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The term Various Artists is used in the record industry when numerous singers and musicians collaborate on a song or collection of songs. Most often on Last.fm, compilation album tracks appear under the name of Various Artists erroneously because the individual artist is not listed in the album's ID3 information.
Compilation albums, for example.

Sometimes, single releases may be credited to Various Artists when their profits are going to charity and, usually in high-profile cases, are sometimes known by a group name. Examples include Band Aid with their releases of Do They Know It's Christmas? and USA for Africa with We Are The World.

Various Artists is also an actual performance name for Torsten Pröfrock, who runs the German DIN label. Torsten performs also as Dynamo, Erosion, Resilent, Traktor besides some others. He's a good friend of Robert Henke and since the Fall of 2004, he is a member of Monolake.

Various Artists was also a short-lived Bristol punk band formed by brothers Jonjo and Robin Key (originally from Birmingham). Other members were also simultaneously in Art Objects who went on to become The Blue Aeroplanes, the latter the Key brothers also co-wrote some songs and were involved in. When Various Artists imploded, the Key brothers went on to form Either / Or.

Various Artists also appear on tracks from musical theater soundtracks, due to the nature of having many cast members on one song, as well as an ensemble in some cases.

Get A Job
Various Artists Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'Get A Job' by these artists:

10-96 Go and get a job They say go and get a…
Annihilation Time Never voted for a President I never trusted no Pope Never ex…
Beat / The English Beat (usa) There's a training course where Boys and girls of real ambit…
Body Count This stress is killing me The pressure is agony Those people…
California Raisins Yip yip yip yip yip yip yip yip Sha na na…
Games We Play Get a fucking job I don′t wanna be like you, I…
Get a Life (GETTING IN MY HAPPY PLACE) ALL OF MY FRIENDS WANT ME…
Gossip I'd love to stay and party but I gotta go…
H.O.G. Got no place, got no face And everybody's got a problem…

Home Grown I've been wasting my life for 19 years. I'm tired of…
Homegrown I've been wasting my life for 19 years. I'm tired of…
James Taylor (Get a job) Every morning about this time, my baby's on…
Jan Berry Yip yip yip yip yip yip yip yip Sha na na…
Neil Young Yip-yip-yip-yip-yip-yip, bmm Sha-na-na-na, sha-na-na-na-na, …
Offspring My friend's got a girlfriend Man, he hates that bitch He tel…
Perrion Smoking on that window Is nice to begin though So we outside…
Rocky Sharpe Yip yip yip yip yip yip yip yip Sha na na…
Rocky Sharpe & The Replays Yip yip yip yip yip yip yip yip Sha na na…
Sha Na Na Yip yip yip yip yip yip yip yip Sha na na…
shwarma Momma said, "Son you're gonna have to go outside and…
Silhouettes Yip yip yip yip yip yip yip yip Sha na na…
Slick Rick Well, I'm riding round the Benz truck with fake friends Wor…
Steel Get A Job by STEEL Intro (Talking “Get A…
The Alley Cats Yip yip yip yip yip yip yip yip Sha na na…
The Beat There's a training course where Boys and girls of real ambit…
The California Raisins Yip yip yip yip yip yip yip yip Sha na na…
The Happy Fits I got to, got to get a job Your teeth have…
The Mills Brothers Yip yip yip yip yip yip yip yip Sha na na…
The Offspring My friend's got a girlfriend Man, he hates that bitch He tel…
The Silhouettes Yip yip yip yip yip yip yip yip Sha na na…

Xavier Calvet It seems I'm taking over now, I'm feeling so alive I've…

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

@rarity-bo8pk

33w↑38

0:54 Textile Designer
1:45 Surface pattern designer
2:21Medical Illustrator
3:41 Movie Poster Artist
4:20 Icon Artist
7:14 Production Artist/ Graphic Designer
8:00 Lighting Artist
9:21 Studio Staff
10:28 Art Handeler
10:58 Art Conservators
12:01 Set Designer
12:46 Prop Artist
13:06 Typeface Font/Font Designer

@TAHOEkaleidonaut

38w↑5

13:05 …AYY!✨
Thanks for reminding me!

I’ve a degree in Graphic Design. The hardest to please Prof/Dept Director was a fresh doctorate graduate by my senior year. The Prof was a student under a topmost leading authority on Typography for Roman based typefaces (including English) at the time.

Everyone remembers when a Prof like that gives you praise. Including when it’s once-removed educationally from a topmost/accredited professor.😅

I got pretty good at it… Ironically due to being a Comicbook Geek; btw, Comicbook/Webcomic Lettering is also a possibility asides this.

