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 can I work online and gain experience and money from home, especially in fields like visual art, design, social media, and business?
How can I work online and gain experience and money from home, especially in fields like visual art, design, social media, and business?
What do I have to do to be successful in college? What would be the best course of action to take before college?
I'm in 11th. I like welding, blacksmithing, woodworking, and working on vehicles. I'm very literal. I am having second doubts about what I want to major in; I like working on technology, whether computers, coding, phones, or software. My dream college is Texas A & M, stationed out of college station.
How would I tend to get better at my art?
I am passionate about art and design, especially digital art and sketching on paper but I don't think that I am good at any of it. How would I get better at art or improve my skill? I also would like to be an animator. I love both of these art topics, how would I get started with that?
How often do people need interior design services ?
Hi i'm Madi a junior in high school. I would like to open up my own interior design business but worry about how much interior designers and actually need. Also how many services are available.
What are the classes I should take in high school if I wanna do graphic design when I'm older?
Is there any good classes to take in high school if I want to be a graphic designer?
Finding a niche?
How do you find a niche in art? I'm a multi-disciplinary art student at uni and use lots of mediums but am finding it hard to find a direction in starting a career. My tutors encourage finding a niche but I'm interested in so many things and mediums!
What training programs for digital illustration are there without going to college?
I love art and would love to find a way to improve my art and explore freelance art without it being a full time job.
What is the best entry point for digital illustration and mastering adobe?
I mainly draw and paint, but I have not learned how to draw digitally and I would love to.
What is the best strategy to follow when learning to be a successful social entrepreneur?
I aspire to be a social entrepreneur that focuses on art and history that brings education and awareness to various global issues.
What does a career in graphic design entail?
I have started doing some graphic designing lately during the summer of 2022, making overlays and some slides for my streamer friends. I might wanna get into this professionally, but for now, am preparing to do this as a side thing. But what does being a professional graphic designer look like in terms of workplace, salary, how designs are made, etc.?
How do you become an animator and illustrator at the same time?
So, I read a Q&A from a professional Background (BG) Artist a few days ago. The BG said "a illustration skills don’t always translate to animation." So, it made me wonder more about the differences between the two fields. They're both art-based careers, yet there's some differences I don't know yet. (I mean...besides the fact that animation is about making still images come to life vs illustration just being still art). I know many animators are illustrators, but I don't know how they manage to do both. I may want to do both, too, in the future. Are there any differences in preparing to study for either career? What are some differences between learning illustration vs animation?
How can I best find architecture photography clients when starting my business?
I've developed a nice portfolio of architecture photography throughout the last 3 years and am working on my online presentation currently. I've had my first client shootings and am looking to find more clients to get started and turn my sidehustle into my dreamjob.
What do I need to know before becoming a graphic designer?
Are there specific qualifications you need to become a good graphic designer? And besides having a great eye for design, are there any other skills I need to acquire?
Animation industry
I stepped away from an art college because it was extremely overwhelming, it was super competitive and the workload left me in tons of panic attacks. I also couldn't afford the tuition. Its been awhile (cause of covid) and now im thinking of going back to community for two years to start my minor first and do my major at a 4 year at animation but im worried that i wont like the field as much as i admire it, i work a bit slower when it comes to art it brings out my best work and i want to learn more but a part of me if afraid. Does the animation industry have more cons than pros, will i enjoy working in a competitive field?
What path do I take for these careers?
Hello, I am torn between the career options I've narrowed for myself. I am interested in both being an Agent and business manager for artists, performers, and athletes and also becoming a marketing manager. I'm not sure which pathway I want to pursue because they are both interesting however, I truly love art and entertainment. I also want to have a job where I can dress up and marketing is appealing and very high demand for businesses. Anything will help I don't want to be overwhelmed but I truly can't decide.
Is Graphic Design the career for me?
Next year I'm planning to get a certificate in Graphic Design. Problem is I'm not creative or artistic. I really love art. I'm thinking of teaching myself to draw ect. I struggle to think outside the box and scared I will fail next year. I wonder if studying further is necessary and should I work for myself or not.
