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 to prepare for an art intern interview for an advertising agency company that works in various areas such as film, animation, and mobile apps?
Can anyone give me some steps and suggestions that would be helpful for the interview? I will be thankful for the advice.
How do I become an art teacher What qualifications are needed? What should I major in?
I have an AA in Liberal Arts. I really want to teach or be a therapist. I can't choose which one I should do. I didn't know where to begin to compare them.
How to keep coming up with ideas for a sitcom series?
I am 16 and writing a TV sitcom to make on my high school stage with sets, costumes, makeup and the lot. I am also the lead actor, the director and producing it. I have 21 episode ideas, the first two fully scripted. What is the best way to keep the creative juices flowing with a hectic high school schedule, and get more episode ideas.
What is the importance of art What makes it exceptional and attracts people towards it?
I am asking this because if an interviewer asks me, I would like to provide a profound answer. Right now, it feels like I know the importance of art, but I struggle to articulate it. Also, I want to deepen my understanding of art.
What should I do if I want to be an Art Director?
Currently, I am a sophomore in high school, and I'm not sure what to major in or how to go on in my high school career! To preface what i have so far...I have two years of TV production experience, and was the head of my schools prom commitee for traditional art. This upcoming year, I'll be historian for this organization that is involved with the city and for my class (ASB). Also, I'll be in my school's yearbook class for ADS and PR. This summer, I'll be taking a graphic design class at Otis college! Also, I'm not so sure what industry I want to work in yet, so I'm still trying to figure that out.
How do other people get so good at photography?
How do other people get so good at photography? I want to learn how take beautiful photos and I want to be a photographer but I have no idea where to start and how I can improve
What are some colleges that offer Art / Education / Therapy?
Hello again, I am graduating this summer and going to a Junior College in Fall. After I get my associates, I was wondering what kind of 4-year would be good to transfer to. Was thinking somewhere around New York / New Jersey. My current career goal is to be an art teacher.
How can I begin creating concept art ?
I mean what are the essential basics of drawing and composition that I should learn first, where should I start, and what are some recommended resources or tutorials for beginners in concept art. I will be grateful if you help me with this. Thank you!
Any Medical Illustrators Available If so I have a question concerning some tips? If you were in my position now, what would you be doing knowing you will eventually pursue medical illustration? ?
I'm a high school junior currently taking classes in the health sciences pathway at my school and I was wondering what skills and habits I should at the very least put into practice now since I would like to pursue medical illustration later in life. Maybe even possible classes I should take in the future. I'm already into art and draw pretty much daily (though I don't practice realism as much as I should). I also love learning about the human body and how it works, even in my spare time. After high school, I would probably pursue a bachelor's degree in some sort of health science. I unfortunately can't pursue an art degree because of financial burdens. But I digress, if anyone is willing to provide insight just know I really appreciate it!
How is an art school or college degree necessary for a career in the art field?
I'm currently in highschool and I want to get a career in art/writing like being a comic artist or storyboarder, but I'm not sure if you need a degree or if you can just jump into the field.
How can I improve my art skills faster ?
So, I have been studying character design, anime art, anatomy, perspective, etc., everything related to art for a while now. But still, there's more to learn. And I feel like I am taking more time. Can anyone provide me with guidance on this? I will be thankful.
How should I improve in my soccer and art?
I'm sorta good at art it's a thing I like to do in my free time and it's calming for me but soccer is also a hobby I love to do and I've been called pretty fast and good at kicking the ball also passing but there is one thing I am missing in soccer I'm not sure what it is but I just am. And in art I wouldn't call my self a good artist but I'm in the middle. I've been trying to work more on art and how to draw anime or faces I love to draw eyes but I'm not the best at it maybe you all could give me some advice.
How do I start my art portfolio and how can I improve it?
I have to do an art portfolio for the major I choose, but I'm unsure how to start it or even how to get from one painting to the next one.
How can I start a passion project of the medical field I want to peruse?
I am a freshman and I want to start creating a passion project, but i don't know how? I have an idea: Crafting Health Toolkit Initiative Project Concept: Develop a comprehensive toolkit that includes physical items made through crochet and arts & crafts, and digital resources for children's health and wellness. 'Bake for Health' Educational Series Project Concept: A series of workshops and online content that uses baking to teach scientific and health-related concepts. but I need a step by step plan on how to do this and make a difference in my community. Also I’m a freshman so I might not have the resources to do this! But I'm open for help and tips/websites to complete these tasks of mine.
How can I create a standout character design portfolio for animation film companies, including tips on art styles and presentation?
I'm seeking advice on crafting a compelling character design and visual development portfolio for applications to animation film companies. Could someone provide a basic outline or tips for structuring such a portfolio? Specifically, I'm curious about what kinds of art styles I should showcase, as well as any dos and don'ts to keep in mind while assembling my portfolio. Your insights would be greatly appreciated!
Art Teacher / Art Therapist
Hello, I’m a junior about to graduate this September and I am a little lost on exactly how to go about my college / career. Currently, I’ve narrowed down my career choices to either an Art Teacher or an Art Therapist. (With ambitious plans on eventually doing both, not simultaneously of course.) Planning on going to community college for 2 years to get my associates, but after that I would prefer to transfer to a college somewhere northeast-ish (NY, NJ, PA, etc.) for my bachelors & masters. I don’t have a specific question to ask, but any and all advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Which amongst these two programs: M.Sc in Strategic Management and M.Sc in Project Management should one pursue given that he/she has passion for Art and Creatives?
I'm a former university student with a B.Sc Degree in Tourism and Hospitality Management. As a writer, an artist and a budding photographer, I have so much passion that emanates from Art and Creative Industry with an urge to pursue filmmaking one day in the near future. Please share your thoughts regarding my question.
How can I prepare for a character design career in the era of AI?
Hello! I'm currently an undergraduate passionate about pursuing a career in character design. I have some experience with digital art and animation, but I'm eager to learn more about how AI is shaping the industry. I'm particularly interested in understanding how I can adapt my skills and portfolio to thrive in this technologically advanced landscape. Additionally, I'm curious about the best strategies for securing internships in character design. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
How could I break into the acting industry in highschool?
Hello! I’m a Highschool theater student and I was wondering how or even if I could go into the big time acting industry in highschool! I think I’m ok at acting so maybe it’s possible!
What is the best career to go for in Art and Fashion Industry?
What is the best career to go for in Art and Fashion Industry
I want to be a music therapist AND an art therapist AND teach piano and voice in private lessons. How should I go about this for college? At first I was thinking double major in piano and voice for bachelor's and then double major in art and music therapy for master's, however, I realized that music performance is probably not a prerequisite option for art therapy. Perhaps a minor in psychology along with bachelor's plans? Please help.?
I want to be a music therapist AND an art therapist AND teach piano and voice in private lessons. How should I go about this for college? At first I was thinking double major in piano and voice for bachelor's and then double major in art and music therapy for master's, however, I realized that music performance is probably not a prerequisite option for art therapy. Perhaps a minor in psychology along with bachelor's plans? Please help.
How do you start an online career?
What can I do to get the media I create reach a large consistent audience?
What steps have you taken that have best helped you to succeed in school and beyond?
I am in college pursuing a Multimedia Certificate while working part time. While this particular term is just getting started, I have a handful of more terms to go through before I can earn my certificate and go into a career. Are there certain steps you are taking in college or which you have taken that have helped you ensure or lead you to a better goal? Was there something in particular that you were focused on, or were you open to the opportunities that came your way? Thank you!