<human>: For the majority of my relatively short life, I've been really interested in varying scientific fields. Ive considered studying for jobs from psychology, to hardware engineering, even to botany, because generally the natural world has been really intriguing. My brother majored in some kind of chemistry .-. So that might have been a huge influential factor to my interest in science.

On the other hand, I consider myself to be a pretty... good?... artist... I've always kinda been one of those "artistic" kids in school and, although I don't personally feel like I'm as great as i should be in art, I have always been very appreciative of genuinely beautiful art. I have a very creative mind as well as a deep understanding of space and how the world behaves, which is why I believe that I could legitimately make something amazing if I were to go into say, photography, animation, painting, etc.

I guess you could say I have too many options... Excluding opinion on whether my art is good, or if I really am some child genius, the fact that each of these jobs pays differently is another reason why I can't decide. The reason why I came here was to ask for advice on the idea of going into a creative proffession. I really do love art in all its forms and I would love to have a future in a creative profession but, unfortunately, artists are notorious for beginning their careers with high hopes of making millions off of their art, only to be washed down the drain and left behind with everyone else (At least, that's what I've heard it's like...). Creative professions don't tend to pay very well unless you get some hard to reach, absurdly high skill position. And I don't want to rely my entire future on the idea that I'll get one of those positions. So what do the people of reddit think about my dilemma? Does anyone think that an artistic profession is more stable than I'm convinced it is?

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: I want to know if it is financially safe to invest myself into an artistic career or if I should go for the more stable scientific career approach.