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Throughout my life, I’ve wanted to be many things. An astronaut, a princess, a doctor, a lawyer, and at one point in my life the president. Now that I am older and much more mature. I still haven’t decided what I wanted to be. When I first started my high school career, I was terrified. I didn’t know what I wanted to be. So I decided to try new things. I’ve been with choir ever since I was in the sixth grade, so I thought I would give it shot, and try something new. I started to take drama and art. I soon found out, that I wasn’t great at either of those things. I had stage fright and I sucked at drawing. But, I didn’t give up. I stayed with choir, drama, art, and basketball. Now that I am a senior and ready to graduate, I have found out I

Comics, a medium used to express ideas via images and pictures, can be traced back to the cave period when humans communicated ideas and thoughts using paintings and pictures. However, as humans began to use words to communicate with one another, paintings and pictures as a mode of communication took a backseat. They began to be used only for visual impact whenever needed. In course of time, other than oral communication, written communication and print media were considered effective means of communication. Various genre like novels, poems, short stories, essays were all realized and accepted by scholars as resources to be used when educating children and adults. Inspite of the many famous comics – be it

“A true artist is not one who is inspired, but one who inspires others” ("A Quote by Salvador Dalí."). This quote has great meaning to me because inspiring people is something that I would love to have the opportunity to do every day. A career such as Multimedia Art and Animation would allow me to do just that. Multimedia Artists and Animators create visual effects for several different forms of media such as television, movies, and video games (“Summary”). This career interests me because it incorporates several things that I enjoy, programming, video games, and art. It is important for me to understand the education, training requirements, skills or talents needed, salary and benefits offered, and the duties of my chosen career.

Ever since I was little, i have had the career aspirations of any other child. From ballerina to firefighter, fashion designer to chef. At one point I wanted to be a veterinarian, but when I came to the realization that I don't particularly like animals that dream slowly faded and died. When I looked back upon my previous dreams I realized one common theme, Helping people. It was from then on that I knew who I wanted to be.

Furthermore, it is this perpetual drive to continue my art career that has led me to the decision of applying to the College of Fine Art at the University of Texas. Being a student at this university is the next step for me to take in order to achieve a successful career as an artist and illustrator. I plan to use my degree in Fine Arts to become a character designer and storyboard artist for an animation studio. This career entices me the most because I feel that my unique vision and artistic background suit the demand of today’s animation

"So... what do you want to be when you grow up?" It's a question we've all been asked. Since I could talk I remember people asking me what I want to be. The answer for a long time was something to the effect of "veterinarian", "ballerina", or "writer". Every time someone asked me, the answer was something different. I got older, I changed, I had new viewpoints and different ideas. I could always see myself doing so many different things. I didn't know what I really wanted. I was figuring it out. What is it that I like? What makes me happy? What motivates me? The answers to these questions are not easy. They take time, development, and reflection.

I’ve never known 100% what I want to do for a career when I’m older. When I was really young, I remember telling my dad that I wanted to be a lawyer because I would always see on TV how they argued with people for a living and I used to think I was really good at winning arguments which meant I would make a great lawyer. Then as I got a little older I wanted to be a videographer because I used to make skiing and skateboarding videos with my friends and I thought it would be awesome to turn my passion into a career. But now that I'm approaching college, the decision of what to do for a career is even harder. I’m not positive what I want to do but I do know what direction I would like to head. I would like a job that can make over $100,000 a

Sometimes watching animated or cartoons can teach us more life lessons than our family and friends can teach us. Cartoons, in general, are synonym for entertainment, pleasure and laughter, which comes with moral and huge life lessons to follow, which make life simpler, easier and of course, more beautiful. For example, after watching the animated movie “How to Train Your Dragon” it made me think how important it is not to judge anything before getting to know it (even if it is a fire breathing dragon).

Before even holding a pencil correctly was on my list of personal achievements, I drew and colored almost everyday. What career that I wanted to pursue wasn’t really a priority for a four year old, but by the time I turned five, I knew I valued a path where I could be creative and express myself. As I aged, people told me that being an artist wasn’t going to make much money and I should choose a more “conservative” career. Hearing that only made me more determined to go forward with my plan to become an artist.

Have you thought of what you want to be when you grow up..? If not, you should soon begin to think of something you would want to do when you grow up that holds your interest. Your choice may change as you grow up but, try to keep a steady one. Make a goal/dream and pursue it. If you said yes then, you're headed on the right track if you try and do what's needed to reach your goal. When I grow up I want to be a doctor. I enjoy helping people and making people happy. The career I want to pursue in when I'm older is a doctor,

Satire, as the Oxford dictionary defines it, is a genre of literature, in which vices, foolishness, abuses, and shortcomings are held up to ridicule, ideally with the intent of shaming individuals, corporations, government or society itself, into improvement. And although satire is usually meant to be humorous, its greater purpose is often constructive social criticism, used to draw attention to both particular and wider issues in society. Thus I contend that to uphold the role they play in society cartoonists should absolutely be prepared to criticize what society sees as normal and accepted.

In conclusion, my goals for the next ten years can all be accomplished by remaining focused on my future and continued hard work. Along with my work ethic and my creativity, my determination is what will set me apart from the thousands of other people attempting to enter the entertainment field. My research has taught me that in order to become a successful artist it will require a lot more than talent. My commitment, as well as my motivation will be

A question that after years of experience, the answer remains uncertain. What do you want to be when you grow up? From a photographer to fashion designer, I regularly had a response, but it was never the same. I was all over the place without a passion that could lead me to be thrilled with my future. Until I found it within my backyard: my pet. I have a passion for animals and trying to save them. As a child, my parents wouldn’t approve of keeping every stray I see as of the result, I felt powerless to save the strays; so I decided the only I can save them is by becoming a veterinarian. For years, my ambition to help those who can’t help themselves was my overall goal. Suddenly, the devotion had vanished and something else took its place.

The start of a great adventure, begins with the idea of becoming more then yourself. The first time I started thinking about what career I wanted was in third grade as a kid. Are teachers just simple asked us who do you want to be when you grow up? I was probing my mind for this answer, but couldn’t not found the answer. I said the basic thing every kid would say “ I would like to be a veterinarian.” I figured that would be good career because I loved animals and it doesn’t pay to bad. My mind kept that question till I found an answer that made sense in what I want to be.

Many artists struggle to find a good balance between either work and art, because sometime important thing run through there mind wondering if they should get a day job because sometimes if your noticed are out there in the world people wouldn’t know your art and you want get money for it to live off of. Before committing to the life of an artist, many want to know can you really make career as an artist? Yes you can but it won't be easy as i said at the beginning.