A typical career path look like in Art and Design

Professionals in Art and Design roles tend to begin as entry-level or “junior” artists, then drop the “junior” from their title after a few years, and finally become “senior” artists. Along the way, there could be opportunities to veer into project or pipeline management, and at the end of these paths, there may be opportunities to become a supervisor or a creative director.
Diagram displaying a sample career path for an artist in the real-time 3D industry, including typical job titles and the amount of time a person might hold those titles. At the start of the path on the left is “Junior Artist (1-2 years)” followed by “Artist (3-5 years)” followed by “Senior Artist (6-7+ years)” followed by “Creative Director.” There is also a branch of the path beneath this primary path for “Project Manager.”

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