What made you angry today?

[BlakeConor14]

To be honest.

Just with how this site has been going these past 2 days.

Why what's happened

 

[Froggy Fool]

I've never been outside the US before... When I make it to where I need to go in life I'll visit there and live there... By the way, where would you recommended me to live in the UK since you've been there?

Well, I guess it's up to you. I honestly wouldn't mind living there for a year or so. Eventually I would miss seeing my family on a regular basis tho.

 

[BlakeConor14]

@Any Del cities are really expensive to live in so keep that in mind if you move to the UK

 

[Any Del]

@Any Del cities are really expensive to live in so keep that in mind if you move to the UK

Ok. Thanks for the recommended!

 

[ErinAardvark]

Second week of the new semester, and already there's a research paper due. I HATE research papers!

 

[LittleJerry92]

Welcome to my world.

 

[fuzzygobo]

Second week of the new semester, and already there's a research paper due. I HATE research papers!

You mean you enroll in college, and they place demands and deadlines on you?????????!!!!
Say it ain't so!

 

[Any Del]

Well, that's what college does. Embrace it. I'm halfway in my second semester and I had to do research papers. Its no fun but if you want that degree, in order to be what you be, do what your told seen?

 

[fuzzygobo]

If you want to talk about deadlines, demands, and commitments...

Back in the 90's I took a few evening courses at the Joe Kubert Art School. This is an institute where graduates go on to work for comics- Marvel, DC, Disney, etc.
One of my professors, Mike Chen, drew for The Muppets when they had a daily strip.
Even just taking one course, I was pulling a few all-nighters a week.

For the full time students, the demands were greater. The advantage was the teacher/student ratio was 1:8. Very small classes, so you got a lot of attention. But homework was intense. It was a three year course, having a job was out, having a social life was out, it was three years of boot camp.
Because they knew if you wanted to draw for the comics, draw the next (for then) Swamp Thing or X-Men, you better get ready because the competition is gonna be cutthroat. And you need that discipline because you gotta compete like you can't believe to survive.

Mike Chen once told us something Chuck Jones's instructor told him.
"You have about a hundred thousand crappy drawings in you. The sooner you get them out of the way, the better off you'll be. Then you can get serious".

If you want to succeed in anything, get ready to put the time in.

 

[LittleJerry92]

The worst thing you can possibly go through is having to wait for your degree to come in the mail.