I have graduated from economics. Considering my nature,
studying economics was a huge mistake for me. I’m not going to pretend that I haven’t
learned anything useful during the time I spent at university, I certainly did.
But I always wanted to be a musician. If not that, something in which I can
work on an object or a project rather than fixing or building something related
to humans. What I mean is, I can edit a photo or make a song or invent a new
method for stacking inventory in a warehouse but I can’t run after clients who
are unwilling to pay or buyers, to sell my product.
I get that you have to deal with people in every walk of
life and I’m fine with that. But I feel like I’m much more suited to building
something rather than selling or servicing something else built. So I concluded
that I should be working in a field of art.
At least for a while, that field can’t be music. So the
second thing I have always been interested in was computer graphics. Creating imagery
for magazines or newspapers or movies or anything of this sort is something I can
start with I suppose. The only thing I have been lacking in my opinion is
proper knowledge of the software required.
I have always intuitively known how to use software. There aren’t
many apps that I’d run and be completely clueless at. For example, the coffee illustration in this post is my creation from, I don't know how many years back. But I decided that I should
properly learn how to use Photoshop and Illustrator. So I have bought a book
and started reading it today. Which was something I was planning to do a month ago
but hey… at least I started finally. Considering what kind of stagnation I was
in, 1 month is nothing :)
So far, it seems easy. Though, I have to say that I only
read 2 chapters of a book with 32 of them. It seems like my biggest problem
will be to fight myself into reading everything on that book. Because it seems
like it has been written for an audience which has no clue about Photoshop is
(as it should be) so I feel like I’m repeating myself and wasting my time.
Hopefully, soon I’ll be able to post my own work here
instead of some random guy’s creation. I’m really looking forward to it.
I’m looking forward to it too :)
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