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does pursuing digital art or to be specific creating webcomic can help me in my life? sorry if its a dumb question...

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Carlos’s Answer

Give it a shot!

If you can - see if you can find information about current successful web comic artists. Get an idea of their challenges, how they overcame them, and what makes them successful. That might give you a better idea about whether that's something you want to do.
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Leslie’s Answer

While I cannot speak towards art-industry careers, I think the mental-health aspect is very important. If creating art (any form, webcomics or otherwise) is something that you enjoy, that is reason enough to pursue it.

Even if you decide on a different career path, having separate interests or hobbies outside of your work life will provide you help you maintain work-life balance, give you the opportunity to meet diverse sets of people, and learn new experiences. You never know when your experiences will come in handy!
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Nkwentie’s Answer

Yes it can help you very much.
Do you know how the Hollywood actors and editors Begin?
In your art work as a film editor it is going to help you very much.

Editors make millions of Dollars daily. When following your career always try to do practical voluntary service and internships to perfect your skills.
One of that firm were you have been working there can take you permanently after your work.
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Amabel’s Answer

It depends on the kind of help you mean. Careerwise, it will depend on how you diligently work on your craft and your openness to explore other avenues to promote your art. If you mean mental wellness, studies have shown that art can help with mental health.

Art, whether traditional or digital, is a necessity to humanity. Not only used for advertising, but it is also a tool for promoting advocacies, expressing feelings, and learning about other cultures. It is an essential part of our lives that has helped us in more ways than we could ever count.
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