Ok… Gotta dust off & brush up my skills to show what I can do! Thanks again!!!
✨😁✨

All comments from YouTube:

@rarity-bo8pk

33w↑38

@kianabrowning7483

23w

5:20 splash artist

@williammclean6594

38w↑193

I've been looking into like getting into art related careers like animation and game concept, art and things like that. But the more I research it all those types of jobs are corporate and it's really fast paced and stressful. A lot of the people get into animation say it's really exhausting that they take advantage of you and they push you hard. you'll have to get stuff done on time on schedule or risk getting fired. Idk I have anxiety disorders. I don't think I could take that.

@Marichika24

38w↑1

It really is gonna be THAT HARD huh?

@williammclean6594

38w↑26

@@Marichika24yeah, from what I've heard it just depends where you work. You could get taken advantage of by some studios if you're not in a union. But yeah, animation jobs can be pretty stressful. It's not going to be for every job but a lot of companies now expect you to do way more than they used to. For example, if you do storyboarding the expected to do animation for them as well. I'd rather have my own business than work for someone to be honest.

@KelseyRodriguez

38w↑48

extremely valid! Every workplace is different but I don’t fault you for wanting to strike out on your own 💗

@bamb3928

38w↑8

Freelance might make more sense for you.

I’m looking to get into animation, I know quite a few animators who only work part time in the studio and part time in other art fields, freelancing or teaching. That might be something to consider if you want to try out the game/animation industry.

@bunnyfreakz

38w↑2

Artist just paid peanuts regardless the job.

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@MADGuy248

32w↑2

Great video! This goes to show that artistic skills are very much needed beyond entertainment purposes. I have a some notes to add about working as art conservator as someone who studies and am working in the museum and heritage sector (and hang out with conservation students and specialists.)

Firstly, conservationist don’t only get hired in museums, they also work in universities institutions and private conservation companies, all of which can be hired by private collectors or museums for contract works/commissions. There are many museums in the world but not all are able to afford having in-house conservation department - and when they do, staff availability is very limited, hence would require third party company’s/institution’s special supports. If you are highly skilled and have substantial management skills, you can go freelance or even open your own conservation company and take contract businesses.

Traditionally, you’d need a Master’s degree to break into the sector, but this is starting to change depending on a region’s sector norm and culture (for example, some UK institutions are welcoming people without degree to enter certain entry level positions as long when they have certain required skills or traineeship experiences.) There are also many traineeships and diploma for developing theoretical and practical skills for conservation so you don’t have to commit to a full degree, and sometimes even get paid for your time and effort. That said, the cultural heritage conservation field is very competitive. My friends with bachelor’s degree in cultural conservation are struggling to find jobs in the field (they are based in the UK and Europe). Unfortunately the competitiveness is (surprisingly, for outsiders,) common for the museum and heritage sector jobs.

@marianoa.7525

37w↑26

I am baffled by the fact that the starving artist cliche is still a thing for some people, while we also live in a so called "society of images".

Behind every image there is an artist behind it, and this video trully proves it, quite useful kelsey.

@2beTheBESTversionOfOneself

21w

So Mariano where are you from you like Art? I find your profile interesting

@annabellesigmond4918

38w↑68

game dev and animation are some of the most competitive jobs out there. I've worked in animation and graphic design and something to keep in mind is that for animation you usually get hired per project, meaning that if your show gets cancelled or once the movie is done you're back to job hunting. Design has a lot more stability.

@JenniferDailyArt

37w↑23

You did a great job of outlining a LOT of the various ways artists can make money. I just want to add that surface and textile design pairs really nicely with being a fine artist. I think its so important to self assess - what do you LOVE to make, and what do your want your days to look like, and then figure out how that equals consistant revenue.

@jakeparker44

38w↑23

Great video Kelsey! I think you're spot on with this. The creative problems solving that we artists put into our art shouldn't stop there, use it for finding work and landing those jobs.

@KelseyRodriguez

38w↑1

Thank you Jake, that means a lot! It was lovely working with you :)

@wekyweky

38w↑35

Very interesting! I really liked that you went for other art carreers that are not just painter or concept artist, like we know they exist, but there is so much other possibilities, and you did great at showing that. Thanks a lot Kelsey! 😊

@NoiseDay

38w↑21

In the realm of model making- museum diorama creation and restoration. You know, like those animal dioramas or architecture minis or heck, even dinosaur animatronic displays.

