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<blockquote data-quote="Drawmack" data-source="post: 634700" data-attributes="member: 4981">Okay, I go through a 40 pill bottle of advil migrane a month. I am getting carpal tunnel syndrome. My eye sight is steadily deacreasing. I have hemoriods. My trapazoids bother me incessantly. My back spasms for an hour every night when I lie down and I get this from my job programming computers. I stick with it for love not money. So if you want to talk about physical and mental duress due to your job and claim that it's worse then that gotten from ''real jobs'' do it somewhere else please. On top of all that, I'm going to go tell my boss right now that I'm only going to program when I feel like it and later on today I'll let you know how much my unemployment check is.[qutoe]Again, we're looking at quality issues here.&nbsp; I could spend that much time drawing, working on art, and other things directly related.&nbsp; Onthe other hand, the times when I can feel that I am &quot;on&quot; are much, much less frequent than that.&nbsp; I work when I ^...snip...^that that goes way above 40 hours/week in research time alone.&nbsp; I guess this comes down to, an artist has to work when the time is right, or he will produce bad work, and that does no good for the artist, or the potential buyer.</blockquote>I have to deliver quality on time and be at my desk 8 hours a day. This is a cop out, I don't care what line of work your in. Let's take performers who are also artists. They have to go on at a certain day and a certain time.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Drawmack, post: 634700, member: 4981"] Okay, I go through a 40 pill bottle of advil migrane a month. I am getting carpal tunnel syndrome. My eye sight is steadily deacreasing. I have hemoriods. My trapazoids bother me incessantly. My back spasms for an hour every night when I lie down and I get this from my job programming computers. I stick with it for love not money. So if you want to talk about physical and mental duress due to your job and claim that it's worse then that gotten from ''real jobs'' do it somewhere else please. On top of all that, I'm going to go tell my boss right now that I'm only going to program when I feel like it and later on today I'll let you know how much my unemployment check is. [qutoe] Again, we're looking at quality issues here. I [i]could[/i] spend that much time drawing, working on art, and other things directly related. Onthe other hand, the times when I can [u]feel[/u] that I am "on" are much, much less frequent than that. I work when I ^...snip...^ that that goes way above 40 hours/week in research time alone. I guess this comes down to, an artist has to work when the time is right, or he will produce bad work, and that does no good for the artist, or the potential buyer. [/quote] I have to deliver quality on time and be at my desk 8 hours a day. This is a cop out, I don't care what line of work your in. Let's take performers who are also artists. They have to go on at a certain day and a certain time. [/QUOTE]

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