Salary Trends in Animation and Related Fields

Utah is home to more than 2.8 million residents, and the population is growing. Between 2011 and 2010, the state welcomed more than 53,000 new residents. Positive population growth is only one reason businesses have begun taking a greater interest in The Beehive State. The cost of living is way below the national average, taxes are low all around, and nothing compares to sprawling landscapes that can only be described as breathtaking.

Multimedia artists produce animated works, graphic designs, videos, images, and text for design firms, publishers, advertising agencies, and more. In addition to creative environments, multimedia artists are in demand in less obvious industries such as engineering, medicine, law, technology, and education. In the state of South Dakota, multimedia artists can expect to find a number of creative companies in major cities such as Sioux Falls and Rapid City. Opportunities in other areas can be found in these cities as well as other principal cities such as Aberdeen, Brookings, and Watertown.

Say the word “art” and paintings and sculptures may come to mind. Sure, painting and sculpting are staples in the world of the, but dozens of other forms of artistic expression exist. They can be seen in advertising, films, animated productions, window displays, buildings, retail shops, public spaces, structures, and more. Because art is such a diverse field, a typical degree program will feature multiple disciplines. Students may study painting, printmaking, sculpture, digital art, ceramic art, printmaking, and more. Fortunately, the state of South Carolina is home to a variety of schools that offer well-rounded programs that work well with today’s ever-evolving art world.

Rhode Island may be small, but this beautiful state is big on charm. The nation’s smallest state is home to one of the country’s most scenic major cities—Providence. It also boasts some of the most pristine beaches in the U.S. Rhode Island has a plethora of firsts to brag about as well—especially in the world of sports. “Little Rhody” is home to the first open golf tournament, the first National Lawn Tennis Championship took place here, and in 1876, Polo became a first for the entire country—right near Newport.