How to test the talent of sketching, how to see it

In fact, as long as you sketch with an effect, have your own style, and have a strong visual sense of the picture, the lines are not a problem, because now you don't look at the lines much when painting, but your lines should not be too bad, the shape should be accurate, the lines should not be too dead, live a little, practice more, it is recommended that you go to the big studio to practice.

You can find some of your favorite paintings to copy, if you have the conditions, you can copy 1:1 paintings (the work must be a folio or a 4-open painting) so that you can see the lines of the work clearly, what is the difference between your painting and the copy of the work, you can see it at a glance, I suggest you can play QQ in the "find a fork" It can exercise your eyesight. What I'm talking about is what I'm asking my students to do, and it works really well.

I don't think I've heard of this test, but there aren't many people who are very talented, and you've only been learning for five days, and the line has to be practiced hard, and it's learned through continuous painting, and it's impossible to start with it, and you have to like it first, and if you don't like it, you'll find it boring to learn later.

That's really not the point!

If you once doubt whether you are not talented, and then you will only train blindly, scribble blindly, and do not have a clear goal for painting training, and always wonder whether you have talent or not, isn't this a headless fly to do things?

When I was a child, my mother taught me to eat, did I have to take the chopsticks before I could better pick up the vegetables? If you can't learn how to hold chopsticks, will you just try to pick it with a stick or grab it with your hands? Or dig with a spoon? Could it be that having talent can make you better at serving vegetables?

If you want to hold chopsticks, do you have to learn how to hold chopsticks first? In the end, it is a question of learning objectives and methods.

Before clarifying the problem of talent, you need to have a clear learning goal for painting, find a systematic learning method, and train for different knowledge points in order to effectively improve painting skills.

So it's not time to discuss the upper and lower limits of talent, and there's no need to talk about talent, or is it more intentional to find out what you lack and how to make up for it?

My friend upstairs doesn't necessarily say it, I have a classmate who always paints, but he just doesn't grow. In fact, it is more about whether the person who learns to draw knows how to observe, whether he can make comparisons, many people often paint but they paint with their heads covered, only know what they are drawing and ignore to express their own things. Therefore, to see if a person has the potential to paint, we should see if he will add his own point of view through thinking when painting (for example, some people paint plaster, he will draw very hard lines to express the texture of the plaster).

When drawing a human head, the structure will be deliberately strengthened at the bone point. to finish his paintings.

It's hard to say about talent, if there is really an artistic cell, painting is just a tool of expression. As soon as people see a child who draws well, they think that the child is talented, which is really superficial. Even if the painting is good, it can only be regarded as a good sketching skill.

There are many artists who can paint oil paintings like **, to see if a child has this talent, you need to look at his imagination and the like, which is the most important thing. Of course, if you draw well from a young age, it means that your observation is good, and you can further investigate and cultivate it.

Most gifted people have a quick and accurate grasp of the shape of objects, which is the manifestation of most gifted people, such as Leng Jun. There are also a small number of people who have a good grasp of line color or are very imaginative and creative, but there are very few such people, such as Van Gogh Picasso.

Boundless imagination, supernatural insight and superhuman sense of art

It can be seen from the painting that if you have no talent, you can't draw well, and you understand this kind of thing very quickly, the talent is to have a good grasp of "shape" and "color". Shape and color are very important, and what can be revealed from the beginning is "talent". But it can also be made up for the day after tomorrow, but it takes a considerable amount of study time and effort.

OK. Painting to know whether there is artistic talent, some people are born with a strong sense of color, you can see when you draw a sketch, the brightness of the picture is different from others, some people sketch greatly, the first time you draw sketch lines are very sophisticated, to people practice for a year, do not measure the proportion before painting the character, from top to bottom, it is naturally very accurate. It's all talent.

So beautiful, absolutely talented...

Well drawn, what grade are you in now?

I tell you, talent doesn't come from you and your body, you can say that you have the greatest talent when you reach a fanaticism about something.

