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Ik online communities is an easy way to find people with similar interests, but I’m someone who needs to have a irl relationships to be interested in investing. I’m currently a self taught artist who started after high school so finding artist in the wild is pretty rare and when I do see an artist I usually hesitate to interrupt them from their work. Those who have fellow artist friends or go to events and places that artists meet what are those things. If I could specify further it would be artists who are more geared towards entertainment like comic books, animation, character design, etc.

Hey everyone, I was looking up what are some good public art programs around the country and I read that Hunter has a pretty affordable program in NYC. As someone who interested in moving out of state and trying something new I wanted to ask if anyone had any opinions on the teachers and the facilities given to students. I also read the school is pretty competitive idk if it would be easier to get in as a transfer student, but I really just wanted to get some anecdotes
and maybe some advice about Hunter and CUNY as a whole. Thanks!