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Bernard Addo
Bernard Addo is an animation student. Questions for Bernard: How did you start out in art? These memories are very faint but I can still put together my first stick figures I drew on my bedroom wall. Who is your favorite artist? John Constable is my favorite artist. What is your work about? My main focus is still life drawing and ... -
Mark Baumbach
How did you start out in art? At five years old I learned to draw circles with stick arms and legs, the classic method for undeveloped figure drawing. Who is your favorite artist? Robert Rauschenberg What is your work about? The conceptual safari hunt for the single and specific Golden Truth. Do you have any advice for fellow artists? Water or ... -
10 Highest Paying States for Designers
Higher salary opportunities may help you decide where you want to work as a designer in this economic recession. Design is an exciting career full creativity and challenge. Designers with degrees make a competitive salary but there are some areas in the U.S. that are known for rewarding designers with higher salaries than the average. These 10 states offer a variety ... -
10 Fastest Growing Design Jobs
The number of design jobs is expected to grow 10 percent in the next decade. As the demand for designers continues to increase from design firms, advertisers and publishers. Some of this increase is expected to stem from the expansion of the video entertainment market, including television, movies, video, and made-for-Internet outlets. Combine the expected growth rate with the large number ... -
John Nicholas Wax
John Wax has this to say about his artwork: Though my formal education was limited, I probably learned more about painting and techniques while studying and copying important works by Durer, Caravaggio and other masters.I’m currently finding success as a decorative artist, creating murals, plaster effects, faux bois, trompe l'oeil and marble(ing) for homes and businesses. Recently, I have added some ... -
Createathon: Probono Creativity for Nonprofits
Today is bubbling with possibility… creativity… and goodness. (my favorite things!) Because today is "Createathon":http://www.riggs-createathon.com/index.html at my husband’s "work":http://www.riggsadvertising.com/. Createathon is a 24-hour, round-the-clock creative burst aimed at providing pro bono marketing and creative services for nonprofit organizations. Lots of creative vendors (art directors, designers, writers, photographers, illustrators (me!), and strategists) are pitching in to help these businesses grow and get ... -
Interior Design Sample Resume
h4. MICHELLE E. EVERETT *+PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE+* p((. *2006 — Present: INTERIOR DESIGNER, ROBERT A.M. STERN ARCHITECTS, NEW YORK, NY* p((((((. - *University of North Carolina* - Coordination with architects of electrical and construction documents, development of FF & E palettes, schematic and design development presentations to university committees, creation and tracking of furniture budget, development and writing of furniture specification package. ... -
Color and Comics
Spike and Suzy The other day my 8 year old son received a comic book. It's one of a series called 'Suske en Wiske' (aka 'Spike and Suzy' or 'Willy and Wanda'). It's quite famous in the Netherlands. I actually grew up with these comic books. I still own a pile of them. When I saw it, I was struck how ... -
Choosing a Graphic Design School
What should you consider when choosing a graphic design school? What degree you want? A degree in graphic design, or an art degree that offers a specialization or concentration in graphic design? What's the difference? It all depends on where your interests are founded, and where you want to take your graphic design career. If you are more interested in the ... -
Design Resumes: A Thing of the Past?
An interesting thing happened. I asked our contributing writers if they would be willing to post their resumes as sample resumes for the benefit of our users. The Graphic Designer and two Illustrators said that they didn't have one, but that on their web site, they had professional information. These are experienced and busy artists who get a lot of work ... -
Interview with Pon Angara, Graphic Designer and Entrepreneur
When Philippine Senator Benigno Aquino, Jr., was assassinated in 1983, Pon Angara's parents decided it was time to leave their ancestral home, and moved their family of five to Illinois and away from violent opposition of the autocratic rule of President Ferdinand Marcos. Pon was 19, and when he arrived in Illinois, he enrolled in the undergraduate engineering program at the ... -
Jeff White
The only criteria he has for making a picture is that it raises an eyebrow or two (or a headshake), hence he tends to think up some rather odd topics to draw. So far it’s been working...Jeff White has had his work published in comics, magazines, little people books, big people books, newspapers, and has done a lot of freelance work ... -
Christie
I am a 23 year old undergraduate Studio Art Major at the University of Central Florida. Born in New Jersey, living in Orlando.. I've only been painting and drawing for about 4 years, and still have a lifetime of art ahead of me. I work in acrylic, charcoal, and ink more than any other medium. I'm currently working on a series ... -
Your Favorite Pencil Is Broken
So, tragedy befell the Wilson-Edwards household today when my beloved mechanical pencil started showing some real signs that it’s about to leave us. The nib now wiggles too much, an obvious result of having been leaned on one too many times, and I should probably replace it tomorrow. Given that it cost (I don’t know) $2.95 at the nearby Rite Aid ... -
Graphic Design Career Specialties
About a quarter of all graphic designers are self-employed. They work on a contract basis in a variety of industries.Most full-time designers work for specialized design services, advertising companies, and computer design software firms. Advertising: Graphic designers in the advertising industry are responsible for creating artwork that goes into print and television advertisements, billboards, signs, brochures, and other materials. Book Design: ... -
What to Expect from a Career in Architecture
h4. Architects, Except Landscape and Naval Use this report to find out what to expect from a career in architecture. • Nature of the Work • Working Conditions • "Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement":http://artbistro.monster.com/education/articles/316 • Employment • Earnings • Related Occupations • Sources of Additional Information [widget:9_steps_guide_design_benifits] h4. Significant Points About 1 in 4 architects was self-employed—more than three times the ... -
What to Expect from a Career in the Arts
h4. Artists and Related Workers Use this report to find out what to expect from a career in the arts. # Nature of the Work # Working Conditions # "Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement":http://artbistro.monster.com/education/articles/315 # Employment # Job Outlook # Earnings # Related Occupations # Sources of Additional Information [widget:9_steps_guide_art_benifits] h4. Significant Points About 63 percent of artists and related workers ... -
Top Resources for a Resume Critique
You've decided you need a second opinion on your resume, but where should you turn? We've gathered the top eight resources for resume critiques, as well as the pros and cons of each, to help you find the best reviewer for your needs. h4. Professional Resume Writers Resume writers can provide excellent advice on how to improve your resume, says Murray ... -
Kerri Roland
Kerri Roland seeks to observe the naturally occurring compositions of the modern landscape. The essence of forms and structures coexisting in space. Kerri Roland's goal is to simplify and depict the complex graphic qualities of our environment, while engaging the viewer in a version of place and time made iconic and ageless. !http://artbistro.monster.com/nfs/artbistro/photos/0182/1192/FullPortfoliobutton.png!:http://artbistro.monster.com/member/k_3/albums -
Resume Dilemma: Recent Graduate
You've spent four years or more building your knowledge and perhaps even earned a high GPA. So why aren't employers clamoring for your services? The problem you and other new graduates face is that hiring managers are more interested in what you can do for them than what you did in school. So use your resume to convince employers that your ...
















