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Sock it to me, Dadio.

There you go. Our writer Asteramane Anonymous, so there's no name on this one,

and here's our working overtime producer, Kevin Bendis, reading it for us.

Hi, working. My question has to do specifically with the theme of illustration.

I've been trying to break into the illustration scene for years now.

I studied to be an engineer, but ditched my career in tech to get individual design and branding.

In the hope that this would lead me closer to illustration.

I love to read and to illustrate, so I hope to one day to be illustrating books.

However, I'm starting to realize that the market is overflowing with brilliant talent

and there aren't enough jobs. A lot of commissions are really low-paying,

unless they're the top tier ones. Getting to a place of reasonable success after years of

working hard at your craft without an end in sight or a sense of what that reward might look like

feels more and more daunting. I wonder if I should just go back to corporate,

which albeit is a bit dry, but at least guarantees some sort of goal system,

some sort of career path. So here's my question. How do you decide when to let go of a creative dream?

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