Career questions tagged fine-art
Is it more beneficial for an art student to attend a general university or an art school?
I'm looking to major in Illustration and just recently got accepted to a few schools; some just regular universities, and others being legitimate art schools. So my question is, is it more beneficial to go to a university that may offer cheaper tuition but isn't necessarily based around the arts or go to a more expensive art school that specifically specializes in providing an artistic curriculum and environment? #fine-art #illustrator #aspiringgraduate
Is having a job super stressful
I like to learn work and be creative #art #job #fine-art #psychology
If I plan on majoring in Art, what jobs should I go for?
#art #fine-art #art-education
Do clients in the arts allow for artistic liberties to be taken?
In art classes I’m currently in, teacher allow us to take artistic liberties, but claim that graphic design clients won’t let us do that. Is that necessarily true? #art #graphic-design #design #fine-art
How hard is it to live off of just your art?
#art #artist #psychology #fine-art #college I'm a hobbiest when it comes to art. I consider it a hobby, but would really like if I could go somewhere professionally with it. I've drawn and created my whole life, but have always been way too scared to admit that I wanted to become an artist, in fear that I would have no where to start from.
What resources should I be reaching out to/finding for people to notice my art?
How do you get people to recognize your art? Do you share it? Post it? Go to a museum? How is it possible for people to recognize your works and get a basic following to possibly live off of? #art #artist #college #fine-art #career
What are your main responsibilities as a constructor?
#art #costruction #fine-art #artist
How can I express myself in a career that's hard to find work in?
I wanted to do something in medicine, but when I realized that the bachelor degree I got didn't matter too much I looked for careers that I could get a job with and not be opposed to doing for a while. I decided to do Accounting or Finance with a Business minor since it isn't a difficult career to get a job with and I figured it could help me later on. But then I started looking into different job openings on buzzed after watching videos on behind the scenes and how they do what they do and I didn't realize it but I really enjoy filmography, design, art and such and now I don't know what to do because it has occurred to me that doing what I want is nearly impossible since careers in anything artsy or creative are extremely hard to make money with. I want to be happy and do something that lets me express myself but as a senior in high school who is starting college in the fall and I don't know what to do. #design #video-games #film #advertising #fine-art #production #online-gaming
What should you be prepared for as a freelance artist fresh out of college?
This could apply to architecture, fine arts, graphic design, or anything similar. I know at this point in my life that I wish to do something with art. What originally discouraged me from making this decision was the "starving artist" trope. Many people assume that artists can't make a living when they obviously can. However, I do understand that, along with any other profession, there may be some initial difficulty actually finding a job. As an artist, what other kinds of situations should one prepare themselves for? #art #artist #fine-art #graphic-designer #preparation
How do I become an artist?
I'm interested in becoming an artist. #art #fine-art #career #career-counseling #college
What advice would you give to someone considering a job as a concept artist/illustrator? What about an art director?
One of the things I'm scared of is burnout and art block. I've struggled with those issues in the past (as has every artist) but I'm worried if it'll greatly affect my work. #art #artist #fine-art #arts #conceptartist #artdirector
What job appeals to extremely outgoing and creative people?
I want to do something in a field that makes me happy and allows me to be myself but while still making money, but it seems that jobs in 2020 that are availbale don't appeal to people in artsy careers or design fields. #design #film #graphics #fine-art #video #creativity
Will the push for STEM education threaten the future of the arts and humanities?
Creative arts and entertainment, will it be taken over by STEM? #computer-science #computer-software #computer #money #artist #software-development #fine-art #data-science