The advantages of studying art could be that it gives us the possibility to feel happy and full when doing what we really like; learn to communicate and express and be able to create and develop projects of our own. But also, studying art is a brave choice because working and living in art is complicated, this could be the greatest disadvantage.
I think the career is well known, but I don't think that's relevant. Everyone knows that it exists, but also everyone (or the majority) believes that it's not a useful or important career. For the same reason, to study art, I believe that the most important thing is to have passion, will and perseverance.
Studying art offers many personal benefits, there are many workshops in the university (my plan is to participate in several to learn the technique and be able to mix what I know according my interests).
Also, meet a lot of interesting people with interesting thoughts and it is fun to share reflections or experiences with people like that. Personally, I really like the atmosphere in this university.
MMM, I do not know much about the professional benefits of studying art (yet) At the moment, I haven't thought much about the future, about where I can work, and less how much money I'm going to earn. I'm more focused on learning now.

MMM, maybe this is not my favorite artist (Im
not sure if I really have one), but I like a lot his work.

Man Ray (or Emmanuel Radnitzky, his real name)  was a visual artist from United States. He was born in Philadelphia and he was from a jewish family. Then he lived in New Yorke, and then he lived in France. In these places he developed his artistic career and he met other visual artists with whom he actively participated in the dadaist and surrealist movement. He worked in many disciplines like painting, sculpture, films and photography. Personally, this last artistic area is the most I like and admire of him because in it he develops a dark atmosphere but that is nonetheless interestingly illogical and erotic.
I really like his work because it shows a very special and unique style and I think it is possible to recognize it as an influence of many trends in photography, films and even fashion.

 

Hi folks, this is me holding a baby (a newborn baby) for first time in my life.

Truly, I don't like babies very much because they make me nervous; they are so delicate and I think that I could squeeze them or drop them and stuff. Also, some of them cry a lot and make strange noises that I don't understand, (this is maybe the worst thing about the babies, they don't know how communicate and that's why they cry and make noises when they need or want something)

Anyway, this is my new nephew and he was born two days ago. It's my elder sister's son and my parents are sooooo happy with all this. At first, it was weird to me and my brother because we didn't expect that our elder sister was going to be a mom, but now all the family is very very happy and proud of her. No one knew what it was going to be, a girl or a boy and finally it was a boy! and his name is Rafael :)

This picture was taken for my sister yesterday, when me and my mom went to the clinic to visit her and knew the baby. She looks fat yet, and she was tired for all the energy spent at birth, even so, she said that she was really happy and full of love.

I liked this baby, he is little, soft and smell really nice.
I hope that when he grow up and come to my house to visit us doesn't bother my cat.