| Trade Name | Summary |
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| Architecture | The study of design and building, including the mathematic analysis of materials and other criteria needed to erect a successful structure. |
| Cartography | The art or technique of making maps or charts. |
| Cosmetics | The art of applying make-up in order to improve appearances. |
| Crafting | The art of constructing pieces out of scrap materials, such as wood, paper, or other odds and ends. |
| Drafting | The art of designing machines and machina through delicate sketches and maps. |
| Drawing | The ability to use one's hands in order to create art with pencil and paper media. |
| Fashion Design | The art of designing and using materials in order to create all kinds of clothing. |
| Filmmaking | A producer or director of motion pictures, especially one working in all phases of production. |
| Hair Styling | The art of designing styles for hair, whether for formal or casual occasions. |
| Jewellery | Anything and everything have to do with the designing, selling, and trading of fine jewels which can be worn as bodily ornamentation. |
| Landsculpting | The art of designing external spaces so that they are either aesthetically pleasing and/or functional. |
| Music | A person who makes music a profession, esp. as a performer of music. Or any person, whether professional or not, skilled in music. |
| Painting | The art of putting paint on some type of media to depict feelings or objects in life; creating paintings. |
| Photography | The art of using a camera to capture a moment, scene, or feeling. Requires one to learn how to properly utilize lighting, angle, space, etc. |
| Sculpting | To shape, mold, or fashion an object, especially with artistry or precision. |
| Smithing | The art of working or forging metals into any desired shape. Master metal smiths can also use magic in conjunction with their practice order to create magic infused objects. |
| Tattoo Artistry | The study of ink and design, as well as other forms of tattooing (burning, for example), and the ability to apply that knowledge to giving others identifying marks on the skin. |
| Weaving | The ability to interlace threads using tools or machines to make cloth. |
