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[kentauros]

341. I would have studied photography, but was "talked out of it" as a career.

I'd taken a drafting class in high school and aced it, so I went into it, eventually. Instead I learned that I didn't have the mind for calculus (computer graphics programming degree plan) or chemistry (geology degree plan.) I've since learned more about organic chemistry than I ever learned in inorganic, thanks to a book on food science I read (Harold McGee's "On Food and Science".) Not that it's anything I can use now, other than to marvel at organic bonds and molecules...

What kind of art did you study? I found I liked watercolors the best, and I wouldn't mind learning pottery one day, once I learn welding, smithing, wood working, computer building, and more about Corel Painter

Set up a website for your art, and promote it on DU's marketplace section