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Kaitlin Gonzalez

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1. Create paintings, sculptures, cravings, or other types of art
2. Use paints, clay, wood, charcoal, glass, or other materials
3. Display artwork in galleries
4. Find buyers for completed artwork

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Most are self-employed
Artists usually work in a studio in a commercial building, or in their home. Studio spaces should be large and airy to reduce the risk of exposure to various fumes

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No two days in a row are the ever the same for artists.They work when they feel inspired and have time between their other commitments. These commitments are often other part-time jobs, including teaching art.
Established artists often work for a long time on a project. When they finish, they may take a break to come up with new, creative ideas for their next work of art. Struggling artists may not be able to take these kinds of breaks.One thing all artists have in common is a desire to work on their art. They work long, irregular hours to complete it.

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$ 51,000 a year

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You don't need formal training to become an artist. But many artists enjoy the structure and guidance offered by an art program. These programs teach students about the rich history, techniques, and types of art.

Colleges and art and design schools offer different art degrees and programs. Some schools even offer specific programs of study, like painting or sculpting.

School gives you structure, but still lets you create with other students. As part of the program, you may also be able to show your work in school art galleries.

An art program gives you the chance to build a portfolio. This is a sample of your best work. A strong portfolio may help you get a job or a project.

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1. Consult with clients about projects, audiences, budgets
2. Prepare rough drafts of designs and present them to clients for approval
3. Gather or create the necessary elements, including photographs, text, illustrations
4. Used the collected elements to create a final product, such as a poster or website