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Art Director

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Art Director
A professional who works at an advertising agency to provide artwork and similar products for ads, commercials and other marketing tools. For example, an art director may create a cartoon character to associate with a client's product. Art directors may be artists, graphic designers, or cinematographers, or have a number of other specialties.
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An art director is the one who shoulders the responsibility of devising new ideas and implementing them.
Art Director Jobs by Jim Karter / Jobs and Careers community
Coulter was hired by Swanson Russell in 2002 as a graphic designer and was promoted to associate art director in February 2007.
Swanson Russell by Shooting Industry
The process will be long and comprehensive and will follow the time-honored procedure used in producing new designs: The art director creates what he likes, then makes a bunch of ugly versions that the editors will naturally reject in favor of the one the art director prefers anyway.
Inside story by Spivey, Ed., Jr. / Sojourners Magazine
 
 
 
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