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ART Careers
Animation: Computer Animator, 3-D Animator
Architecture: Architect, Landscape Architect, Civil Engineer
Design: Automobile Designer, Web Designer, Video Game Designer, Interior Designer, Furniture Designer, Graphic Designer, Toy Designer, Product Designer, Floral Designer, Urban Designer, Exhibit Designer, Set Designer, Greeting Card Designer, Packaging Designer, Art Director, Font Designer, Wall Covering Designer,
Education: Art Historian, Museum Curator, Art Journalist, Art Educator, Museum Technicians And Conservators, Art Critic, Art Therapist, Artist-in-Residence, Arts Administrator, Art Researcher, Entertainment: Set Designer, Costume Designer, Makeup Artist
Fashion: Clothing Designer, Accessory Designer, Fashion Consultant, Jewelry Designer, Makeup Artist, Shoe Designer, Tailor, Textile Designer,
Illustration: Scientific Illustrator, Technical Illustrator, Book Illustration
Sculpting: Glassblower, Woodworking, Ceramicist, Leather worker, Blacksmith, Jeweler, Tile and Mosaic Artist, Ice Sculptor, Taxidermist, Foundry Owner
Painting: Fine Art Painter, Muralist, Signmaker,
Photography: Portrait, Studio, Photo Journalist, Product or Advertising Photographer, Aerial, Underwater, Macro, Nature, Wildlife, Wedding, Scientific, Culinary Photographer, Film Director, News Photographer, Digital Lab Technician,
Drawing: Medical Illustrator, Cartoonist, Caricaturist, Air Brushing, Courtroom Sketcher, Book Illustrator, Tattoo Artist, Police Sketch Artist
Printing: Commercial Screen Printer, Print Studio Owner, Urban Graphic Designer (Billboards)
Art Business: Fashion Merchandising, Gallery Owner, Gallery Worker, Art Auctioneer, Art Consultant, Advertising, Fine Art Appraiser, Gallery Director
Bureau of Labor Statics Occupational Outlook
http://www.bls.gov/ooh/arts-and-design/home.htm
Visual Nation by Richard Drewyor
http://www.visualnation.com/
Business is interested in creative thinking learned in the art disciplines.
http://www.fastcompany.com/3007541/mfa-new-mba