Commerical Artists

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"Careers in the commercial arts can lead one into a wide variety of different types of business and different opportunities for artistic expression. Commercial art is usually produced by artists under the direction of others--supervisors, art directors, and so on. Commercial artist might work for a television station, an advertising agency, a design studio, a toy manufacturer, or a newspaper. Commercial artists are expected to have skills, knowledge, and training not unlike those of the fine artist, but the commercial artist earns his or her living in a different way. Some commercial artists work freelance, and others work for studios or advertising agencies, while the agencies do work for several clients or corporations. Still other commercial artists may work within a single corporate ..."

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