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[Purple_Rain] · 15-07-2011, 09:14 AM

Lol charlie, I was thinking the exact same thing 'star an arguement in my thread?...I close the thread.' :P

I owuld love to be a self employed artist. I think, howveer, thinking rationally I should finish my degree first. At least the first one (5 year course, BSc after 3 years and MArch after 5), considering i just passed second year. But at the same time my head is like 'rargh. You are not happy doing this. You would be happy doing that. Go do it.' . I kind of have a portfolio but it's all photographs of work instead of actual work. I shall try and contact local artists.

Also, Jo:

Quote:

but you're drawing out an argument that just isn't worth drawing out.

I see what you did there ;)

thanks for the encouragement guys :)

15-07-2011, 09:14 AM	#47
[Purple_Rain] Forum Mod Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Middle Earth I am currently:	Lol charlie, I was thinking the exact same thing 'star an arguement in my thread?...I close the thread.' :P I owuld love to be a self employed artist. I think, howveer, thinking rationally I should finish my degree first. At least the first one (5 year course, BSc after 3 years and MArch after 5), considering i just passed second year. But at the same time my head is like 'rargh. You are not happy doing this. You would be happy doing that. Go do it.' . I kind of have a portfolio but it's all photographs of work instead of actual work. I shall try and contact local artists. Also, Jo: Quote: but you're drawing out an argument that just isn't worth drawing out. I see what you did there ;) thanks for the encouragement guys :)
	"I would be almighty in my own world of art, even if I had to paint my pictures with my wet tongue on the dusty floor of my cell." -Picasso "No, painting is not done to decorate apartments. It is an instrument of war." - Picasso 'I have scars becuase I have a past; but they, like my past, do not define my future'