What do you do for Living?

alexandra · Apr 7, 2008

I'm a poor student and hermit

"Doc" Devereux · Apr 7, 2008

Rufus said:
I draw comic books for a living.

Hey - more genre people! What else have you done?

Rufus said:
rufus.. who should be scribbling..

Um... Yeah. That makes two of us.

miserabelle · Apr 8, 2008

I'm an illustrator, working on my degree... I do get work but it's kinda hard to balance it with uni, I love it though ^-^

I also kinda want to be a singer... xx

Rufus · Apr 8, 2008

Hi Doc,

Right now I'm working On 2 Tank Girl series, one for IDW Comics in San Diego,one for 2000ad.

I'm also drawing Low Life, a Judge Dredd related story for the 2000ad Megazine, and doing prep work for another miniseries Pristeen16, about a team of kickarse Women.

Kinda busy...

Rufus.. who should still be drawing..

Fleur De Guerre · Apr 8, 2008

fftopic: Are you going to the New York con, Rufus? McKelvie is going, he decided he could afford it last minute!

Miss_Bella_Hell · Apr 8, 2008

Looks like I never posted in here, huh.

Well, for those of you who don't know, I'm a law student, on the Law Review, a Dean's Scholar, Merit Scholar, and member of the Dean's Student Advisory Council, which means I get to tell the dean what the kids are complaining about!

I have to pad my "job" with my scholarships since you guys have more interesting stuff than me.

kowalskt63 · Apr 8, 2008

I'm an Information Protection Officer for a fortune 500 company. Basically keep the bad guys out, and preserve the Confidentiality, Availability and, Integrity of our customers precious data. Prior to that, 14 years Active duty Air Force, and now just 6 more months of Air Force Reserves before Military retirement. Not all that exciting, but I can't complain...

Miss 1929 · Apr 8, 2008

Thanks, Scarlett!

And, Miserabelle, you should sing! If only for your own enjoyment! It's big fun.
Check out the line of Jamie Aebersold books, they have the music, words and accompanying CDs to many jazz standards, it'd s great place to start. And they have the music for the whole jazz combo in the book so you can hand it to a band and they will play for you.

playbelle · Apr 8, 2008

Custom79 said:
I've been a teacher for 18 years

That's quite impressive, I've only managed (almost) 3 so far!

What I like about it is that no day is ever the same, the teenagers keep you on your toes continuously, you cannot become stagnant and stop growing, else you won't quite survive in the classroom!

artful dodgette · Apr 8, 2008

im a ladies footwear designer, im a fully trained shoemaker too, but unfortunately there's not much call for purely bespoke hand made shoes anymore!

retrogirl1941 · Apr 9, 2008

artful dodgette said:
im a ladies footwear designer, im a fully trained shoemaker too, but unfortunately there's not much call for purely bespoke hand made shoes anymore!

Of course theres a call for handmade shoes; From me! I could use some custom designed shoes!hint hint....

Ok I am a cashier part time(thats my day job) and the job that I love so much is making repro vintage clothing(thats why I need the day joblol ). Call me if you need a custom peice of vintage clothing fancy or not. stoppiong the shameless self promotion now.

Samantha

Real Swell Gal · Apr 9, 2008

I'm a dental assistant for the US Air Force (88th Dental Squadron)at Wright-Patterson AFB. I love my job.

anon` · Apr 9, 2008

Ever seen Double Indemnity? I like to think of my job as the modern incarnation of Barton Keyes. Except that I don't have my own office, can't smoke cigars in said office and don't get to badger claimants like that poor ba***rd with the burnt truck. And I wasn't around the last time someone in the office tried to beat the system.

(I work for the claims department of a very large insurance company, handling workers' compensation out of the jurisdiction of California, for a less colourful explanation. I sure wish I could smoke cigars and badger claimants, though!)

Charbeau · Apr 9, 2008

I am a full time housewife and mother. I have two young kiddos, 2 years and 2 months. Prior to children, I never thought staying home with your kids qualified as a "job" but boy I do now! So much to do to keep the household running smoothly. I worked as a hairstylist prior to having children.

fourstarbanner · Apr 9, 2008

I have a BA in history that I'm still trying to figure out how to use, but I am currently the jewelry/accessories/cosmetics specialist at our local Target. It isn't glamorous, but it pays the bills. lol

Aviator · Apr 21, 2008

Heavy equipment operator for DHS...

I just posted this elsewhere, but I have few pictures of me at work:

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Taggert · Apr 21, 2008

Currently I am attending school to prepare for my A+/Net+ technician Certifications. So atm I am not currently working, but school is work so i guess i'll say student..lol

Miss L · Apr 21, 2008

I work in a localhistoric image archive in the cultural department of the local council. I floated around in the art-world before I got my act together and managed to get a degree in art history and cultural project management, and finally I got my dreamjob in my hometown. There are about 400 000 images in our archive from the mid 1800´s to circa 1980. And a lot of goodies from the 1940´s and 1950´s... love it.

See you

sixsexsix · Apr 21, 2008

i am the general manager of a law firm

AmateisGal · Apr 21, 2008

fourstarbanner said:
I have a BA in history that I'm still trying to figure out how to use, but I am currently the jewelry/accessories/cosmetics specialist at our local Target. It isn't glamorous, but it pays the bills. lol

I have a BA and MA in history and I still haven't figured out how to use them!

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