Taylor irby
Question 1:
Truthfully I don’t know where I’ll be in 15 years. I think
about this all the time. I often think I’ll end up dead somewhere, but I try to
keep that thought out of my head. I would like to see myself hopefully still in
school, getting a degree and working towards if not opening my own graphic
shirt store or something then at least working somewhere where I could use my
skills that I have learned. Sense ill only be 35 in 15 years and that’s still
sort of young I don’t really see myself getting married that soon let alone
have any type of kids, I still want to wait at least another good 10 years to
just be me without all of the restrictions that come with marriage, not saying
at all that I don’t want to get married because that’s definitely not the case.
But who am I to predict the future, I don’t know what’s going to happen and
when , but whatever happens its bound to happen so I don’t think about my
future that often, I just go with the flow.
I don’t have the first clue of where I’m going to live in 15 years and I’m
not going to think about that until that time comes when I need to, lastly of
course I see myself having a job as a graphic designer, if not that then it
will be really close to that.
Question 2:
I don’t think that I have ever felt discouraged about one of
my hobbies, if anything I have always gotten upset with it and felt like it was
never any purpose of me still trying to do something that I truly had no type
of faith in. now when it comes to my art I have fell majorly discouraged and intimidated,
because it’s always just the thought that there are so many different types of
people in the world that in my opinion have a better creativity and imagination
than I do, I always felt like none of my work will ever get used or even talked
about because tons of other people have to capability to do so much better then
I can. I have always sold myself short when it comes to my art and that’s how it’ll
always be.
never sell yourself short.. hard work pays off
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