This is kinda out there but,, I've basically come to the conclusion that whatever my profession is gonna be will most likely have to do with computers/programming My summer job has been a computer tech assistant at Windward School wiping/updating/upgrading desktops and laptops of all sorts (and tearing apart/scrounging ones that won't work) and any other little jobs I'm given (setting up wifi routers, making student accounts across campus, fixing iPads, etc) and I've been really enjoying it and learning lots of new things I've always been curious about I'll be taking AP computer science next month and have already started the 2nd part of the course online, I'm hoping to finish up to the 4th one before school starts (also really liking that) Computers and technology have always fascinated me, and because I like to draw I used to think "oh! I HAVE to become an animator/digital artist/website designer!" But at this point learning more about how computers and devices work and the mechanics of it are way more interesting to me than struggling to transfer my art to the computer and trying to balance all of my activities while trying to cram in practicing digital painting/lining/shading etc. (also I can't afford a new tablet since my old one got stolen when we were robbed, plus I don't have my own computer to store art) It's gotten to the point where pursuing that has become more desirable and less stressful than art, and, more realistic in my position right now at least This is sorta rambling but I figured I'd put it out there. I might still take commissions for stuff every now and then if I need to but overall I think I'll just draw whenever I want/have the time
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