Luckily for me my day job and passion happen to be the same thing. I am a fine artist who paints landscapes, portraits, and still-life. I made the choice to be an artist when I graduated highschool three years ago and moved to Florence, Italy to study.

On the down side, it's not the most stable job. Recently I have created a kickstarter to help bridge the gap between the end of my training at the Florence Academy of Art and my first solo exhibition that I would like to have next summer. I need time to produce work that is meaningful to me without the worry of paying for my next meal.

Hey Dylan, I understand your artistic and creative passion! I'm a 17 year old author who's passion and day job are also the same thing, also on Kickstarter. I do have a recommendation for you after checking out your Kickstarter page; you don't have a lot of history there. If it's not too far in, I would suggest editing it a little to include some history behind you, what inspired you to be a painter, what formal training in Italy was like, etc. We want to feel your passion and get to know you, especially since your funding amounts are not exactly the lowest. Just a suggestion, and if you happen to have a Twitter I'd be happy to follow and retweet you for the same in return! Best of luck!

Thank you so much for the tip. I'll go over and edit that as soon as I can. I do have a twitter but I don't use it that often. It's DylanG_14. I will be sure to retweet things for you as well.

Thanks again

Hey no problem! I've followed you and plan on retweeting regularly; you can do the same for me @arkstorm1. Also, if you have a YouTube channel I'd be happy to subscribe and perhaps Tweet some of those videos on my Twitter. My YouTube channel can be found at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCss814I-BYKRhwIiemyqR3g; us new Kickstarter entries gotta stick together, right? Best of luck and feel free to hit me up at any time to let me know what I can do for you!

Hey all!

I'm an actor/writer/director by profession. But to add to the eternal life of my inner child, I LOVE playing video games and sports. I can't really imagine my life without them and it helps me decompress from the stresses of the industry.

Look forward to chatting with you all!

My day job right now is concepting, sculpting and trying to design.

My background is in illustration and 2d/3d art for gaming companies and military companies.

But, now, I just do promoting for Hoarders...all day. Every day. When I should be doing design/art for Hoarders, but I have too much promoting to do.

Hi!

I am an actor, musician and plus model. I work on a few TV shows regularly (Orange Is The New Black, The Good Wife, Person Of Interest) and I bartend part-time in a small hotel bar located near Times Square.

Currently, my passion project is producing and co-starring in one of my favorite plays, Fat Pig by Neil LaBute. This play focuses on body image and the grip it has on all of us.

Nice to e-meet everyone!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1842245811/fat-pig-the-play

I am disabled and have been working as a part time entrepreneur for 18 years. I've created several successful home businesses, grown them, and then sold them for a profit. I am currently working on growing my new golf business venture.

Designing knit golf headcovers is my passion. I am the founder of "Kewl Tubes" founded in 2006 and sold in 2011 for a $50,000 profit. Not bad for a small home business.

I am now working on growing my second golf business. "Kotton Klub Kovers".

Day Job: Stay at home mom and freelance editor/writer. I consider myself lucky, though a little more income could never hurt. I run my own editing through my editing service where I do a wide variety of jobs.

Passion: Science fiction and fantasy. That's why I started my Kickstarter. To help fund my online journal so I can help other authors with the same passion as me.

My day job is an eval operator at a reclaim factory.Terrible job. Terrible smell.
My passion would be for business. If only i could just earn enough money to start a custom woodworking business.