Fine arts represents arts concerned with visual taste or visual beauty; painting, sculpture, ceramics, dance, and drawing represent just a few of these forms. Professionals in the field of fine arts generally have a great appreciation for beauty and for conveying it through their visual creations. In recent years, technology has introduced newer forms or art such as digital art, filmmaking, and multimedia, broadening the horizons in which an artist can work. A career in fine arts not only involves the creation or study of artwork, but oftentimes a business-oriented marketing aspect as well. Artists can find work in specialized areas such as scientific imaging and desktop publishing, and can expect to earn anywhere from $30,000 to $70,000. To learn more about the field of fine arts, you can request free information packets from the schools listed below. (More about Fine Arts)
Penn Foster Career School (formerly Thomson Education Direct), one of the world's largest distance learning institutions, offers Associate and Diploma programs in the fields of Animation, Graphic Design, CAD, Interior Design, Photography, Information Technology, Computer Programming, Computer Repairs, and Web Development.More Info
Programs: 3D/Animation/Multimedia, Broadcasting, CAD/Computer Aided Design, Computer Animation, Fashion & Merchandising, Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Interactive Media Design, Interior Design, Photo Arts/Photography, Web Design
ICS Canada offers career training in Business, Design, Education, Vocational, Healthcare, Legal Studies, and Information Technology fields through flexible distance learning.More Info
Programs: CAD/Computer Aided Design, Computer Animation, Fashion & Merchandising, Fine Arts, Interior Design, Photo Arts/Photography, Visual Communication & Advertising, Web Design
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