You should keep making time for your Art



Time alone to work has become the most precious thing in the entire world. You have absolutely no choice but to make things happen with your work. For those of us that have the “creative itch”, not making time for your art can lead to regret if we don’t answer the calling. Those minutes add up to days, months, and years. We look back and wish that we would have just spent a little more time on our passions – our callings.

What Career Options are there for an Artist?

A career in art is not limited to being a painter of canvases which get framed and sold in a gallery. There are stage set designers and builders. There are computer game designers. There are art galleries and museums. There is also teaching art and art therapy; mural painting and face painting; tattoo artist. And think more broadly about other career options: photography, landscape design, interior design, shop-window design, framing; textile and clothing design; furniture and lighting design; architecture, landscape architecture, and engineering. These all require creative skills and, even if in your heart you long to be a fine artist, working in any of these fields will complement what you do at your easel in your 'own' time.
If you’re creative and imaginative, a degree in art could be just what you’re looking for to express yourself

Art as an Education

Art is an important part of a student’s education. Students are challenged to find creative and unique solutions to problems. It is this use of creative problem solving skills that fosters higher level thinking skills. Art also offers students the opportunity to work cooperatively, to be responsible, and to appreciate cultures and the world around them.
Art education is an opportunity to nurture children to find truth through imagination, effort, collaboration, and cultural literacy.
Art has the role in education of helping children become like themselves instead of more like everyone else.

Why Choose Art?

Trying new things is a huge part of making art. Your style of art should change and grow as you do, and exploring is essential! Exploring can include trying out new artistic processes, new materials, or new subject matter. Best of all, it can also mean literally exploring new places! Traveling, even small day trips, can be a huge inspiration to your art as you use those experiences to bring your art into a whole new world.
Because out of Limitations
Comes Creativity
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