Well if you like doing stickers and logos, try a company that produces audio tech or computers or something like that, those places would have use for a designer and many of them make stickers and things to put on your gear.
For stamps you'd have to get in touch with the post office and find out how they go about choosing the stamp designs they sell.
Not sure where to look for designing rides, to do so with the intention of the ride being build would require either you to have some background in engineering or partner with someone who does, who can take your design and incorporate the necessary physics but work with you through the process to keep the design consistent, you know? That's the only one I'm not entirely sure about because it's more engineering than art related.
Is it normal I want the jobs no one knows how to get!
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Well if you like doing stickers and logos, try a company that produces audio tech or computers or something like that, those places would have use for a designer and many of them make stickers and things to put on your gear.
For stamps you'd have to get in touch with the post office and find out how they go about choosing the stamp designs they sell.
Not sure where to look for designing rides, to do so with the intention of the ride being build would require either you to have some background in engineering or partner with someone who does, who can take your design and incorporate the necessary physics but work with you through the process to keep the design consistent, you know? That's the only one I'm not entirely sure about because it's more engineering than art related.