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Visual Art Careers 5
2007-09-16 22:33:00
“He that gathereth by labor shall increase.” Proverbs 13:11Here is the continuation in the series of articles from BoydGreeneArt on visual art career choices. Are you ready to make a full-scale assault on the opportunity made for you? Do you know what your opportunity is? If not here are a few more choices in a different field.EducationArt ConsultantArt HistorianArt LecturerArt TeacherArt TherapistArtist-in-ResidenceAtelier InstructorCrafts CounselorProfessorSeminar DemonstratorTextbook Author/ArtistVisual Aids Artist“…be welcoming, be genuine, be knowledgeable, be considerate, and be involved. They are simple words, and they distill everything you need to know about Starbucks and the people who work here,” Jim Alling President, Starbucks U.S. Business.Thank you for stopping by BoydGreeneArt’s site.Thank you for stopping by BoydGreeneArt's blog your visit is greatly appreciated.


Visual Art Careers 4
2007-09-14 08:40:00
“A thing that has not been begun cannot be finished,” Robert Henri.You cannot have a career until it has begun. That is the reasoning for the articles as of late. I hope they will spur within you a desire to learn about yourself. I want to see the sparks of passion kindling a fire within you that will not burn out. I don’t want to see a smoldering piece of kindling but a big bonfire lighting up the night skies.Will you be a passionate seeker of your true talent and gifts?CraftsCeramicist/PotterFurniture RefinisherGlass BlowerJewelerMetal DesignerMosaicistSerigrapherStained Glass DesignerWeaverWood carverChainsaw carverWoodburnerWoodturnerWood DesignerThank you for stopping by BoydGreeneArt for a browse and have an awesome weekend full of creative living.Thank you for stopping by BoydGreeneArt's blog your visit is greatly appreciated.
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Visual Art Careers 3
2007-09-13 18:39:00
“Business is cool. It’s about Creativity and Invention and Growth and Service,” Tom Peters.Jobs in CinematographyAnimatorArt DirectorBackground Artist (once upon a time Thomas Kinkade)Camera operatorCinematographerCutter and EditorDirectorNewsreel PhotographerPhotographerProperties ArtistSet DesignerSpecial EffectsWardrobe Designer“I believe in Full-Scale Assaults … on Enormous Opportunities,” Tom Peters.Are you ready to make a full-scale assault on the opportunity made for you? Do you know what your opportunity is?One man described opportunity as an old long bearded man with a baldhead that you may latch hold of as he is passing by but once he is passed you by it is forever too late. Will you be ready to take advantage of your great talent?I look forward to your great success! Good luck and God bless!Thank you for stopping by BoydGreeneArt's blog your visit is greatly appreciated.
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Visual Art Careers 2
2007-09-12 09:16:00
I’m always harping on how an artist should strive to develop his/her own unique voice, so I have included a great quote from a master teacher on that very subject today. Also, after the quote you will find the continuation of the job possibilities for the creative thinker. Thank you for taking the time to stop by for a read.“There are moments in our lives, there are moments in a day, when we seem to see beyond the usual—become clairvoyant. We reach then into reality. Such are the moments of our greatest happiness. Such are the moments of our greatest wisdom.It is in the nature of all people to have these experiences; but in our time and under the conditions of our lives, it is only a rare few who are able to continue in the experience and find expression for it.At such times there is a song going on within us, a song to which we listen. It fills us with surprise. We marvel at it. We would continue to hear it. But few are capable of holding themselves in the state of listening to
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Visual Art Careers
2007-09-11 17:48:00
I saw a career list at the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville, Georgia the other day and thought it might help someone looking for an art job or someone considering their future career path.The next few days I will be listing different jobs for those considering a career in art. If you are considering a career of creativity, stay tuned for ideas.If you would like to add a job to the different categories please feel free to do so. Thank you for stopping by.AdvertisingArt DirectorCalligrapherCopyrighterCreative DirectorDisplay ArtistFlash DeveloperGraphic DesignerIllustratorImaging DirectorLayout ArtistMedia PlannerPackage DesignerPaste-up ArtistPhotographerPhoto RetoucherPrint Media AnalystProduct Development EngineerPublication DesignerSign PainterType DesignerWeb DesignerWindow DesignerThank you for stopping by BoydGreeneArt's blog your visit is greatly appreciated.