This is such a great video and I'm sure will help a ton of people figure out their goals. Thanks for bringing attention to these careers!

@amandac8836

38w↑13

I remember wanting to go into medical illustration years ago when I was in university and even spoke to someone about it on campus who was a medical illustrator, and she told me that the field was really hard to get into and there wasn’t much demand in my state. 😢 It’s good to know it’s in high demand everywhere else though!

@KelseyRodriguez

38w↑6

the internet is a beautiful thing nowadays! Things don't need to be in-demand in your area anymore. Most illustrators in this field seem to work remote as far as I can tell :)

@Ss-ze2mn

38w↑2

don’t you need a degree to get into medical illustration?

@amandac8836

38w↑1

@@Ss-ze2mn yeah I believe so… at least where I’m from you’d need a fine arts degree and complete human anatomy science units from what I remember but potentially a lot more than that to make sure you were accurate enough with your illustrations. This was like 15 years ago though.

@amandac8836

38w↑1

@@KelseyRodriguez yeah you’re right! If I feel inclined to go towards that path again I will definitely see what I can do to study and branch out. Thanks for replying and giving encouragement! :)

@I_am_Lauren

38w↑5

I got a degree in Museum studies and work as a curator at museums. I also serve on art committees for local organizations. I am SO plugged into the art community where I live and it's amazing!

@PrinceBaraButterfly

38w↑35

Wow, so this past month has been a struggle and I became very irritated that the art world I felt like was shrinking with the rise of "AI Art" and the constant change of social media and just really second guessing if going into art was a mistake, but recently learned that scientific illustration or making a dark stationary art may be right up my alley!

@CricketsBay

36w↑3

One industry that could always use more artists with your interests illustrating Tarot decks. There is always a market for artwork that can compete with (not copy) the styles of Anne Stokes, Paolo Barbieri, and Ian Daniels, as well as Claire Goodchild's style in The Antique Anatomy Tarot. If there's a topic or an art style, there's a company or a writer looking for an artist to create a Tarot deck for it or about it.

@emiliah5533

38w↑10

great video ! the diversity of art careers and jobs is so cool i love to see the involvement art and design has everywhere

@reneenoriega4524

38w↑3

Great video! Love the way you explain the details of every job and their benefits, certainly something to think about. A couple of months ago I had to take a step aside from anything art related and just recently I've been able to come back to it, so this couldn't have come out in a better moment 🤭

Keep the great work, you're doing amazing! ❤️

@KelseyRodriguez

38w↑2

Hopefully the best is yet to come for you! Thanks for watching <3

@digitalpencil_art

28w

I started out doing craigslist posts for a sewage company, now I'm the lead designer at a full blown youtube studio. Just gotta keep looking, there's always opportunity for work if your the kind of artist that is more reclusive. p.s. thank you indeed

@NotTheBriish

38w↑10

I started watching your videos a few days back (mainly your ones about how to make money as an artist), and as I've been trying to get better at art so that I can get into art school after highschool, I've seen all over the place that "artists can't make money" or "art school is only for people who can directly afford it", and it just annoys me to see people saying that when there is proof artists can make money. Your channel has let me even see the many ways it can outside of regular 9-5s and that businesses can even be made out of it. (Tysm for releasing a video like this though as it shows that there even are stable art jobs in the industry)

Fyi sorry if any part is worded a bit oddly

@ThatPaintingLass

38w↑2

Such a cool video. It’s such a good reminder that art is literally everywhere and our lives would be so boring without all these artists thinking so out of the box and seeking jobs outside of main stream.

@ochavezart

31w

I learned about the icon artist role from Mr.Trent Kaniuga first, on a video he did talking about the "other art jobs" in the video game industry. Some of the jobs he mentioned are less competitive and less glamorous than character design but can be more chilled, are in high demand and can sometimes pay more. There is one job that I don't see on youtube, or maybe I have not looked deep, it is painting space landscapes for NASA. Chesley Bonostell is one grandmaster from the golden era of NASA, the NASA art program, and the book called Space Art: How to Draw and Paint Planets, Moons, and Landscapes of Alien Worlds by Michael Carroll. That book also has resources on where to look, what organizations there are and names of artists who paint for NASA.

@ClefairyFairySnowflake

37w↑1

Textile art might be a good fit for me. That might be something fun to go into career wise. A lot of the options in this video sounds great!

@terrancecharlemagne4622

36w

This is the second art biz 101 that I’ve watched and it’s realistic helpful. Thanks a lot. Keep them coming

@E4Alabbasy

38w

Thank you for searching for this topic! It's nice to know what options you have if you want to take art as a career

@craycray375

38w

Thank you for this!! Some great ideas. It's stuff that we see almost every day but don't think about how it's made or that it is something we can do.

