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Career Advice

Here’s some useful career advice from the YouTubeosphere.

The artist/YouTuber may talk about filmmaking, photography, graphic design, or another art career — BUT — if you listen to their advice, I think you’ll find that it applies to all types of art careers.

Commercial Careers

Design, Photo, Film

Luc Forsyth – A Realistic Career Guide

https://www.lucforsyth.com/
  1. Clear Goals
  2. Strong Portfolio
  3. Build a Network

Katja Feldmeier – Making money on LinkedIn

https://www.katjafeldmeier.com/
  1. Portfolio Sharing
  2. Marketing
  3. Networking
  4. Clients – Organic Inbound Leads
  5. Warm Leads
  6. Reactivate Clients
  7. Honest Professional Portfolio
  8. Your Contacts
  9. Share & Engage

Sean Tucker – Imposter Syndrome

https://www.seantucker.photography/

Kel Lauren – my design journey & how i finally found success

(It’s not you; the video freezes from 15:16 to 18:40. Just skip over those 3-1/2 minutes)
https://kellauren.design/

Luc Forsyth – Advice I’d give my 20-year-old self

https://filmschool.lucforsyth.com/newsletter

Illustration, Animation, Game Design

Art Business w Ness – Getting Started in Illustration

https://www.artbusinesswithness.com/findclients

Michelle Lam – How I got a job at Netflix Animation

https://www.instagram.com/mewtripled

J Hill – Character Artist for Games

https://artofjhill.com/

Paolo from Tokyo – Day in the Life of a Game Illustrator

https://www.tokyozebra.com/

Gallery Careers

Art Prof – Applying for Gallery Representation

https://artprof.org/

Contemporary Art Issue – Approaching Galleries

https://www.contemporaryartissue.com/

Kristy Gordon – Approaching Art Galleries

https://kristygordon.com/

Surviving Art – Finding a Gallery

https://survivingart.com/

Angela Collier – Your Personal Statement Sucks

http://www.acollierastro.com/

Collier talks about Personal Statements in applying for Astrophysics Graduate School… however, I think you’ll find that her insights apply equally to Artist’s Statements and Cover Letters for art galleries and other art careers.


image: University of Connecticut

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