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Creative Development
2007-09-07 08:42:00
Robert Henri the great art teacher once said in one of his famous discourses, “Plainly you are to develop as a seer, as an appreciator as well as a craftsman.”Some ideas for development in the creative types:1. Simplify your design to reveal its beauty clearly. Leave no doubt in your viewer’s mind that you meant to make an impact by making a strong statement about your chosen focal point.2. See the shapes.3. Get the tones right it holds the whole together.4. Develop an artistic alphabet.A. For the artist this would be crosshatching, squiggles, dots, gradations and etc.B. Architectural rendering books are a good resource for finding varied texture techniques to use in your art.C. Buy yourself a sketchbook and develop your own doodles by playing and experimenting. Carry your sketch book out into the field and explore for unique textures such as grasses interweaving, different bark textures, notice how the trees interplay with one another, pick up different leaves and look at the va
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Creative Evaluation
2007-09-03 23:42:00
First, this article was not wrote to discourage but to give you an honest evaluation of what obstacles stand in your way to being an artist. It is a tool for you to use to determine if you really want to be an artist.Why do I ask so many questions? Because I cannot make you believe something but perhaps I can get you to think it out for yourself. I want you to solve your own problems, I just hope that I might be a little help.I don’t want you to get three years down the line saying, “I wish BoydGreeneArt had of been honest with me.” I know the feeling and I’m building a support network around me that is not afraid to be honest. They can be brutal but their loving honesty never leads me into believing some foible dream that is not possible. They are always ready to point me to reality and more than willing to help me surmount my difficulties. They just don’t call small big and big small.Do I really want to be an artist?“We do not admire the man of timid peace. We admire the
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Quick Update
2007-08-30 18:58:00
http://www.boydgreeneart.com/http://boydgreeneart.wordpress.com/Here is a quick update before I head out of town for a few days to see NotreDame and Georgia Tech play.I will not be posting many photos or pieces of art here but this will let you see one of my paintings almost completed.Thank you everyone for stopping by BoydGreeneArt for a browse and I look forward to being back soon. Everyone take care and have an awesome weekend! Thank you for stopping by BoydGreeneArt's blog your visit is greatly appreciated.
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Re-thinking It All
2007-08-29 23:36:00
Re-imagine! A book written by Tom Peters is probably my favorite business book in my library. It is entertaining, fun, and thought provoking.It has made me think often about how I want to build my art company.How can we re-imagine our companies?How can we re-think ourselves?How can we re-make our publicity campaigns?How can we paint in new creative ways?We must strive to be original. To become original we must come to know ourselves. This takes great striving and acceptance by us of our weaknesses and strengths. We must know that we are weak yet take courage in our strengths.“The painter who goes to Paris, not merely to get two or three years’ thorough training in his art, but with the deliberate purpose of taking up his abode there, and with the intention of following in the ruts worn deep by ten thousand earlier travelers, instead of striking off to rise or fall on a new line, thereby forfeits all chance of doing the best work. He must content himself with aiming at that kind of
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Life's Ambition
2007-08-29 11:34:00
What is the theme of your life?What is it that permeates your life and makes it worth living?When you lie prone, with every bone near to its final stillness, what will you look back and be pleased with when you know there are no more tomorrows?What is the value of your life?What drives your business?What is the higher calling on your life?How can you be truly successful?Abraham Lincoln very early in his political career stated, “Every man is said to have his peculiar ambition. He went on to add, “Whether it be true or not, I can say for one that I have no other [ambition] so great as that of being truly esteemed of my fellow men, by rendering myself worthy of their esteem. How far I shall succeed in gratifying this ambition, is yet to be developed.” Did he succeed. I think so and a great many others join hand in hand conferring that he was very successful.Have you worked out your life’s ambition?Do you really know what you want to do with your life?Are you passionate about your
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