@withlovepersephone8796

38w

These types of videos are my favorite of yours. They’re so helpful. Thank you. 💜

@kassyrlee

37w↑1

If you have the make to be one (self driven, can handle extreme criticism and hours, have a passion for body modification/self expression, common sense of cross contamination/cleaning etc) I think the tattoo world does need more fine artists. You do have to have a little more of a product over process mindset, its a crucially perfect pricise artform, and you have to post enough on socials to just show people what youre doing and book; but I think fine artists have a compassion and integrity (ie not stealing artwork) that this industry could use. And you charge 100-200 an hour depending on a few factors. If you love art, its a career to make it permanent and pretty much be doing, living, breathing art 24/7. 🤷🎨

@samuel-lungu

37w

Your videos are really helpful Kelsey... Thanks 😊

@TAHOEkaleidonaut

38w↑5

@MariJadeWrites

37w

Thank you for this video, I am getting more and more into thinking about a creative job (art/writing related).

@fuzzydragons

37w↑1

I have been looking at a lot of game developing companies and at there general artist jobs, def more suited for people that like me have a varied skill set and can draw all kinds of things when needed. its a very competitive field tho. same with graphic design. Depending on where you are, you usually need a degree of some kind for graphic design and knowledge of a lot of different programs to usually get a job that pays and is not just an intern position sadly

@chiekohoki

38w↑3

I'm glad you mentioned medical illustration! 😁I'm probably the one that you were referring to in the discord server lol but glad it made the list!!

@kelseysstudio

38w↑1

There are a few of y'all over there and it's been so cool to learn more about it!

@devineartstudiowithkeshaydT

36w

Great valuable content ❤

@_ururka

38w

Thank you for this video! You reminded me that I actually wanted to try making some medical art or other nature related for handbooks etc

@splendidcyan

38w↑3

omg Kelsey Rodriguez mentioned game and concept art, the stuff I wanna do!! Maybe someday you could collab or talk to Trent Kanigua or Atey Ghailan, both super cool dudes (from a viewer's perspective haha) who work in games and have advice on YouTube!! The universe of art advice and inspiration for careers is ever growing!

@inkpendude

38w↑1

I've been really interesed on Font design lately. No idea how to start but I'm definitely gonna do that eventually

@2beTheBESTversionOfOneself

21w

You are FABULOUS!!! Thankyou. I love being creative with cards, Paper, Collage, Paints and LOVE 😊😊😊😊😊

@jordanleighwheatley

36w

I would love to do medical illustration and surface/textile design

@indiajade.d

28w

I’m just sad because when you live in a place like Idaho there’s absolutely no options like these to grow here as an artist without a bachelors degree. As I work to get my bachelors there’s no options for me to work at an art related job through college, which is all I want. Idaho is like the state where if you have dreams you can’t pursue them without traveling elsewhere because there’s literally no creative jobs here for no reason 😐

@KelseyRodriguez

28w↑1

you might be able to find remote positions! a lot of these don't need to be in person.

@indiajade.d

28w

@@KelseyRodriguezI’ll definitely look into that thank you!

@Stroggoii

38w↑4

Problem is every job that doesn't need a degree is either exclusively for nepobabies, or self-employment.

@mehmetyhallac

38w

Very helpful . Thanks Kelsey .

@evelyndominguez4757

38w

Love your videos. Thank you so much for sharing. 😊

@yc1734

38w

Thank you so much, this is super helpful!

@heartstringsduets

38w

thanks, this is such a cool idea. I feel like I know too little about what jobs are out there. <3

@duart4heart

30w

I really like your way of communicating :)

@Daquiriwolfgirl

38w

With AI art on the rise, i've been feeling like my GDesign degree was a waste of time😢

@ebmage8793

36w↑2

I work in graphic design. Trust me, our customers dont know what they want. They need a human artist to explain branding, color theory, typography and hierarchy. Graphic design is so much more than 'pretty pictures'. Hang in there! You will have a career for a good while yet

@Shadowkitty360

37w

Designing fonts sound really cool!

@rw8160

38w

This is great! Thank you!

@qazisalman5012

36w

Thanks for the scoop. But where do you find surface pattern designer jobs?

@KelseyRodriguez

36w

you're gonna have to do some research because it'll change depending your area! look for agencies, design houses, openings on brand websites, etc

@shainorsham4334

38w

Thank you Kelsey !

