graphic designer vs graphic artist
Chris Naples
difference between the two are the names? Some say the positions are
totally different, please elaborate.
Barton
wrote:
>Just wondering what everyone's take is on this. Personally I only think the
>difference between the two are the names? Some say the positions are
>totally different, please elaborate.
My guess is that an artist produces art as is, without a client. An
artist will look for a client to buy his art later on... A graphic
designer produces also art, but got many requirements from his client
and will produce something his clients want and likes, not what he
likes himself. I guess a graphic artist can fully express himself in
its art, a graphic designer will translate the requests of a client
into art. Am I right, or am I thinking the wrong way?
Grtz,
Barton
Ben Woodward
"Communication Artist" as well. They're all interchangable...
Ben
Oz
> Just wondering what everyone's take is on this. Personally I only think the
> difference between the two are the names?
Graphic Designers are usually considered better than Graphic Artists
because they can land on pitching carriers decks. Even at night.
[ Vietnam Sam ]
is required [i.e. what to use and where it goes and soforth], the GA then
fills in the gaps ... OR Barton could be right .... depends from which neck
of the woods you're from! ..... My point of view is a Bonnie Scottish one
...
Vietnam Sam
"The Vietnam War draft was white people sending black people to fight yellow
people to protect the country they stole from the red people."
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Chris Naples
Just as I thought...the census seems a bit gray.
I was inquiring because I'm currenty out of work and with the economy
sucking, the jobs just haven't been out there. So I just wanted to make my
resume the most appealing as possible and I thought that may be an issue.
Chris