[Munni]

Well, as the title suggests, I'm just wondering what other jobs/careers creative people may have chosen if you'd not been a designer?

If you didn't study design, did you still intend to be a designer, or did you 'fall' into it?

Me personally, I have studeid graphics, whilst also co-running an events business...I think if I don't truely 'find myself' within graphics within the next year or so, I'll commit to events full-time/permanantly. I am still a creative person and so believe I would still end up in a creative role of some form!

How about you?

[Helen]

I would probably have become a chef... whilst in college, I worked for a restarant.

[10thWay]

A dictator in a small African country.

[veselinov]

Bodybuilder .

[NeedForBleed]

A tree surgeon, just so that I can say I'm a surgeon , and the prospect of working outdoors is rather appealing.

[matobo]

I studied interior design and architectural drafting (diploma level - which is all that my parents could afford in those days) I fell into graphic design along the way through the choices that I had available to me through experience. I would have loved to have been an architect.

[Pickles]

I would be a mechanic But I've always been creative and never went down that root.

[fu.gu]

Rock climber. It's my other passion, but one which does not pay the bills.

Luckily I love creativity and design too.

[Ozwaldo Sanchez]

Wanted to be a professional bicycle racer (tour de france kinda thing) or an architect but my head couldn't handle a-level phisics so it was straight to art school for me & graphics all the was since.

[Soprano]

I honestly don't know - granted I'm not in the industry yet and am only just about to embark on my design education! - but I often think, if I can't do design, for whatever reason, what the hell will I do??

I genuinely have nothing else I want to do, nothing that I could see me having a long term career in. Design is it - not sure which area I'll go yet but it's definitely all I have passion for and can see myself doing and enjoying.