Interning is more difficult than I thought. It's tricky finding people who will want to take an intern on. and it's hard to find jobs... I'm hoping that I can find something close to home but I might have to branch out to Grand rapids. Which I don't know what to think about that. Not sure if it is a good thing or bad. Hopefully I'll spark some one's interest and they'll want to work with me. I think I have a lot to offer and my designs are innovative... I mean I don't wanna toot my own horn but I'm pretty awesome. I recently did a wine label, for my first one i think it is pretty cool. I learned so much from creating it too. Like if your making a wine label they have to go through the government and the government takes forever to approve it and sometimes they'll just send it back and say fix it but not say what they want fixed. It was an interesting experience... in which i didn't get an intern job out of but i still get to count the hours for the work i did. Which is really nice. knowing this, I'm thinking of asking my dad if I can create a new business card for his knife business. at least i'll get more hours probably wont get paid but i need the hours... I'll worry about the pay later, when I have my official degree.
