Kim Matthews

I’m currently a junior at Georgia State University, set to graduate in 2026. I’ve had a few great opportunities as a student, but I’m feeling nervous about securing and maintaining a career after graduation.

I am currently an undergrad art student in NYC and I want to be a creative director or photographer. Looking for the best way to get my work out there and become recognized. As well as looking for gigs, work, events, etc.

As an amateur artist wanting to pursue a career in graphic design, I was just wondering how hard or easy the job really is.

Just curious as to what exactly made you want to take this job. A family member or a friend, or just because of a hobby? Just curious.

I'm studying electrical engineering in college, but I want to have a career that's creative, with art and imagination. Do you have any ideas on how I can combine my degree with my passions? #Spring25

I am a collage student looking into working in the graphic design field and i would love to know what its like to look for a job and what the work can entail

I am asking because many of my friends, including myself, feel a bit lost. We are facing endless rejections and ghosting when applying for jobs not because we lack skills and education, but simply because companies don’t need us. While rejection is a natural part of any career journey,...

I’m currently a high school senior headed out the door to college this fall. I thought I was set on Marine Biology for my major and everyone has been pushing me towards it as well, but my passion in Art and animation grew more and I’ve noticed that I am more interested in Art than I am in...

I am a sophomore in high school and was initially pursuing a career in graphic design but I may not be satisfied with the salary of working solely on graphic design. What other careers similar to graphic design or requires graphic designing skills may better suit me that has higher salary on...

I have taken a year off from math classes in high school and now am worried about what math looks like in college. I am going to Lycoming College for Film and Video Arts.

I'm junior in college, and will graduate with a bachelor degree in art, and a minor in graphics design I'm looking for company's that are taking entry level people as I feel as though I could use some experience where should I look I'm stuck!

I'm really lost on how to get any opportunities as an illustrator with very little experience. It seems I can't find a place where they'd take a junior illustrator without job experience that's remote, cause in my country there are like no opportunities at all for illustrator. Before I got my...

I want to buy more art supplies but can't seem to find cheap and affordable ones.

I like to draw, but perspective is something I can never get. Where exactly should I start, and where will it make an improvement?

I currently live in Togo and would like to move to the United States to work as a graphic designer or a driver. I have skills in both areas, but I am not sure how to apply for a work visa, specifically the H-1B visa.

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Hello! I am currently studying Mathematics with a minor in Graphic Design. I have been applying to internships all around, including for Graphic Design! How does one stand out for an internship?

I need to know some real pros and cons of being a graphic designer for a research project. Perhaps it involves some common problems that you struggle with.

I am in my first year of a school that focuses on design but until we start to learn actual designing is 3 years from now. I have taken an interest in design for a long time now even though I am not sure if its what I really want to do, but just being interested wont get me anywhere. I really...

Digital art in general or recommend me some paths and colleges for it

And will it be more expensive? Are there any university's that offer special programs? Also what are the minimum costs yearly in a degree-let's say undergrad. For simplicitys sake.

Im a fine artist, thesis student, need to find jobs or earning sources to earn at this point. Im finding jobs, paid internships, online jobs remote/hybrid to start earning as soon as possible.
College Major: Fine arts, painting

I know that artists typically make a small amount of money, but some can also make a lot more than average.

Also one more thing I know a little about oil painting, but if I start painting more, can I sell them? Or what else can I do with my paintings besides just hanging them on my wall?

I don't know where to start and I can't do most of my arts on devices yet, but I want to build up skills I can on paper with pencil and pen like anatomy and.... Yeah, no clue how or where to start! SOS!

8 want to learn to paint but I don't know how to draw very well. I am sad.

so in my school, we have art and DT (design technology) as separate IGCSES, i want to be an architect/interior designer, technically, taking DT would be more useful and easier for me to take rather than art/both. i just want to know since im not entirely sure if it is necessary for unis n stuff!

I’m conflicted with planning the rest of my high school schedule. I am looking into college for either an area of history or film which I know are two very different options. I’ve also been looking into combining these two with a job as a documentarian. I have currently been contemplating...

Kinda worried... About my singularity and existence.

Any advice would be appreciated

I have applied to almost 100 jobs and haven't even gotten an interview. 99% of jobs I apply to don't even give me a response they completely ignore my application. I have a portfolio, I graduated a 16 week program with a certificate in graphic design. It just seems impossible.

I am in High School and I want to a an artist, I like drawing and I am good at it. How can I start a path to be a future artist?

What are the pressures for this type of job?
On a typical day in this position, what do you do?
What skills are essential for success in your position?
How do you create motivation for yourself?

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I am a tenth grade student studying in Dubai and I wanted to if we could be a graphic designer if we choose humanities with fashion studies. Will fashion studies prepare me to be a graphic designer and is there potential in graphic designing? And how many years it will take me to complete this...

I don't have professional experience but I'm willing to learn and earn

I like to more about art

I love more to know about art and craft

i love drawing

I'm very interested in the arts and I'm wondering: Would I find any success in majoring in graphic design in college? #college #design #career

Hello everyone, my name is Jack and i'm a 24m looking to go back to school to pursue a higher education(only have grade 12, not the greatest grades either) and start working towards a fulfilling career, i used to work as a train conductor and although the money was good the work didn't fulfill...

What can inspire someone?

I’m torn between pursuing a career in film or graphic design. I’m currently taking filmmaking and photojournalism classes and genuinely love both, but I feel like I need to choose one path.

I mean, I want to understand this because sometimes it feels like my learning process is taking forever. Other times, I feel like I need to learn a few more skills before creating or showcasing a portfolio. I'm a bit confused right now, and I would be really grateful for any advice you could share.

The reason I ask this is that I came to College as Undeclared and had different choices in mind. My mind was always set on being an Veterinarian but I had other majors in mind doing like art, psychology, and criminology. When doing art class, I fell in love with the different mediums and was...

I like to draw in my free time.

I have never done digital art before but have experience in drawing on paper

I have heard that the art industry is not a good industry to go into because of the lack of jobs and the unstable income, but it is something that I want to explore in college.

I would like to major in graphic-design, but I'm not sure where to begin. I love sharing the various content I create as an active social media manager for multiple clubs. Fortunately, my school provides a multimedia design course, and I'm wondering how I may advance from this point. As a high...

I am 16 and a 10th grader in highschool I like to draw and make creations and my career goal is to become an illustrator,how can I achieve that?

Industries are much bigger than careers? What forever long life job could I get aka a career to get my creative gears turning.