Career questions tagged artist
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?
I wanna become a successful independent artist and take my family and friends out the hood.
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i would be interested in becoming a painter.
What are some tools of the trade I should be familiar with? What steps would you recommend I take to prepare to enter this field? Do you expect hiring for this job in the region to increase, decrease, or stay the same over the next few years?
What do people look for in a graphic designer?
I want to know what kinds of skills/qualifications employers look for when hiring a graphic designer.
Could you have more than one job in different fields?
This may be a silly question, but I wonder if you could take more than one job in different fields, such as being a translator and an artist. These examples are careers I'm interested in, though I do not know if they would overlap or make things difficult in my schedule.
question s of special effects artist
1. how do you exactly do special effects? 2. how much do you get payed a year? 3. what is the best collage for this career? 4. it this job independent or group? 5. what collage degree do you have to get for this career?
i have a question for writers who have published work - what were some challenges that you faced during the process of becoming a writer and publishing your own work and what advice would you give to someone who wishes to become a writer? also have another question for artistic people who make art expressing their work through sculptures or paintings or drawings - what made you want to take this career path and how hard has it been? and do you feel like people don't appreciate art enough in our communities and also what advice do you have for someone who wants to become an artist?
i am really passionate about writing and all forms of art. i struggle a little bit because i feel like i want to do so many things but feeling like i won't be able to do all of those things if i just stick to one career path , so i just want some advice to better help me who's a junior in high school and looking into different careers.
How do I get better at drawing bodies for my works of art?
what would be the best way to go about designing bodies for my art, would i need to study anatomy or would i just need basic skills to draw body designs?
Career Choice Advice
I'm almost 28 right now. About 4 years ago, I used to work as sales advisor for a famous fashion brand, but for personal reasons I had to quit the job. My actual personal situation doesn't allow me to stay away for long period from home. So, especially during the pandemic, I started thinking working from home because I don't like my life and I want to change my actual situation both financially and personally. I'm dwelling between being an artist and being a copywriter. I've always loved art and even if I belive I'm not good at it. I would like to give it a try but I know it will take a lot of time before seeing results and be able to earn money. That's the why I've always give up art because my financial situation is not so good right now and I need to have a stable income. On the other hand, during the pandemic I discovered copywriting while browsing YouTube videos. I'm also interested in writing and marketing, but I'm not sure if this career is fit for me. If there is somebody who have experience in this field, I would like to know how it is working as a copywriter. I'm thinking to learn copywriting and then start freelancing and doing art as a side hustle. But do you think is possible or it's better I focus on just one? Thanks in advance for your help. I have no one to talk about my problems and I really appreciate all of your advice. I just wanted to let you know English is not my native language, so sorry for any typos. Thanks again! I'm really grateful for all your help! #career #job #advice #copywriting #artist #art
What kind of problems do animators face in their jobs?
It could be struggles with mental health, overwork, low pay or anything in general to give me a vague idea to things I need to keep an eye on before entering the industry. [some advice on what is expected of me while I work would also be helpful] #animation #artist #art
What platforms do most digital arts classes use in college?
Through classes within high school, I've become familiarized with Adobe Photoshop and Illustration, along with websites like WIX and Canva. Are there other common platforms most colleges will have digital art students use? Are there any materials we need to pay for within the class? #college #art #artist
what we have to study for fashion designing after 10th ?
#fashion-design #artist #fashion
What other options is there if my Plan A doesnt work?
I am currently a freshman studying for a Bachelor of Fine Arts, minoring in Illustration and Religious Studies. Since high school, I wanted to be a tattoo artist. Now I’m not sure if that’s what I want to do. #art #college #fine-art #artist #tattoo