Art Career Advice : How to Make an Art Portfolio

An art portfolio is important for an artist to display work to clients and galleries, and it should include a variety of work in the form of slides, transparencies or prints. Create an art portfolio with tips from a professional illustrator in this free video on art.

Expert: Lars Erik Robinson
Contact: www.aaart-tainment.com
Bio: Lars Erik Robinson graduated from Ringling School of Art and Design where he received his B.F.A in illustration in 1994.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• art
• artists
• careers
• freelance artists
• art career
• cartoonist
• selling art

[iamchino91]

what a hat

[dableutyef]

It's a lie, he was always the top of his class.

[lumxinyi]

Thank you!!

[hassanaldarmaki]

nice

[cannoir]

Papa, you need to go back to school first. that's a good idea.Conventions, rules , trend . everything you can get it there.Lack of dough is every business's nightmare.You needn't be afraid.I am currently putting my portefeuille together and its going to take me a whole year to complete a coherent story.You need to figure out whether you are into illustration or painting.But I tell you this illustration is a battlefield.you need to be extra good. cos the pool is crowded as hell.

[MrFictionalReality]

nice enterprise

[tomsmith100]

@pzz123123 With this current climate they are cutting back highly on Graphic Design positions.

[langelslshadowl]

I'm minoring in art next year and university so thanks for this!

[markrocketful]

what type of drawing are those

[MissLeo5]

thanks for sharing..

[pzz123123]

@VENUEATHENS Nowadays art is everywhere, and is needed. You go to any city and you can get a job in art. I'm currently an art student for Illustration, and it's a very lucrative career. If you're thinking about doing art as a career, Illustration, advertising, graphic design, printmaking, interior design, animation, film and video, cartooning and finally fine art are your choices.I'd suggest the first 3, them being the most abundant jobs at this moment in time.

[VENUEATHENS]

Hey guys, I have a question... I've been in Art for sometime, but mostly did it as a hobby... I've thought about maybe perusing it as a career, but often i think of stability, lack of money etc... Would you guys recommend going after a passion or money? I am currently 26 thinking about going back to school!