Career questions tagged fine-art
Where should I go to college and set up my life as a concept artist ?
I know somewhere like LA or New York may have the best opportunities to make it as an artist, but not only are they expensive, they are crowded, smoggy, has pretty sparse nature, and overall not what I'm used to as a Texas resident in a small town. Are there any less crowded more nature filled areas that also have a lot of artists and animators to network with and ideally a reputable college for artists nearby.
Seeking Scholarships for Creative Writing or Drawing?
Hi everyone, I’m an undergraduate student looking for scholarships specifically for creative writing or drawing. If you know of any opportunities, competitions, or grants that support these fields, I’d really appreciate your recommendations! Thank you in advance for your help!
With being an Studio Art major, is important is it for me to have this major when my dream career is being an Veterinarian?
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 thinking about doing a small business. I declared my major in studio arts and minor in biology. I'm not sure if this would clear my career path and will gain the necessary skills and experience to pursue in my dream career outside my major course.
How much does a music producer get paid on average What challenges come with being an artist? What qualities should I have if I want to be an architect?
How much does a music producer get paid on average? What challenges come with being an artist? What qualities should I have if I want to be an architect?
What is the best career path for an artist?
I want to do something with digital art.
What is the best option?
I think I've decided I want to do some form of art with my life; leaning more towards theatre. My options in my mind right now are 1) go to a community college and pursue theatre education. Become a drama teacher 2) go to a close-ish college and pursue fine arts education; become an art teacher 3) go to AMDA (on the other side of the country) and try for Broadway or some other Performance arts place I would love to do AMDA, but I'm worried it won't be worth it. It's so far away, but I would be happy. The art college is closer, meaning it would cost less, and I'd still be happy. Theatre and art are what have gotten me this far in life. They are what have made me happy and brought me out of my shell of anxiety.
What colleges should I aim for if I want to be an art director?
I'm not so sure what major or what university would be best for me! Currently I have average grades but I think I have below average extra curriculars. I really want to go to UCLA for their design media arts BA, but UCLA is such a reach school, I want to open up my horizons. currently im a sophomore: - asb for 2 years, will be 3 next year, historian for 3rd year - prom com traditional advertising head - tv production for two years - in advanced TV for one - city organization thing historian - next year will be in year book for advertising
what are the most needed tools on my way to becoming an artist?
I'd really like to know
Can I continue education with M. Arch degree by BA in fine art?
"How BA art continue education with M. Arch." I am an art student at UW and graduate in BA of art next year. I have a ton of passionate about architect. It is a good idea to apply M arch and please give me some advice my portfolio?