One thing that I dont think gets talked about enough in the art school vs. self-taught professional artist debate: I can't count the number of jobs/opportunities I've gotten thanks to the friends & network that I made at art school.
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It shouldn't be the deciding factor, but I sure as hell didn't graduate starting with no network. And now, a bunch of my old classmates are industry pros and it's fucking rad to see them succeed and meet up with them at conferences
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Also something that isn't touched on much--professors as a network who can connect new alumni with old Also also--professors who still work in the industry and can connect students directly with jobs/opportunities Who knows your work/work ethic better than a professor?
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Basically to say: art school is stupid-expensive, but perks & network from a reputable school can be massive & take time to emerge Also also also: don't be a dick in college because your peers and professors Will Remember That
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Agreed. You are right! Like, I had no idea what a compiler was and no idea how to code until I went to school for it. This was before http://code.org btw. Some people are lucky, but most others like me need to learn from professors.
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YEP i 100% would not be where i am with out having gone to art school
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