This Instructional Resource relates the experiences of Native American artist Neal Ambrose-Smith, who views himself not only as an artist with a studio practice, but also as an "Arts Worker" who pursues learning new knowledge with his arts-related jobs. Painting, sculpting, and printmaking are only three areas of his studio practice. He is also a jeweler, photographer, musician, graphic designer, educator, and an independent professor. All of these professions require a broad range of skill sets and intellectual tools that include the process of critical thinking and creative problem solving. In this column, he gives a few examples of his favorite jobs: (1) Nontoxic art making; (2) Traveling, teaching, and running workshops; (3) Designing (in collaboration with co-author Janue Quick-to-See Smith) pictographs for the Denver Airport, Great Hall Terrazzo Floor; (4) Collaborating with Smith on a corn maze design for a Land Arts project; (5) Creating a Medicine Kite to be flown over the Montana Buffalo jumps; (6) Arts worker; and (7) Renaissance artist.