My Career Of Interior Design

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Ever since I’ve been little I’ve never liked doing tom boyish stuff, I’ve always loved decorating, making stuff such as with arts and crafts. It took me a while to realize what I wanted to do my Senior project on because I knew I wanted to do something based on something that would actually benefit me in my future after High School. I didn’t want to work on something that I was never going to use in my life, that’s why I decided to do it on Interior design. I chose Interior design because that’s the career I plan to go after High School, for years I thought I wanted to become a Veterinarian but this past summer I went to tour the Art Institute of Austin and looked into their Interior design program, it really caught my attention. I don’t really know much about it, just the basics of what there really is to know, I really want to research about Interior design because this is what I plan to do in my future, therefore it’s something I would take seriously. …show more content…

The older I got the more I realized that I have to do what I want, what makes me happy and not what makes my parents happy. It may have taken a while for me to realize what I actually wanted to do in my future, but I’m just glad I finally got it figured out I started out not knowing anything about Interior design before starting the Senior project I just knew the basics about it and what they do. As I get more into depth with the senior project I 've definitely learned way more about this career and it made me realize that I actually do want to pursue this as a career. Before I started out with the research I still wasn’t so sure on what I wanted to do, I never really thought about it but I knew I had to have a plan, I knew I couldn’t just keep it off and keep ignoring

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