I m an art student Please give me some pointers 50

In terms of textbooks, "Perfect Teaching" was used before, and it is also a relatively old textbook, in the studio, Jiuzhou, Li Jing, black and white, 010, eagle. If you're an art master, it depends on what you've learned.,**You can search for anything.,Art**'s U.S.,Standing cool.,You can still take a look.,But there's a little more design inside.。

Practice more, watch more good works, see how they draw, and then practice more on your own, and slowly you will find your own suitable painting method. There must be a beginning and an end, don't stop painting if you feel bad halfway through a painting, you must insist. Everyone's style is different, and the things they draw are different, so you have to find a book that suits you.

Don't be in such a hurry

Gouache sketching and sketching must be practiced solidly.

Especially sketches, if you want to definitely pass the exam.

It's best to memorize a few model sets of drawings for sketching, and write a few times, and then take the exam directly into it.

If you want to read the book, I recommend Liu Chuankai or Yang Jian's, but it's best for beginners, don't imitate Yang Jian's at the beginning, it's a bit difficult.

If you have gouache and sketching, you can just practice it a lot a day, and you can do it solidly.

As long as you draw well, you don't have to worry too much.

Well-known painters, Van Gogh, Monet, Repin.

Use good paper, that is, the paper that can make your life embarrassing, and you don't need other methods, so that you can improve rapidly.

You're an art student, you don't know anything about it, it's better to ask your questions individually, there are too many, and the questions are too broad.

Art students are the kind of students who will take the college entrance examination as art students in the future. In the future, I will study art as a major.

For example, interior design, graphic design, advertising, fashion design, animation, jewelry, ceramics, archaeology, architecture, industrial design, etc., these are all majors for art students.

In the future, the university you will go to depends mainly on your grades. We art students don't have to be cultural students, we have to work harder than cultural students, we not only require cultural grades, but also professional grades.

I'm this year's art college entrance examination candidate, I majored in ceramics, and I like it very much.

If you like design very much, you might as well study art, really, only if you really like it can you feel the joy of working in the future.

In fact, every industry has a leader.

I don't know much about this, but I'm also a student and just got admitted to university this year.

I think there will be a job in the future, which I am sure of.

Art students belong to a type of art examination.

Compared to cultural students.

Art students need to study three additional art major courses on top of the cultural courses, and if they take the school exam, they need to add 1-2 more.

University admissions will also look at cultural + professional performance.

There is a specialization in the art industry.

There is a close relationship between hobbies and development.

I can't say what will happen in the future.

Traditional painting is a good profession, but you can't stick to it. Animation is a promising career, but after graduation, I know that it is just a legend. So, it's your own choices that matter.

Graphic design is the design of posters, book binding, anyway, it is the plane class of environmental art is indoor outdoor landscape architectural design is more profitable I just learn environmental art The employment rate is higher than that of other majors The salary is also higher Very good I think if you are interested, you can learn environmental art.

Hello, Yan's Art School will help you answer: art majors are divided into two categories, pure art and design, pure art is more biased towards painters, represented by oil painting, sculpture, printmaking, etc. Design is a relatively applied major, including many small majors, such as:

Animation, Fashion Design, Visual Communication, Graphic Design, Illustration, Industrial Design, and many more. Moreover, this major is also a little easier to test than the pure art major, and the basic requirements for art are lower, and it is easier to find a stable job after graduation.

Hubei, children, my country.

10. Well, my friend almost went to the Hubei Academy to pass the exam.

Culture 380, as long as the major is not too bad, if the major is not bad, culture 360 can also be, of course, it has to pass the small line, English is 65 or 60. In short, work hard, come on! Good luck!

1.Majors 270 or more (Majors 2 main line is around here).

2.Cultural courses: 316 in science this year (unfortunately I did well in my major, and the cultural course is ten points worse), and more than 340 in liberal arts (cultural courses are only divided into main line and special line, and this line changes quite a lot every year).

3.One book is 6,000 to 7,000, two books are about 10,000, and three books are 15,000 (three books are not people, and the tuition fee for visual communication in Shanghai is as high as 23,000).

4.The passing rate of the provincial examination major, as long as you learn, you can pass the line, unless you don't learn. It's hard to get past the attainment rate of cultural courses, especially for science and liberal arts.

But art is not easy to test, not you can get on the double line of professional culture, and there are art that is very dark, and there is no money that cannot be done, including some professional certificates that are the first place in a school.

Moreover, art students have a wide range of employment paths in the future, but many companies discriminate against them. My idea is that if you haven't studied art yet, you should study cultural courses well, it was a few years ago, the number of people has increased suddenly in recent years, and the pressure is not less than that of normal college entrance examination candidates, in fact, as long as you study honestly, you will definitely be able to get admitted to the undergraduate, if you always think of shortcuts, it will be very dangerous.

If you decide to pursue art, then first you have to love it, and then you have to draw with your brain, not just with your hands. And there is no advantage to graduating from an art bachelor's degree in general, so you can't set your goal at the right line. Only a high score can make sense, and don't get excited after the professional exam, you should go to study cultural classes immediately.

I just went to take the photography exam by myself after the art exam, and finally I passed the photography exam, but I wasted more than a month of studying cultural courses, and finally the cultural courses of the college entrance examination were ten points worse, and I regretted it, after all, the professional courses were very good.

It's all hand-made, I hope it helps you a little. Add some oil, it's not difficult to get into the undergraduate exam.

The art admission rate is not very high, it depends on what you are learning, and it is very good to learn art to Yan's!

Admissions to art students are all from high to low.

Tuition fee 5,000 to 10,000.

The articulation rate is really not high.