Considering giving up art for good
10 years ago
“Sometimes you gotta work a little, so you can ball a lot.”
aside from occasional doodling and such art just isn't working out for me. I'm getting nowhere with actually being an artist for a living and I don't want to waste away my life just to end up on the streets
I'm just so tired of putting so much passion into everything and getting nowhere with anything
Art is the one thing I'm good at and even then I'm average at best.
I'm still gonna be a furry and I'm not gonna stop caring about art, I just need to find a path that will actually give me a future. art isn't it. as much as i wish I had what it takes to be an artist I'm just not good enough.
I'm just so tired of putting so much passion into everything and getting nowhere with anything
Art is the one thing I'm good at and even then I'm average at best.
I'm still gonna be a furry and I'm not gonna stop caring about art, I just need to find a path that will actually give me a future. art isn't it. as much as i wish I had what it takes to be an artist I'm just not good enough.
I say you should try to better your art in itself, cuz you know how many popular artists started off drawing horribly? Almost all of them xD
Not saying ur art is horrible just giving an example x3
If you fail, you dust yourself off, give life the bird, and put your effort either back into art or hit up your back up plan
I know we don't know eachother, i think i started following you through a friend, but i have been seeing you slowly slide downhill here and there. If you have a dream you have to keep pushing it and pushing it till it comes true, you can't let it die
That being said, it would not hurt to have a backup plan just incase you need to fall back off art for awhile
You have talent and you have potential, i know you can do something with it, but you've got to show yourself you can aswell
Sounds farfetched, eh? I know. But it's not like people don't make career changes in life. I know I'd rather work towards a stretched dream on the sidelines to an employed career than give up on it completely.