Monday, October 27, 2003                                                                                           Malika Sebti
 

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Illustrator
Web Site Designer
Computer Animator
Cartoonist / Comic Illustrator
Animator

Computer Programmer
Editor
Cartoonist / Comic Illustrator
Desktop Publisher
Interior Designer

Illustrator: We are always being surrounded by the work of illustrators. From textbooks to magazines their drawings add colour, life and clarification to most of the reading material we are exposed to.
There are several kinds of illustrators working in many different areas, and most of them have the option of almost unlimited materials, from pencil to pastel to paint to collage.
    Illustrators generally work in well-lit, clean studio spaces. Some work out of home offices, as freelancers. Others work in the offices of advertising agencies, retail or wholesale companies who use illustrations in their catalogues, and other similar organizations. A degree or diploma in fine arts or commercial art is recommended.
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Web Site Designer:As their name implies, Web site designers design Internet sites. They work for a variety of clients, and must be able to meet many different marketing needs. The Web site required by a large car manufacturer is quite different from that of a children’s rights organization. Designers must be creative and knowledgeable to meet such diverse needs. Generally, all designers are aiming for sites with high visual quality, ease of navigation and high market impact.
    People working in Web site design generally earn between $25,000 and $60,000 or more a year.
A degree in computer science or a related field is highly recommended, as is training in graphic arts. Knowledge of the Internet and basic computer programming skills are required although no formal training in these areas is yet mandatory.
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