Career questions tagged art
Art is found in many careers. Technology, music, painting, and welding are some of the many artistic careers available. For more information, please read below. Read more Show less
How important is it for my degree to align exactly with the field of fashion or costume design when pursuing a career in that industry?
I’m aiming for a career in costume design, particularly within theme parks or theatre. I'm considering pursuing a BA in Graphic Design, supplemented with electives in fashion and photography. Would this interdisciplinary approach be viewed favorably by employers in the field, or would it be more advantageous to prioritize a degree specifically focused on fashion or costume design?
Can geometry be used in an art/tech based career?
I am a freshman in high school with a good GPA and an interest in art/tech based careers.
how to get good at drawing(specifically digital) with no expierience and pls list courses i can do with their link?
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What is the average and start up salary for a illustrator in the USA?
Im in AZ and im trying to find more information about illustrator salaries. I've seen some ranges for. Mid 50s- to high 200's with not much in between. With the averages at either end of those numbers. Does anyone have better insight of what a good average salary is for an illustrator? Thank you!
What experiences or skills do I need to get a job in an art/technology career cluster?
I am a freshman in high school with good grades and an interest in many art/technology based careers.
What factors should I consider when deciding if attending art school is worth the financial risk, or if I should explore other paths to incorporate my passion into a career?
I’ve always been passionate about pursuing a career in game and animation arts, but my current school doesn’t offer specialized courses in this field. I’ve considered transferring to an art school to get the training I need, but given my financial situation, it feels like a big risk. I want to make the best decision for my future—whether that means finding alternative ways to develop my skills, or choosing a major or minor that allows me to incorporate my passion in a practical way. Any advice on how to navigate this decision?
What are some recommend hard skills to add to your resume for internships?
I'm a second year student in college and currently looking for internships within the fashion industry. I was wondering if any professionals could give me some insight on skills I should learn that would make me a better candidate for internships. I would appreciate anyone who does business, arts, marketing or fashion. Thank you!
What should I be looking for when it comes to art colleges?
Is there anything I should avoid or go for in these cases? #Spring25
How can I build my professional acting portfolio while being active in college, what will professional companies most look for ?
I'm a seventeen year old in high school, and am going to college for theatre. More specifically live theatre. I've had experience in competitive and community plays in the past and have enjoyed both experiences thoroughly. However, I've never experienced theatre on a professional level, as there haven't been any opportunities available to me. This is concerning as I intend to become a professional actor post-college, and have currently had zero experience to put in my portfolio. What are the most important factors that casting agents look for in an applicant, how can I build those skills during college so Ill have experience in the field prior to application?
How should I start searching for a job?
I am a freshman in high school with perfect grades and I am interested in many art/technology related skills. I have no internet.
How can I build connections within the museum industry as a college student?
I'm currently a high school senior planning on attending George Washington University starting in the Fall of 2025, with a major in art history. My dream is to work on creating exhibits for a museum/gallery but I've heard that the field is super competitive and that job opportunities are limited. I want to start networking so that I can find my dream job, but I'm not sure where to start.
How would I be able to land a job in the storyboard industry?
I’m just about to head off to college, so is there anything in particular I could do to better my chances? I know making connections is a very key aspect, so I was also wondering if anyone has advice on that, since I’m more of the introverted type.
What is the hardest part about becoming an established freelance artist? #Spring25
I'm considering becoming a freelance artist; however it seems as if it would be difficult for an artist to become established and be able to earn enough to support himself.
What are some of the biggest challenges Graphic designers face today?
What are some of the biggest challenges Graphic designers face today? I'm considering going into graphic design, but I'm hesitant due to the use of AI.
What's a day in the life like for a screenwriter, what are the best ways to break into the industry?
What are some great ways to get a good start in the industry as a college student, who plans to become a screenwriter? Should I be mainly consuming screenplays and films or other pieces of media as well?
How can I break into the game design and development industry after I obtain my Game Art Bachelors degree? #Spring25
I’m currently signed up to attend Full Sail University’s online Game Art course and plan to return for Game Development afterwards. I have heard that some game development companies like Nintendo and Activision like to contact Full Sail to get information about recent graduates. Is that true?
Reflecting on your college days, what small habit or choice that you adopted turned out to have the most significant impact on your life later on?
Being a high school senior, I understand the challenges of making tough choices, particularly with college decision day approaching. However, moving to college represents a completely new atmosphere that we seniors are about to enter. It's an exciting opportunity, yet it's terrifying to think about. Personally, I recognize that I require appropriate guidance and insights to distinguish between a poor decision and a wise one.
How Does Someone with a Degree in Visual Communications Build Up their Clientele?
I am looking into applying for a degree in visual communications at a nearby community college this fall. I would like to use this knowledge to become a graphic designer. But what do I do after I graduate?
Im a experienced nurse considering switching to the art industry full time. I have experience in traditional art. Afraid I wont make nearly the same amount of income if i switch careers Need advice . Should I take a couple of digital art classes or get a full degree. Also considering to become a medical illustrator. please help!! ?
Nursing over 10 yrs. Having the courage to consider a change. Art is my true passion
How do you know what your rates should be when you start out as a freelancer in the graphic design field #Spring25?
Let's say I wanted to freelance instead of working for a company. What should be a good rate to start at? Also, how would I get my work out there? Is social media the only way, or are there other ways as well?
How can an art educator use contemporary digital resources without diminishing the significance of traditional methods?
I am passionate for arts to which I want to achieve my dream job of becoming an art teacher. I want to learn more about the field as well as learning different methods to adapt to the ever-changing and advance field. With more learning, I want to inspire others to create!
Where can I find someone to interview about art as a high school student?
I need to interview at least four people about art for my English class’ “what if project.” I would like them to be professionals in the field of interest whether that be staff at a museum or professors of art history. However, I’ve emailed a lot of people and have gotten no responses after a few weeks. I need these interviews relatively soon but I’m not sure who would agree. Do you have any advice? The interview would be based around “what if art was the primary way we measured progress in society and how this would change our priorities and the kind of legacy we would leave behind for the future?” Might our “what if” question be the reason we aren’t getting any responses?
How hard is it to become a fashion stylist in the competitive market in california? #Spring25
I want to become a male fashion stylist based in California. I ask this question because I heard of how competitive it is to land a job in a fashion brand or magazine, and also even running your own freelancing business. I'm hoping to pursue my dream of styling other as I already somewhat do. I want people to feel confident in their style. I would love to style others to make them confidence. I say this because style is confidence.
What future careers relate to business, marketing, and art?
What sort of future career do I need to look into with a future Associate’s degree in business administration and Bachelor’s degree in marketing? I currently attend Miami Dade college for my associates and plan to transfer to a state university. My interests center around art and I wish to work around my hobby.