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deepstillwater
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Hello!
I'm currently studing Graphic Design, and loving it, but there is an opportunity for me to do a Certificate IV in textile design (which I would do at night over a few years).
Sadly it is not possible for me to do an elective in Textile Design in the current university I'm studying with, and while I'm happy with the course I am doing textile design is something I'm quite interested in and a subject I actually love. Drooling over textile patterns or forms is quite a usual occurance for me! Ha! Textile design is part of Industrial Design, and so skills in this would also work in well in terms of my Graphic Design career.
I asked the I Ching: What would be the outcome of doing the Certificate IV in textile design at x?
18:2,6 > 15
I found this interesting because a year or so ago I asked the I ching about studying graphic design and got 18.2 > 52
See thread here: http://www.onlineclarity.co.uk/friends/showthread.php?t=9758
To fix what was created by "the mother". It is true, I was not properly cared for when I was young or a teenager - and I don't really have a "motherly" or parental figure in my life, although my mother is that to many other people. As an adult, I've accepted that parents do the best they can - I've let any resentment from that lack of care go.
I think moving into the artistic/creative field was not possible for me as a young person due to this lack of care and support, and by doing this now I will be fixing something that is quite ingrained in our family: Higher education is not favourably regarded, and as rather "salt of the earth" people art is seen as frivolous beyond high school.
Overall, I think that this is a positive reading though and that I should follow this opportunity. What do you think?
I'm currently studing Graphic Design, and loving it, but there is an opportunity for me to do a Certificate IV in textile design (which I would do at night over a few years).
Sadly it is not possible for me to do an elective in Textile Design in the current university I'm studying with, and while I'm happy with the course I am doing textile design is something I'm quite interested in and a subject I actually love. Drooling over textile patterns or forms is quite a usual occurance for me! Ha! Textile design is part of Industrial Design, and so skills in this would also work in well in terms of my Graphic Design career.
I asked the I Ching: What would be the outcome of doing the Certificate IV in textile design at x?
18:2,6 > 15
I found this interesting because a year or so ago I asked the I ching about studying graphic design and got 18.2 > 52
See thread here: http://www.onlineclarity.co.uk/friends/showthread.php?t=9758
To fix what was created by "the mother". It is true, I was not properly cared for when I was young or a teenager - and I don't really have a "motherly" or parental figure in my life, although my mother is that to many other people. As an adult, I've accepted that parents do the best they can - I've let any resentment from that lack of care go.
I think moving into the artistic/creative field was not possible for me as a young person due to this lack of care and support, and by doing this now I will be fixing something that is quite ingrained in our family: Higher education is not favourably regarded, and as rather "salt of the earth" people art is seen as frivolous beyond high school.
Overall, I think that this is a positive reading though and that I should follow this opportunity. What do you think?