>>683724
>So somehow you regret studyng art for a little? Do you "bounce" all over the place a lot?
Growing up, I was always just trying out different things that interested me. Which was a lot of things so I ended up bouncing around a lot. I taught myself HTML at 12 (from an old ass library book) because we didn't have the internet so I made my own, learned to make shitty games with gamemaker at 13 because it was something to do, ended up doing 3d animations with some shitty program called 3d canvas around the same time just because it was "fun" (they weren't any good though), learned Blender later on (like 2.47 or something), then took a 3d class in high school and learned 3ds Max as well. Later on in HS, I got really into making weird ass profile photos for my Facebook (since that was the cool thing in 2010), which made me learn Photoshop and stuff, which led into learning photography, which led into doing that professionally for a bit.
I went to college for Physics for some reason though, I really loved math and science so I figured it was what I wanted to do. But after a year of it I just didn't see myself wanting to do that the rest of my life. My mom asked me randomly why I was in physics when I do all sorts of art stuff and I didn't have a good answer. Next day I switched majors to Graphic Design. That first class something just clicked and it all made sense for me. Ended up getting some awards and stuff for my work, got a job doing gd stuff for the school, it all just felt right. I've been graduated for a while now though, and I do 3d and gd.
I don't regret learning art, and I don't regret bouncing around. All of it gave me different perspectives and ways to approach problems differently than others. I know my gay ass blog-post answer probably wasn't what you were really expecting though. Basically what I'm trying to say is don't be afraid to try new things or learn different things, you'll eventually find that one thing that makes you happy.