/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6625951
No, you're actually very smart. Most artists are bull-headed and don't think about the future. They just want to "draw all day" and don't think much about anything else, be it finances or personal satisfaction. Some realize this halfway through and successfully 'elevate' their career to where they can make a living with their personal art, while others get stuck at studios and slave away at the desk, miserable for the rest of their life. Others just quit.

What's a good / easy career I can get into while drawing on the side? I just graduated from art school but I think it's still gonna take years before my skill is good enough for professional work. I can't just leech off my parents the whole time either.

Preferably, I'd like to go to a cheap grad school that'll be easy to get into.

>>6409438
If only you could surround yourself with the /ic/ people that are actually serious about art, it'd be better than most art schools