Is career planning in arts a perfect option?

<p>Typical careers in arts:-</p><ol><li><strong>Fine artist</strong>: There is no reason why you cannot pursue a career as a professional artist if you have talent and dedication. You will also need plenty of self-belief, stamina and the ability to promote yourself, as this is a highly competitive career path. Some fine artists decide to continue developing their work alongside work in a relevant full- or part-time job, such as that of an art teacher/tutor.</li><li><strong>Illustrator</strong>: They use their creative skills to communicate stories, messages or ideas to an intended audience. They usually work on a freelance basis for multiple clients, and are likely to specialize in a specific medium, such as drawing, photography or digital illustration. In this case, your portfolio should demonstrate that you can work to a clear brief, such as creating designs for a book cover.</li><li><strong>Arts administrator</strong>: As an arts administrator, you would plan and organize arts activities and ensure they are successful. If you're passionate about the arts and enjoy managing and organizing, this career could be for you, enabling you to gain new perspectives on art and its various community and social roles. You will need strong administration and computer skills for this role.</li></ol>

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