artist, I'm chasing my dream to work as an artist
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I was thinking about double majoring in business to, that way if I open a tat shop I know what I'm doing. But when I sit back and think about it, anything that I really want to do doesn't necessarily require a degree,but I feel like society, my family etc makes college a "must do" thing. I want my art to be my main thing in life, and tattoo artist and graphic designers in my experience make some good money compared to the usual portrait artist working at home. I've been thinking about becoming a d.c.f. Worker or something as a back up plan....in front of people I play the tough chick role, "I'm going to make it, I'll be able to make a living off what I love! I can do this!I will do this!" Etc but when I sit back,I'm well aware of the risks,although I do have talent,the art world is extremely competitive.