/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>2936226
Why not both?

>>2936226

>>2936226
>TFW you wanted to do your own projects but are stuck working for assholes who want the same old same old because you need the money.

>>2936226
studio first, feelance second. Obvious choice.

>>2936226
Studio first, then you find out that you hate it, then do freelance.

>>2936226
post work faggot

>>2936735

here's a little environment doodle I did during my work lunch break

>>2936752
craig mullins is such a fucking meme

>>2936226
Why not support your art with an actual high paying job like engineering or something instead of working yourself into an early grave hating what you used to love like that naruto dude?

>>2936761
>i'm going to go do this thing that I hate so I can go do this thing that I love for 3 hours at the end of every day.
I know it's not realistic to expect any money out of art, but I'd rather at least try instead of having to dedicate my life to something I don't want to do.

>>2936761

I think you need to stop projecting

>>2936735
>>2936755
Post your work too!

>>2936773
He's not that wrong, you know. That's a safer way to do it...
If you got no backup plan,you lack wisdom as well...

Studio first , build connections so if you become a freelance artist u won't have to worry about looking for jobs

>>2936766
You don't have to "spend your life" doing anything, I'm merely suggesting that you attain an actual marketable skillset to support yourself with. If you learn a trade for example you can choose your own clients and hours just like in freelance art and you'll have the peace of mind of not having to scrape for pennies all the time. Is there really nothing outside of drawing that interests you at all?

>>2936226
Is industrial design a good career for an artist?

>want to work in animation studios
>don't know whether to major in animation or illustration for animation

Study something more useful. Go freelance.