What can I do with my degree in Fine Art?

Fine Artists usually specialise in a particular medium to create original pieces.  Disciplines include painting, sculpture and drawing and mediums can vary from paper to metal and far beyond.  Artists may work independently or on a commission basis.

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Concept artists create sketches of characters or environments for use in computer games, films, videos etc. They work to project/client briefs.
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A Curator manages collections of art work and/or historical artefacts. They are often involved with the acquisition and care of items. Curator roles can be varied, often involving marketing, events management, public relations and fundraising.
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Graphic designers create images and lettering for use across various digital and print media from websites to magazines. This role combines technical skill and creativity as well as the ability to communicate clearly to work with clients.
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Illustrators use their creative skills to bring visual elements to a story. They may specialise in a particular medium such as digital illustration or drawing.
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Printmakers are involved with transferring images to a variety of surfaces using moulds and a variety of different techniques. Techniques vary from traditional craft-based methods to more modern computer-generated design.
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Set Designers work in film, television and/or theatre creating the set in collaboration with other members of a production crew. Clear communication and creativity are essential for this role.
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There are opportunities to teach art in secondary schools, further education colleges and also primary schools.
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Get Into Teaching website from the Department for Education - explains the various routes into teaching

As well as teaching through lectures and seminars, academic staff in higher education also carry out research and a wide range of administrative and pastoral tasks. Although a teaching qualification is not required, you will need a higher degree, normally a PhD. Competition is strong for entry-level academic posts.

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