I have decided today that I would really love to be a digital designer of some-sort. I still need to email around and make a few more perminant decisions after a bit of solid advice and some more research.
I like the flexibility it gives me. I could potentially work in advertising then move to designing movie posters or book covers because the skills are transferable once you know the software.
So I've ordered Painter 12 along with a Wacom tablet. I'm going to experiment with a combination of oil painting, mixed media and then finally digitally painting the pieces.
I'm really excited for my stuff to arrive, just got to go computer shopping, as this old laptop of mine wouldn't have enough memory to hold the software and its resulting pieces of work.
In other news, the volunteer interview I went for was a bit of a waste of time. The person interviewing me was 15 minutes (at least) late, so i left. Bit of a bummer for a couple of hours driving but c'est le vie. I got to see some beautiful miniature wildflower meadows and a really healthy looking Rose Chafer beetle. So all in all it was a good day.
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Thursday, 31 May 2012
Wednesday, 23 May 2012
The first Steps of my Career
Well more like the act of packing a adorable little polka dot handkerchief.
I actually wrote a CV *gasp* and sent it to galleries who were advertising for volunteers *double gasp*
But yes, I got a reply from a nice museum who want me to come to an information session. It may seem a little redundant getting an unpaid position but with art being such a sparse jobs market any experience is good experience. and I want to get the volunteer part of art hopefully out of the way.
I'm currently working for my family's firm, making adverts and their annual calender so that's technically creative experience too. I feel like I'm heading in the right direction. Even if I'm unsure of the eventual destination.
So yes, imagine me as a little art hobo.
Although I do have less time for actual art work, I figure a painting a week is a good aim.
I have completed a white, bay and black horse and have a dun and a chestnut all sketched up and ready to rock.
I want to get the dun done *giggle* tomorrow after a short trip into uni as I'll get home earlier than if I went into work. I'm thinking a nice mustard yellow for him. I know it isn't technically a jewel but ah well. It's nice and vibrant.
Also should I have a sign off signiture?
See examples of my work and keep up-to-date on my facebook or my flickr account
I actually wrote a CV *gasp* and sent it to galleries who were advertising for volunteers *double gasp*
But yes, I got a reply from a nice museum who want me to come to an information session. It may seem a little redundant getting an unpaid position but with art being such a sparse jobs market any experience is good experience. and I want to get the volunteer part of art hopefully out of the way.
I'm currently working for my family's firm, making adverts and their annual calender so that's technically creative experience too. I feel like I'm heading in the right direction. Even if I'm unsure of the eventual destination.
So yes, imagine me as a little art hobo.
Although I do have less time for actual art work, I figure a painting a week is a good aim.
I have completed a white, bay and black horse and have a dun and a chestnut all sketched up and ready to rock.
I want to get the dun done *giggle* tomorrow after a short trip into uni as I'll get home earlier than if I went into work. I'm thinking a nice mustard yellow for him. I know it isn't technically a jewel but ah well. It's nice and vibrant.
Also should I have a sign off signiture?
See examples of my work and keep up-to-date on my facebook or my flickr account
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