Digital Arts Project
Digital Arts communities for informal reskilling pathways
2022-2-ES01-KA210-ADU-000100382

Purpose of the project:
The Digital Arts project is aimed at adults (in/out of the labour market/women/disadvantaged groups) who have passion and artistic creativity. The project offers them the opportunity to acquire skills in the field of digital art and exploit these skills in a self-entrepreneurial sense, for example, learning how to create and interact with web art communities, showing their art to an international audience on the Web and acquiring the tools to monetise it. The long-term goal is to educate adults on how to create digital arts products (NFT), on how to create an active art community, and also on how to develop a successful micro-business through innovative techniques and new marketing methodologies.
OBJECTIVES
▶ Creation of a training material for artists interested in digital arts or marketing their own creations in the digital environment.
▶Testing of training material by a group of 60 people coming from Spain, Italy and Romania.
▶Create a digital arts community on the Discord platform.
PROJECT RESULTS
▶ Implementation of a coordination and study meeting for the development of the training material dedicated to artists
▶ Development of training material according to the needs of the target group
▶ Testing of training material both within and outside the partnership by external experts
▶ Testing of training materials within a target group of 60 persons (15 persons per partner) and evaluating their experience during the pilot event
▶ Creation of a guide on the implementation of the material by artists from the 3 countries
▶ Creation of the study forum within the Discord pLatform and uploading the training material to it
PARTNERS
▶ GESEME 1996 S L – (Spain)
▶ TUCEP – Tiber Umbria Comet Educational Programme (Italy)
▶ MSM – Mixt Source Management (România)
▶ DEC ART – (Italy)

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