Actually, I don't want to be just a writer but also an artist. I love writing as same as drawing too.
My dream it's to write books and do their art the way I see, because I don't think It would be possible to translate the images in my head to a hired artist.
In my opinion, there's no need of finishing high school (at least in my country the education is poor, inconsistent and overall awful), and to be both, it's not necessary to have a bunch of degrees to prove that you know how to write and drawn. And I don't want to do for money or anything like that.
My mother always said it's good to have your own house, if anything goes wrong, at least you have a place to come back, however, she always forget that even if you have a place for you, how you're going to sustain the debts if you lost everything. If this happens to me, I prefer to live in the streets, walking endlessly and meeting new people even if they don't want to.
Now, about moving to London, I guess it's good if you search those apartments that people search for a new roommate to help paying the bills, each one paying half (I don't know how they're called. I only saw on tv shows and I know only a few of informations about this, lol).
Just a little advice: if you want to be a writer, ask help for the teachers when writing something, and read, at least, 2 books per month, doesn't matter the genre. This will open more your mind and boost your creativity and grammar.
What you guys think about following your dreams?
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Actually, I don't want to be just a writer but also an artist. I love writing as same as drawing too.
My dream it's to write books and do their art the way I see, because I don't think It would be possible to translate the images in my head to a hired artist.
In my opinion, there's no need of finishing high school (at least in my country the education is poor, inconsistent and overall awful), and to be both, it's not necessary to have a bunch of degrees to prove that you know how to write and drawn. And I don't want to do for money or anything like that.
My mother always said it's good to have your own house, if anything goes wrong, at least you have a place to come back, however, she always forget that even if you have a place for you, how you're going to sustain the debts if you lost everything. If this happens to me, I prefer to live in the streets, walking endlessly and meeting new people even if they don't want to.
Now, about moving to London, I guess it's good if you search those apartments that people search for a new roommate to help paying the bills, each one paying half (I don't know how they're called. I only saw on tv shows and I know only a few of informations about this, lol).
Just a little advice: if you want to be a writer, ask help for the teachers when writing something, and read, at least, 2 books per month, doesn't matter the genre. This will open more your mind and boost your creativity and grammar.
(Sorry if went too far...)