I'm ENTJ, my natural talent is logic and math, but I find

>>17579267
Look up the artwork of M C Escher.

>>17579267

You're so lucky to have a natural talent for something that brings value to the marketplace. You can go into art later. There are many forms of art that encompass math and logic. Google Jeffrey Steele.

>>17579267
I feel the same way (ENTJ as well). I do it more as a hobby though . I play an instrument and occasionally write "short" stories .

>>17579267
You can study software engineering and keep art as a hobby. Be aware that art may make you feel good and even if you suck now later there may be some improvement, BUT also you need to eat and make a living. Think, what kind of job can you do if you get an art degree?

>>17579332

SHIT DON'T EVEN RAISE THAT POSSIBILITY, I DID THAT AND IT RUINED MY PROSPECTS.

I'm sure OP isn't that big a retard.

>>17579267
Literally me.
After pretending to like working with statistics for three years, I decided it's not worth it. Quit everything to study music and I'm loving every minute.

But honestly, it's a very hard decision. What >>17579332 says is not wrong at all and I still think about it from time to time. It all depends on how much you value having money, I suppose.

>>17579350

It depends whether OP wants an independent life or to be like the average anon forever, with no end in sight.

Being an artist as a way of life is the pretentious person's equivalent of doing the lottery, and I say that as an artist.