Why did you pursue an artistic or creative career?

Artists and creatives face innumerable challenges given that their career path often doesn’t come with a playbook, a steady paycheck or any form of safety net. It’s definitely not easy and so we asked a few of the artists and creatives we admire to talk to us about why they chose to pursue an artistic or creative career.
Music has always been an integral part of my existence in various aspects. There was never a period in my life when I was without it – learning, performing, collaborating and even planning and staging. Read More>>
I love it. I can’t imagine doing anything else. Ive been drawing since I was a kid and it’s so rewarding making people happy or creeping them out with something I created.
Plus I kinda suck at everything else. Read More>>
I’ve been drawing and writing since I was old enough to pick up a
crayon. The creative ideas won’t stop. I have a list of story concepts
that will keep me busy for several lifetimes. Sometimes I regret the
fact that I never even considered a sensible, stable career, but on
the other hand, art and writing were inescapable for me. Read More>>
I pursued a non traditional role as a Registered Nurse Aesthetic Injector because I’ve always been passionate about both helping others and the world of beauty and aesthetics. My journey into this field is deeply personal, as I struggled with an autoimmune disease from the age of 10, which caused me to lose my body hair. Read More>>
I’ve really loved music for half a decade now and felt I should make my own mark. I looked forward to the excitement of live shows. Read More>>
I pursued hair for the creative and artistic abilities behind the chair! I loved being able to put my artistic talents to work and make people feel beautiful about themselves. Read More>>
Growing up, using my little brothers and friends as models, I became very passionate about sharing stories and documenting whatever vision I had. I remember telling people I would travel and meet new people forever. Read More>>