The first floor is a bit too much, if it is really 0 skills to imitate a difficult work, then the talent level screened out is not a simple +3 (thousandths, at least +5 (1 in 3.5 million); However, the acceptance rates of the nine major art schools are all about +2).

There is talent, but what's the use, practice more, otherwise sooner or later it won't be useful, it mainly depends on your interests.

As a person who has come over, I don't know what to tell you, but there are a lot of people who are learning to draw now, really. One of the most awesome paintings I've ever seen is a person with a red seal and a bust out of it! It's hard to say about talent, but the difference is not big, the main thing is that you have to settle down and draw well, if you don't like art more, it's best not to take this road, because if you don't like it at all just to take the exam, even if you are admitted to school, it will not be easy to graduate when the time comes.

ps, it seems that the best major right now is anime. Learning to draw is like going up the stairs, when you encounter a bottleneck, you don't want to paint for a while, the more you paint, the worse it gets, you can't calm down, but you will make great progress after this period, and you will go up the stairs one by one. That's all I can say, and if there are any specific questions, you can talk to me.

Hope that helps.

Whether there is talent or not, it is not very good to look at it in the early stage, painting needs to persist until the later stage to slowly see the talent, the talent is not that I can draw the sketch very well, the characters are very similar, the real talent is the imagination and understanding of art in the later stage. But there is another talent, which is the extreme love of painting, which is also a talent.

There are several kinds of artistic talents, you can see if there are any.

1. Modeling talent, that is, the natural hand-eye coordination is more accurate than ordinary people, and the modeling ability is strong, that is, what is usually said to be what to paint;

2. Color talent, born with unique insights and comprehension of color, the same paper, no matter where it is placed, some people feel that it is a white paper, but some people can see that there are many colors in it;

3. Creativity, which is also a problem that art categories basically attach great importance to...

It's easy to learn the art of painting, and everyone can learn it, mainly depending on whether you have the ability to create and whether you have ideas. It only takes a few months to learn to sketch, but learning doesn't mean talent, when you have an idea in your head, and you can express it in a painting or installation or any form, and can make some people perceive your idea, then you are considered artistically talented.

Find a training class to study for a period of time, if there is progress, it means that you can continue to study deeply, if you learn more and more disgusted, always have no understanding, you can't find a feeling to give up, but it doesn't mean that you don't have artistic talent!

Some people have to be slower!

First of all, do you have a hobby, and then try to paint, to see what you understand about painting, simply put, it is to draw ten pictures, the better the better, the talent, and the ugly one that has been painted, is not.

Regarding talent, I think how you define talent here is more important. I understand it here as liking, being willing to try, and being willing to suffer from it, rather than just liking not to act. Hurt Zhongyong should be very clear about talent and acquired hard work.

No matter what, as long as you like it and are willing to take action, you will gain something, and what you can learn is a skill thing! And painting is ultimately in the service of human expression of so-and-so. The idea is that after learning, you need to integrate thinking in order to produce your own things.

It's not meaningless to show off your skills, but it's always a little bit lower than the ideas, wills, and emotions you convey. Skill is always in the service of people's ideas.

Like is the most important thing.

After all, with the low level of effort of most people, it is not the turn to fight for talent at all.

You don't need to test it, you just need to ask yourself if you really like to draw and are willing to work hard for it! There is no way out for people to learn art, and their interest in painting may be reduced to varying degrees, as long as you keep your passion for painting, your efforts will definitely pay off...

I'm also studying art, and I'm in my second year of high school! Take the test too! Actually, it's not that hard! As long as you can calm down and draw with your heart, work hard! Since everyone says it's a good drawing, let's give it a try! See what the teacher has to say!

This is definitely testable: calligraphy learning ability test, there is, you can try it!

Hehe, sketching is slow work. The key is to master the method and not rush it.

Take a look at this, maybe it will help you.

Personally, I feel that interest is the best teacher. If you want to go down the professional path. Then it's better to have a little talent. If not, draw it if you like......

I think you can see that you are not sensitive to shape, or how sensitive you are to color, but the most important thing is your later efforts.