I m in my first year of high school, I want to draw comics, go to Japan to develop, what kind of art

After all, the landlord is still a freshman in high school.,There's still time.,If you choose animation in college.,This high school time can be submitted to some comic magazines.,Accumulate fame.,It's helpful in the future.,There's another point.,Sketching and comics are two different things.,Sketching is the foundation of any art.,It's recommended to learn sketching now.,Then study animation in college.。

In fact, for the sake of your future, it is recommended that you do not take this path ......

There are countless manga artists all over Japan, but there are very few ...... who can really mix up

If you just want to draw a fandom or something, just practice sketching or something.,You really have to put in it.,You can't do it without good talent and opportunities.。

After being strongly recommended by Yukio Motegi and Eigen Matsui, the comic created by Chinese cartoonist Xia Da, the comic "Zi Buyu" created by Chinese cartoonist Xia Da landed in Japan and was published in the magazine "Ultra Jump" with Japan's top comic masters, becoming the first original comic in the mainland to enter Japan's top comic magazine after becoming popular in China.

Animation design and production major, big brother is not hitting you, I have been studying animation for two years, and the whole class in college has changed careers, which city are you in?

Learn the basics first, and take your time step by step. You still have a long way to go, and you have to work hard to keep going.

I suggest you think carefully, how is your Japanese? What about the family situation? Support or not? Also, there is a difference between what you want to draw and how well you can draw, so think carefully!

To learn the basics of sketching well, especially character sketching, it is important to grasp the movement of the characters, and it is best to learn color matching again.

I think since it's a zero foundation, you must learn from the most basic, first learn sketching, and then since you want to go anime, you must have a good grasp of color, learn color, gouache or watercolor, but also be able to grasp the key point of the thing being painted, a lot of sketching exercises, and finally a lot of appreciation of art works and copying, and then find out your own style and characteristics, so it is the most basic......

From the beginning of high school, I studied culture classes while studying majors, studying art, and communicating with teachers about what you want to learn. In the second year of high school, we pay attention to learning cultural courses well and laying a good foundation, (because there is also an academic level test). From now on, I will try to study in a big city every summer vacation, and when the academic level test is over, I will go out to study immediately, and I will not think about cultural courses during this time of studying my major, and I will go back to school after the professional examination to concentrate on cultural courses.

Not early, but the main thing is to decide what to learn.

Art is still relatively extensive.

It doesn't have much to do with the love of drawing anime

Because the specialty is gouache and sketch dictation. There may also be sketching, etc., if you want to study art.

The exam won't let you draw anime, because drawing anime is the most ruined.

First to last in the class ==. There is a certain score in this and this English.

What about zero foundation. It's best not to draw anime just yet.

You can find a teacher to study art.

If you want to study a major, it's not too late to learn from the summer vacation of the second year of high school

Interest is the best teacher, as long as you are interested in learning and want to learn, it will be faster than learning, find a professional animation training institution when learning, compare a few more, it is best to go to a situation like Shengshi Animation, which has independent research and development capabilities.

This is a blog of an animation teacher who has a lot of questions there, and you can also add his QQ to ask him.

There are more and more people in the animation market, so let's learn English well, read more foreign things (miscellaneous words, news, and the Internet) and decide after a long experience, and it's too early to decide.

These belong to the Academy of Fine Arts. For example, Tianjin University has the Animation Department of the Academy of Fine Arts of Tianjin University.

This shows that you must study art, and the specialty of the test is the art college entrance examination.

Then you find an art training class to paint, and when Tianjin University is recruiting art, you will take their school's art exam.

Then go to the general college entrance examination of culture.

There are no requirements for junior high school and test scores to go to Japan, so don't worry. However, there are very few exceptions to language schools and universities.

If you want to learn manga or anime, you must have received more formal professional skills training in art, and it is difficult to develop amateur learning. There are people who come from business backgrounds, but you shouldn't have their talents. This is not only the need for future examinations, but also the need for one's own academic development.

Chinese universities can learn much more than Japanese universities, but many people don't. However, Japan does have an advantage in the field of manga--- but it is not Japanese universities that have the advantage, but vocational schools and studios. There are very few universities in Japan that offer such majors, and most of them are mediocre.

30W can be received, then there is nothing to worry about.

Since you choose, you have to work hard. In a general sense, manga majors are not as good as they imagined, including in Japan, whether it is development and harvest, it is unlikely that this will bring much wealth to your life, at most it will make you physically and mentally happy.

Regarding studying in Japan, the Japanese Embassy in China** has detailed instructions on studying abroad.

Studying abroad is hard because they have to work part-time, ensure attendance, and pay carefully for the next semester... No amount of mental preparation you can do, you can't avoid the initial thoughts of not adapting and giving up.

It must be admitted that Japanese manga is second to none in the world. So I very much support you to go to Japan to study anime. But if you go to Japan to learn something, I'll give you a little advice of your own.

One. If you want to go to Japan, you will need to study the language barrier. Therefore, before going abroad, it is recommended to take a Japanese level J-text F level certificate II.

It is recommended that you finish high school obediently, even if it is only until the end of the third semester of high school, or after passing the entrance examination, you can start your trip to Japan. Hope I can help you.