@MoodyBats: that is so true!! My roommate is writing a comic and it took him a long time to find an artist to work with. Every different media is very specialized.

If I had the money to get started I would love to have a pottery studio. Making ceramics is easily my favorite thing in the whole world to do. But the start up cost is so high!

@MoodyBats: studios are sometimes important depending on the kind of art. Ceramics for instance requires industrial power and ventilation. Plus a kiln to cook the pottery which can’t be in normal buildings.

Some kinds of painting need special ventilation too. Or like, people who do wood burning and things like that need special things. Otherwise I don’t think I’d want a studio though.

@MoodyBats: these days I go to the cafe to draw because if I stay home I won’t get anything done. So I understand why some people like having a work space like a studio. My apartment is too distracting.

I get so easily distracted at home. And lazy. I’m such a loaf at home. >.<

If I didn’t have to work I probably wouldn’t leave my bed. The ideal life. XD

@MoodyBats: I already can’t wair for retirement. When I can sit on he couch all day! Although I actually will not be able to afford retirement, so I’ll be working my whole life. :/
But I can dream!

@MoodyBats: I started working at 16 and I haven’t stopped, so I’m ready for a break. XD

@MoodyBats: I hate working sometimes (most of the time) but I actually have a pretty great job. There are a lot of bad jobs out there.

A lot of people end up working from home. It’s actually pretty perfect for an artist. ^^

@MoodyBats: I have a lot of trouble finding the motivation to work when I’m at home. So I imagine if I worked from home I’d have a lot of trouble with deadlines and stuff.

I have managed to almost finish my coloring book. If I can finalize my book cover I can publish this week. ^^