What are the different fields in graphic arts?
Q. I am doing an essay for my English class, and we are supposed to research what we planned for our future career. I planned on getting into Graphic Arts, so I need to know what the different fields inside that are. Like I know animation, logo designing, website designing, and such are all inside of it, but I need to know if there is more. Can anyone list any other fields inside of graphic arts, or perhaps direct me to a website that answers this well?
Asked by Kip - Wed Jun 23 12:37:22 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Graphic arts refers to the artistic interpretation and creation of design through artistic expression. In other words, graphic art is the art of visualizing ideas. Graphic artists use their creativity and talent to design, display, advertise, package and promote. Graphic design is seen everywhere in the world around us from books and magazines, food products, cars, household appliances, clothing, computers, and everything in between. A graphic artist is also often referred to as a graphic designer. He or she uses a diverse range of media to create designs and visually convey a message or an idea to the public. Since the aim of a graphic designer is to enhance the image and saleability of a product, the work profile could encompass… [cont.]
Answered by Ved - Sun Jun 27 00:44:38 2010

What kind of martial arts school should I go to for film and stunt work?
Q. I've done martials arts for 8 years. 4 Karate and 4 Tae kwon do. I think I'm pretty good but average schools don't exactly teach you how to do all the crazy high flying stuff in films. Now I know nowadays computer effects play a big role but I know you still have to have some talent if you only want to just do stunts or be a fight coordinator. How can I get that type of training?
Asked by Johnny - Fri Jan 30 05:27:15 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Gymnastics is the way to go, if you can kick you can kick. The gymnastics will develop your flexibility and coordination emensly. The most showy art I know of for movie work is probably wushu though. That way you will learn all the weapons stuff too. It got Jet Li a long way. Or an alternative is the Beijing Opera School where Jackie Chan trained, but good luck getting a position there! Also, look for stunt groups in your area, groups like Team Ryoku are are all over the place now. The film industry is strange beast though, it can take a very very long time to get anywhere unless you have a contact or two but best of luck to you :-)
Answered by bujin - Fri Jan 30 06:13:31 2009

What type of martial arts should i do?
Q. I do not know what type of martial arts to do. It has to be defence but i dont want a really popular one like karate or tae kwan do. What would you suggest?
Asked by sabres30goalie - Fri Mar 28 20:41:26 2008 - - 12 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Hi there Sabres30goalie ! This is the most frequently asked question from people wanting to join and train in the martial arts for the first time and are clueless on what to do or which art to take. First and foremost, the internet is full of keyboard ninjas, MMA poseurs, and psuedo karate masters who thinks that they have all the answers you'll ever need. The problem with this is that they don't know you, so how can they determine what's good for you. The fact is only YOU can determined what's good for you. I can easily say oh, take Shorin ryu karate because .blah, blah, blah.. but I won t. Why ? Well for one, I don t know you and you don't know me. Second, telling you about my art is like selling you a used car over the phone. … [cont.]
Answered by Prince Loeffler - Sat Mar 29 00:04:12 2008