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Well, I'll skip some stuff since you don't want to hear it ;) I'd go for design anyday. As a designer your job is to interpret ideas into visual form, whereas as a pure gfx-guy you *could* get stuck with creating what the designer tells you to. The bad job market aside, the designer is probably a more competitive position. Depending on what part of the industry you're aiming at I guess there will be less designers (thinkers) and more gfx-people (doers) so the competition will tighten. From a personal view this applies well to me. I've got many friends that are programmers and web-dev's (and they actually all got jobs) whereas I'm in a position where I buy their services. In my office there are like 2-3 people with my skills but they are about 30 with more or less similar skills. See what I'm getting at? ;) But it all boils down to interest. You *could* get to be a pure gfx-nut with all the leverage and freedom in the world, so my thoughts about things could be dead wrong. But remeber this: Skills are always in demand, and one of the greatest skills to have is creativity! I'd rather hire someone with good creative skills and ideas than a gfx-program genius. If you are creative, you'll learn the tools you need... and most important you'll create useful stuff with them.. [img]http://www.ageheim.com/misc/goldenspine-2-3.gif[/img] [This message has been edited by Nimraw (edited 09-30-2001).]
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