From: *Your Personal Savior* &lt;ZZA95GGL@sheffield.ac.uk&gt;<br>
Subject: [WFRP:994] (Fwd) New Career: Artist's Apprentice
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<h2>ARTIST'S APPRENTICE-Academic Basic Career</h2>
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  Young children discovered to have some form of artistic talent are
often apprenticed to artists.  The artist then forces the young prodigy 
to perform menial and petty tasks, like mixing paints, washing clothes, 
cleaning the artists house, cooking, or any other number of trivial tasks.
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Occasionally, the artist  may pass along some knowledge in a
condescending fashion on to the apprentice.  The Artist's Apprentice
does get a chance to help out the Artist on their works.  Painting in the 
sky, the rocks, and other background on the master's pieces, while the
figures and central parts of the painting are rendered by the artist.  Of 
course, all the work the Artist's Apprentice does, if good, will be
attributed to the Artist...
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<th>M</th><th>WS</th><th>BS</th><th>S</th><th>T</th><th>W</th><th>I</th><th>A</th><th>Dex</th><th>Ld</th><th>Int</th><th>Cl</th><th>WP</th><th>Fel</th></tr>
<td></td><td></td><td></td><td></td><td></td><td>+1</td><td>+10</td><td></td><td>+10</td><td></td><td>+10</td><td></td><td>+10</td><td></td></tr>
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<th>Artist</th><th>Skills</th><th>Trappings</th></tr>
<td>Actor</td>
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Acting
<br>Public Speaking
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Stage Makeup
<br>Costumes
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<td valign=top>Architect</td>
<td valign=top>
Architecture
<br>Drafting
<br>Engineering
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<td valign=top>Calligrapher</td>
<td valign=top>
Manuscript Illumination
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<td valign=top>
Ink
<br>Quills
<br>Paints
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<td valign=top>Dancer</td>
<td valign=top>
Dance
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<td valign=top>
Dance Costume
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<td valign=top>Painter</td>
<td valign=top>
Art-Paint
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<td valign=top>
Easel
<br>Paints
<br>Paintbrushes
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<td valign=top>Poet</td>
<td valign=top>
Art-Poetry
<br>Public Speaking
<br>Read/Write
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<td valign=top>
Poetry Books
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<td valign=top>Sculptor</td>
<td valign=top>
Art-Sculpture
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<td valign=top>
Chisel
<br>Marble Blocks
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<td valign=top>Singer</td>
<td valign=top>
Sing
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<td valign=top>Writer</td>
<td valign=top>
Art-Literature
<br>Read/Write
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<td valign=top>
Bound Blank Books
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  <b>Career Entries</b> : Entertainer
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  <b>Career Exits</b> : Artist, Beggar, Entertainer
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<b>Art (Revised Skill)</b><br>
  There are a number of art skills.  This is not intended to be an 
exhaustive listing.  The following can be considered Art skills:
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    <dd><i>Architecture</i>-The design of building interiors and exteriors in 
aestetically  pleasing forms.  Facades, interiors, layouts, spires, 
domes, doorways, windows.  Drafting and Engineering are requisites, 
and the application  of Carpentry or Stoneworking is also useful.
    <dd><i>Calligraphy</i>-an intricate form of artistic writing, highly 
regarded and  valued in Imperial Cathay and Nippon.
    <dd><i>Ceramics & Pottery</i>-Knowledge of hand pieces, wheels and spinning, 
and creation of pottery.
    <dd><i>Coin Dies</i>-Creation of coin molds and dies.
    <dd><i>Drawing</i>-Use of pastels, lead, and ink on paper, canvas, or sidewalks.
    <dd><i>Illuminated Manuscripts</i>-A mixture of drawing and painting, used 
in a  miniaturist style to illuminate books and tomes.
    <dd><i>Literature</i>-The art of writing and expressing one's thoughts or 
ideas clearly.  Read/Write is a prerequisite.
    <dd><i>Painting</i>-The application of paints to canvas, wooden boards, or 
frescoes.
    <dd><i>Poetry</i>-Use of rhyme, rythmn and prose in a particular form to 
create a  poem.  Popular in the Old World as well as in Cathay.
    <dd><i>Printing Plates</i>-The carving of wood or metal to make plates for 
printing presses.
    <dd><i>Scrimshaw</i>-The carving of designs or pictures onto ivory or bones. 
 Popular in Norsca and the Southlands.
    <dd><i>Sculpture</i>-The three dimensional representation of forms and 
figure in marble or other mediums.