novaokami

I'm mainly self teach my self on the animations part I'm weird like that but for photography I've always had the eye for it

Surprise surprise I went to school for the same thing. My degree is in New Media though, and it encompasses a larger field of the graphic industry, like working with websites, print, animation and more. But you need to be robust and consistent at your efforts. I'm doing this on a day to day average.

Experience and practice is everything. The more you get involved in the technique the better you become and the better you'll have a chance for working with companies like National Geographic. Case in point, today I'm working and studying on various techniques to clean faux fur. I want to become a master at this and keep my all faux furs in prestige condition like the time I first received them.

I actually really like my job. I even said if anything happens at my company I'm going solo into game development and artwork. On a side note, if your dream job is photography then chase it. I know it's a competitive field, but the only way to hold to your desire is to go into it. I bet your work is amazing though#

I've been doing it for awhile now, but more as a side hobby. I've always told myself do what makes you feel good and you'll always have a great result. However, I need to pace myself. I'm not in college anymore, so time is of the essence.

no problem any time

I've finished brotherhood. Its one of the best anime I've ever watched. I started out watching stuff like cowboy bebop trigun and berserk and was a casual watcher at the time. FMA made me a hardcore fan. Another reason I love stuff like Inuyasha so much is that with out that authors work we may have never gotten FMA because Hiromu Arakawa was inspired to start drawing manga from Rumiko Takahashi.