@iMakeThat

38w

Thanks Kelsey! 🎉 great video

@LifeOfQuezzy

38w

LOVE YOUR VIDEOS AHH! HOPE I GET INTO CREATOR CAMP AND MEET YOU💙

@feenikss

33w

About the patterns... now that Midjourney can create almost flawless patterns, what future is there? I mean, sure, some artists are magnificent and some businesses would gladly pay for their work, but for someone who is just good or okay at this... idk..

@darioscomicschule1111

38w↑1

TIMESTAMPS would be so great!

@lezeahsincere437

38w

Great video!

@BardyLemon

38w↑2

Affiliate marketing! Help! 😭🙏
Would you consider making a short how-to video re. Setting up affiliate marketing links? It's a great passive income for artists but most affiliate marketing tutorials seem scammy, travel the world, get rich fast, make it your whole business 😬 etc thanks! 😘

@KelseyRodriguez

38w

join affiliate programs for products you believe in, put them in video descriptions, bios, etc. casually mention stuff that you actually use. the more sincere and genuine you can be when you try to sell stuff, the better. that's basically all the advice I have on it!

@Riste.R

38w

Thank You ❤

@AlexBaldivino96

38w↑6

Though this is encouraging stuff, I get the feeling that some of these jobs aren’t long lasting and are replaceable with AI.

@cetriyasArtnComicsChannel

38w↑4

as a surface/textile designer, the issue is the back end technical part. Its no just painting stuff. its a lot of 'throw away' commercial art and pay is relatively low (40-64k ) and has gone down.

@teru_9921

36w↑3

AI produced art legally cannot be monetized by any business or companies because of the sources that were fed to the AI. So any creative skill industry would only depend on human artists unless they say otherwise. You're good.

@ShahmirSyedShah

38w↑4

Im gonna study design even though im older than the average and didnt go to uni cause i failed maths but we move

@olwynnsay237

38w↑4

I am writing and illustrating my own picture books so that is another thing, book illustration.

@KelseyRodriguez

38w↑3

absolutely another option! book cover design, editorial illustration, children's book illustration, etc etc. lots of options!

@loading...2535

37w

yessss sis open my eyes🤩

@ashalley

38w↑1

Thank you

@2beTheBESTversionOfOneself

21w

I really love that necklace you have its beautiful. Where from please? Who designed that?

@KelseyRodriguez

21w

it’s from Madewell!

@tylersdadx

38w

Thankyou

@justlearning1881

38w

art instruction thou had made profit.

@user-ng4ik4lc8d

24w

Hey your awesome

@Dardasha_Studios

37w

Splash artist...nice!!

@Serlordan2016

29w

thanks

@culinarycode

38w↑3

Tattoo artist.

@bunnyfreakz

38w↑1

Game dev and animation are fun but it not sustainable. You'd better work at commercial.

@casualplayer2198

38w↑13

Almost all these things can be done by AI😢

@abhayshenoy8556

38w↑17

So what? Yeah the buyer numbers might get lesser but would you really want to sell your hard work to someone who would consider it the same as a computer generated image? Find people who will actually respect your work for what it is instead of weebs who can't understand art if it hit them in the face.

@elloohno1349

38w↑1

I was thinking the same

@KelseyRodriguez

38w↑26

Most of them can’t, actually! Studios are reluctant to use AI because of the myriad of copyright issues, and it’s unclear if that will ever be resolved. I think people still value human made art.

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@jinny5974

38w↑3

Just want to say, look up jake Parker and Alphonso Dunn regarding Alphonso's book.

Personally, I don't trust Jake Parker (SVS).
He also did some things regarding Inktober. That was not cool at all, which turned many artists away from Inktober.

Otherwise great vid.

@JjonaldAadolfo

37w

I will be very lucky if you will be my wife for life

@KelseyRodriguez

37w↑1

then i guess you won’t be lucky 💗

@JjonaldAadolfo

37w

@@KelseyRodriguez I know that it will be difficult for you to be mine, so I'll just be lucky if there's a miracle for us.

@aun7106

36w↑4

imagine proposing to stranger in internet :/

@pastelmoon9118

36w

do you know anything how could try to make money with comics? thought of starting instagram comic and maybe later publish book but not sure how and where to start
or are there better options than insta

@fieldsofblueheather

38w

Love this video and the options you've shared! 🤍

@kiki_steez

22w

if anyone in this comment section is hiring lmk!! im going to keep looking into all of this, i need to get out of my desk job & use my skills. im ready 🤍

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