2. Challenges
1. Creative industries are very competitive
2. Few graduates become professional artists
3. Transferring skills acquired in your studies
3. 1. Curator/Exhibitions Assistant
⢠Allows you to work in a cultural environment
⢠Even administrative assistant or gallery assistant gives you first-
hand experience in the arts industry
4. 2. Illustrator
⢠Create visual content
⢠Work in-house or as a freelancer
⢠Work to briefs
⢠Illustrative designs for books, campaigns, advertisements, films
& more
5. 3. Graphic Designer
⢠Work in a company or as a freelancer
⢠Create briefs for advertisements or campaigns
⢠Anything from logos to websites
⢠Important: an understanding of brands
6. 4. Art Teacher or Art Therapist
⢠Work with others alongside them
⢠Focus on education & social involvement
7. 5. Photographer
⢠Use your experience from experimenting
⢠Option to exhibit in galleries
⢠Stepping-stone to positions like art director
⢠In-house or freelance positions
⢠Part-time or full-time
8. 6. Jobs in Advertising and Marketing
⢠Creative thinking
⢠Analytical skills
⢠Design campaigns & digital content
⢠Important: an understanding of brands
9. 7. Full-Time Artist
⢠Self-employed or residency placement
⢠Thorough understanding of your materials & techniques
⢠Needed: self-motivation & strong portfolio
10. 8. Contrado Creative
⢠Needed: mind-blowing artwork & passion for your designs
⢠Time-investment: almost none
⢠Rewards: Fame & fortune
11. For more details on how to become a Contrado Creative and
other jobs you can get with an art degree, read our blog.