Kim Matthews

I'm a freshman in college, some of my favorite hobbies are reading, coding, and gaming.

Hello everyone! I really am passionate about the arts, specifically film and I do a lot of editing, art and design stuff on my free time. I did illustrate a children's book for example back in high school, however, I did end up choosing to major in business and management for uni. I guess my...

I start college next fall and opened an Etsy store to make some money to help cover tuition (digital media major), but I want to work on opening commissions to help pay and develop a portfolio before I go. Also if you have any tips on getting your art seen I'd really appreciate it.

#Fall25

I'm looking to be a graphic designer as my major and I'm not sure what happens after college

I'm an non-traditional student in my freshman year of school at Cleveland Institute of Art, and I'm preparing to major in Animation.

I'm a sophomore art major and just want some advice on things like new habits to do or anything like that that would help make the change from being a college student to working professionally easier and on what I should expect in trying to find an art based career.

Hello! I have previously sought college advice in some of my former posts about pursuing a Bachelor's degree. I am currently considering doing an Associate's degree instead of that and planning from there if going on to a Bachelor's is something I'm interested in. I would like to ask, since I'm...

I want advice because I am studying art, and I want to start building my career early

I dream to have my own art business where I can sell my art prints and stickers. I want to know what steps I should follow to make this happen?

I'm someone who has been jumping around majors before finally landing on art school as a path to go. I've heard a lot of mixed stories about whether art school was worth it or not. To anyone who currently attends, graduated or teaches, what are your opinions ?

Such as designing advice, good habits to build early, skill builders, etc.

I don’t have a lot of money saved up yet, so I’m trying to figure out what makes the most sense for my first year of college. I plan to study ceramics and eventually earn my master’s in fine arts, so I want to choose the option that will set me up for success both financially and academically.

I'm in art school, majoring in Technology, Art, & Design with an emphasis in graphic design. I'm wondering what habits and behaviors will set a student like me up for success VS. the ones that will simply just get me a passing grade.

I am a high school senior planning on pursuing a career in the arts. For college, I may major in fine or studio arts. After I obtain my bachelor's degree, would it be best to own my own business or to get a job as an artist?

What is the most difficult part of getting a job in the art field at this point and time? and what can I do to get it done efficiently? #Fall25