Extraordinary Jobs for Creative People

You tumble out of bed at 6:30 a.m., grab a suit from your closet, and jump in your Honda for a stop-and-go commute to your offi ce, where you shuffl e off to your desk for eight hours. If you’re lucky, you get a window, and if you’re really lucky, if you crane your neck you might catch a glimpse of the bay. Are your toes curling up at the thought? Would you rather play with an Etch-a-Sketch than an electrocardiogram? Would you rather use your hands to sculpt a presidential candidate out of butter than stitch somebody’s gashed cheek? Do you dream of creating something magnifi cent out of nothing, or are you solely focused on churning out that year-end report so you get your Christmas bonus?