Painters generally work with two-dimensional art forms. Using techniques of shading, perspective, and color mixing, painters produce works that depict realistic scences or may evoke different moods and emotions, depending on the artist's goals. Sometimes artists combine mediums and include sound and motion in their works. Some sculptors combine various materials such as concrete, metal, wood, plastic, and paper. P rintmakers create printed images from designs cut into wood, stone, or metal, or from computer driven data.
P ainting restorers preserve and restore damaged and faded paintings.
They apply solvents and cleaning agents to clean the surfaces, reconstruct or retouch damaged areas, and apply preservatives to protect the paintings. This is very detailed work and is usually reserved for experts in the field. I llustrators paint or draw pictures for books, magazines, and other publications, films, and paper products, including greeting cards, calenders, wrapping paper, and stationery. Many do a variety of illustrations, while others specialize in a particular style. Story boards may also serve as guides to placement of actors and cameras and to other details during the production of commercials.