23 years old, no job, no major education and I need help from someone please?

No job No car No education No girlfriend No money No d1ck 1) GET BACK TO SCHOOL (Community College) ASAP 2) Volunteer 3) apply for any job part-time 4) apply for FAFSA 5) or join the national guard (recommended) 6) Drop the online-school; it's garbage. btw you can't become a doctor or get any decent job with online school background; it's no substitute for the real thing. avoid profit-schools 7) after 1-6 is done, you need a hobby: drop video games and learn judo or music. watch gran torino if you feel discouraged

Looks like you could do pretty well as an illustrator for books, magazines, etc. Your strength is definitely in illustration. These are really nice. Why don't you go to college and do art.

If art is something you're truly passionate about you've got to put yourself out there. You can't sit at home and expect opportunities to come to you. Get together a portfolio of your favourite stuff and perhaps draft up a few different ideas you'd like to develop. Then go out and find the art community in your area, a gallery or even just an interest group, you'll be amazed how much of a difference it will make to your motivation and progress by surrounding yourself with a group of like-minded people and people you aspire to be like. You'd be much better off finding a real-life mentor than someone on the internet. If it's what you want, do everything you can to make it happen. Don't be afraid to put yourself out there, you'll never get anywhere if you don't try things differently. Best of luck! :)

pretty good stuff. i can picture your work on books, magazines, brochures, etc. not sure if school is a good idea right now. they wont really teach you anything you probably dont already know in regard to your art. its only good for the degree for jobs that require it. you may just wind up in debt for school loans, and still no job prospects. unless you want to expand in get into graphic designing. but again, jobs are scarce, and a lot of times degree isnt needed especially if you freelance. at this point you shouldnt worry about selling your art or landing a gig. your main goal should be networking and getting your name out there. join graphic design communities and connect with people; hopefully someone can use your services eventually. go to the library and look at all the magazines and think of redoing a few covers with your painting and send it in to the art director or something. maybe one direct copy to show your paint skills, and one with a different interpretation to showcase your imagination. hopefully either they could use you later on, even if not for covers, for articles inside. or maybe they could connect you with others. maybe even offer them your service for free just to get your foot in the door and beef up your resume of having worked for a big name. yes, working for free sucks but what else are you gonna do right now? also, your previous works were basically "free" as you didnt get paid to do them anyway.