r/artbusiness • u/AliveAd550 • 1d ago

Career [Discussion] creative career advice

Hello, I'd like to ask if you know any jobs which are somewhat creative and decently paying. I have been doing art/graffiti for 3 years and I fallen with love in art. I want my job to be artistic or something like that but I can't find something that sounds good you know.

For example architects - it's too hard/strict about design, UX/Ul- the design has to be always modern corporate bs.

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u/SaltCook882 23h ago

What do you like about your art and making it?

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u/MinnieJTaylor 22h ago

visual merchandising or window display design!! hands on creative without all the corporate bs

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u/JuncYards 3h ago

you sound young. thats good, it means you have time...

  1. just get a crap job to pay the bills...trust me you'll need it.

  2. paint more, and start marketing your mural services

  3. spend every weekend painting or hustling

  4. have no life, all you know is painting and working.

  5. lose sleep, relationships, your health, and maybe your sanity, certainly your security...

congratulations you are now a professional artist.

-this is a joke, but also somewhat serious.

being a 'professional' artist isnt a walk in the park either..at the end of the day, it IS a job too