what can you do with an art major?

Answer 1

Cool bathroom graffiti:
http://www.graffitiproject.com/

That was my sarcastic answer. Here's my real answer:

Advertising Artist
Bookplate Artist
Fashion Artist/Designer
Motion Picture Artist
Advertising Designer
CAD Designer
Filmmaker
Motion Picture Scenic Designer
Aerial Photographer
Calligrapher
Floral Designer
Municipal Graphic Designer
Airbrush Artist
Car and Bus Card Artist
Freelance Letter/Designer
Mural Artist
Animator
Caricaturist
Furniture Designer
Museum Artist
Antiques Dealer
Cartoonist
Gallery Owner
Newspaper Artist
Architectural Model Builder
Catalog Illustrator
Gemologist
Newspaper Illustrator
Architectural Renderer
CD/Record Cover Designer
Glass Blower
Newspaper Layout Artist
Art Administrator
Ceramic Artist
Graphic Arts Technician
Photographer
Art Buyer
Cinematographer
Motion Picture Animator
Graphic Designer
Photojournalist
Art Conservator
Color Expert
Graphist
Printing Designer
Art Consultant
Copyist
Greeting Card Artist
Printing Layout Artist
Art Critic
Costume and Mask Designer
Illustrator
Product Designer/Illustrator
Art Dealer
Courtroom Sketcher
Impressionist
Quick Sketch Artist
Art Director
Decorator
Interior Decorator
Sculpturist
Art Exhibition Coordinator
Designer
Internet Homepage Designer
Set Designer/Illustrator
Art Graphic Assistant
Direct Mail Artist
Jewelry Designer
Silhouette Artist
Art Historian
Direct Mail Layout Designer
Kitchenware Designer
Silkscreen Artist
Art Teacher
Display Artist
Label Designer
Stained Glass Artist
Urban Designer
Art Therapist
Display Designer
Landscape Architect
Stencil Cutter
Artist
Display Painter
Layout Artist
Still Photographer
Artist's Agent
Drafter
Magazine Cover Artist
Textile Designer
Assistant Curator
Editorial Illustrator
Magazine Designer/Illustrator
Topographer
Auctioneer Transporter
Engraver
Mannequin Decorator
Toy Designer
Audio Visual Artist/Designer
Engrosser
Mechanical & Production Artist
Tracer
Bank Note Designer
Environmental Designer
Medical Illustrator
Trademark Designer
Billboard Artist
Etcher
Memorial Designer
Typographical Artist
Book Illustrator/Designer
Exhibit Designer
Millinery Designer
Upholstery Fabric Designer
Book Jacket Designer
Fabric Designer

Answer 2

I became an art teacher, and I love it! I first got a BA in art. Because I thought I wanted to work for Hallmark, designing cards or something. Or go into advertising. I never did that. I got married and had 3 kids. When the little one started school, I went back to school and got cerified to teach elementary. When an art position came open at my hometown school, I took the NTE in art and was then certified to teach k-12 art. I've done more art doing this than I ever did when I worked in retail and wasn't motivated to be creative. Now I do prototypes for all my school projects. I also get offered lots of other art jobs because it's known that I'm artistic. I paint murals, windows, do portraits and paintings for people's homes and businesses.

Answer 3

The value of a degree is subjective. Philosophy/social science is the only reason mathematics exist. It was the Greek philosopher Aristotle more than 2,000 years ago who formulated the present system of formal logic - a system that is the basis of our educational establishments to this very day. He categorised the method of how we should reason correctly and how statements are combined to arrive at judgements, and from them, how conclusions are drawn. He laid down three basic laws of logic: the principle of Identity (A = A), of contradiction (A cannot be A and not-A), and the excluded middle (A is either A or non-A; there is no middle alternative). Formal logic has held sway for more than two millennia and was the basis of experiment and the great advances of modern science. The development of mathematics was based on this logic. You cannot teach a child to add up without it. One plus one equals two, not three. Formal logic may seem like common sense and is responsible for the execution of a million and one everyday things, but - and this is the big but - it has its limits. When dealing with drawn out processes or complicated events, formal logic becomes a totally inadequate way of thinking. This is particularly the case in dealing with movement, change and contradiction. Formal logic regards things as fixed and motionless. Of course, this is not to deny the everyday usefulness of formal logic, on the contrary, but we need to recognize it limits.

Answer 4

Wow... a lot... go with your favorite type of art and make a career out of it! Or work in an art museum.

Answer 5

You can work at art galleries or become an art teacher or professor.

Answer 6

Become an artist, critic, dealer, broker? Just be careful in the gallery not to punch a hole in an old master with your elbow as Steve Wynn did; one he paid seventeen mil for!!!!

Answer 7

As long as you are both consenting adults, the possibilities are endless!! Ha HA!

Answer 8

teach or marry someone rich so you can stay at home and do crafts/paintings/photography, whatever.

Answer 9

paint