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What can you do with a degree in art?* |
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Art Career links |
Organizations that typically employ Art majors: Adult & community programs Advertising agencies, newspapers & trade publications Apparel manufacturers/textile mills Arts councils Art schools Art studios Auction houses, photo agencies & studios Department and retail stores Film and motion pictures & media production companies Governments - local, state, and federal Graphic design firms Hospitals Interior design departments Libraries Local historical societies Magazines Museums and galleries Newspapers/publishing houses Universities
Skills needed Ability to work well with others Imagination and creativity Strong communication skills Strong work ethic Flexibility Good reading, writing and editing skills |
Typical jobs held by former art majors Advertising Artist Advertising Designer Aerial Photographer Airbrush Artist Animator Antiques Dealer Architectural Model Builder Architectural Renderer Art Administrator Art Buyer Art Conservator Art Consultant Art Critic Art Dealer Art Director Art Exhibition Coordinator Art Historian Art Teacher Art Therapist Artist Artist's Agent Assistant Curator Auctioneer Transporter Audio Visual Designer Bank Note Designer Billboard Artist Book Designer Book Jacket Designer Book Illustrator Bookplate Designer CAD Designer Calligrapher Car and Bus Card Designer Caricaturist Cartoonist Catalog Illustrator CD/Record Cover Designer Ceramic Artist Cinematographer Color Expert Computer Graphics Copyist Costume Designer Costume Illustrator Courtroom Artist Curator Decorator Designer Digital Retoucher Direct Mail Designer Display Artist Display Designer Display Painter Drafter Editorial Illustrator Engraver Environmental Designer Etcher Exhibit Designer Fabric Designer Fashion Artist/Designer Filmmaker Floral Designer Freelance Designer Furniture Designer Game Designer Gallery Owner Gemologist Glass Blower Graphic Arts Technician Graphic Designer Greeting Card Artist Illustrator Industrial Designer Interior Decorator Internet Designer Jewelry Designer Label Designer Landscape Architect Layout Artist Magazine Designer Magazine Illustrator Mannequin Decorator Mechanical & Production Artist Medical Illustrator Memorial Designer Millinery Designer Motion Graphics Designer Motion Picture Animator Motion Picture Artist Motion Picture Scenic Designer Municipal Graphic Designer Mural Artist Museum Artist Newspaper Designer Newspaper Illustrator Newspaper Layout Artist Photographer Photojournalist Printmaker Portrait Photographer Professor of Art Product Designer Public Artist Publication Designer Quick Sketch Artist Sculptor Set Designer/Illustrator Silhouette Artist Silkscreen Artist Stained Glass Artist Stencil Cutter Still Photographer Textile Designer 3D Animator 3D Modeler 3D Texture Artist Topographer Toy Designer Trademark Designer Typographer Upholstery Fabric Designer Video Game Designer
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