How about learning art, I m 14 years old

It is not recommended that you go to university now, because according to your description, I think your basic skills are not solid, and the content you learn in college is not called art to be precise, or it is not something that can be summarized by "art".

The so-called basic skills are sketching first, and the sketching foundation is relatively important, the relationship between light and dark in the picture, and the modeling ability will be used in the future. The second is color, color mainly cultivates your color sense ability, generally speaking, it is what color can be matched, what color is more beautiful and harmonious to match. There is also sketching, which mainly develops your ability to shape quickly.

Many people will not realize the importance of the relevant content in the university when they have the foundation, but if they do not have it or are weak, they will find a gap when they usually do homework and design, and this gap is not a specific manifestation of the content in the university that they have not learned well but the basic skills are not solid.

There are many such related majors in universities, I don't know which one you want to study, the common ones are industrial design, graphic design, architectural design, interior design, commercial space design, etc., you can search on the Internet to learn more.

The content you learn in college is very different from the basic content to be learned in high school, but the connection is very tight, so I suggest that you first consider the specific direction you want to study in college, and then focus on learning the basic content in a solid manner.

Just my personal opinion, I hope it helps you.

Love to learn, art - language is incomprehensible. The emphasis is on personal cultivation, regardless of age.

Rely on talent, by feeling, travel more, see more.

Personal opinion.

It's good to have a good environment, but if you want to go to university, you should study in an affiliated middle school or another studio! If it's purely your own liking, it's better to learn in the academy, at least there are master-level figures! I have a deeper understanding of painting, and I am not so impetuous as the outside!

Do you like fine art?

In fact, I think you still have to lay a good foundation for cultural classes, and art should also have theoretical support, not just a few paintings, a few words, you are an artist. At the age of 14, you are still very young, you should study steadily, have comprehensive literacy, and only then can you have great development in art.

With profound cultural connotation, you can feel it, but it is difficult to achieve great achievements just for the sake of painting.

If you just want to paint for a few years and get a job in the future, then say something else.

I think you can go to the studio and learn, it has an atmosphere.

If someone describes you and you can write it in words, why don't you do art?

14 years old earlier than me, the main thing is whether there is interest, if you are not interested, you will give up halfway in the end.

In fact, what to learn still depends mainly on your own interests I am an art candidate I just took the college entrance examination this year any academic study is boring But it depends on whether you really want to meet your own desires in this area If you really have talent, don't waste your talent.

I privately think that photography and art have no conflict, and can even complement each other.

Art is both talent and diligence, and it would be good to take more time to learn more and make more connections, so why specialize in that.

I studied art, so I don't have to go to university. No matter what you learn, in addition to your own talent, you also need to work hard. It's good to learn this and practice more, the key is to be interested in it yourself.

You don't have to go to university to learn this, but if you want to learn, it is recommended that you find a better teacher to take you started. I've learned before,, and I've only been drawing stick figures for two months.

So if you really want to learn, it is very important to find a teacher with good morals.

Also, most of the college students are relatively mixed, everyone has it, and you are still young. It's best to live off-campus.

Imagination is indeed the foundation of learning to draw, but it also requires you to spend a lot of time to practice, and if you make a decision, you must be prepared to endure hardships.

1. Do you like it--Is there talent--

2. What is the purpose of learning to draw?

3. Find an art class in the local area - ask the teacher - ask a few more - the teacher is different - I don't know the information - then go to the local shop that sells pen, ink, paper and inkstone - go to ask for this information - there will definitely be - go to a few more to see - so that there is a comparison

Not too late, I met an older sister who started at the age of 16 and was admitted to NTU.

It's never too late. Drawing is not the same as memorizing, and memorizing can usually be remembered by reading it a few times, but drawing does not mean that you can draw well. Painting requires a certain talent, and you have to draw with heart.

Usually the initial improvement of learning to paint will be more obvious, but when it comes to the same level, it will feel like it is in a state of bottleneck, and the mood will be relatively low when painting during this period, but as long as you experience painting with your heart, usually one day, when your understanding arrives, the level of painting will suddenly rise to a new level, so painting requires a little talent.

Of course, with more practice and more drawing, there is still a lot of improvement, and if you are diligent and talented, the progress is very fast.

Now there are a lot of studios, generally good studios can be, start from the basics, don't worry, don't feel that you don't have a foundation, everyone starts from 0.

As long as you are serious and you are willing to pay, you can reap the rewards.

It doesn't matter, as long as you want to learn it yourself, and you study it seriously.

It's not too late to be a hobby...

Well. There are a lot of conditions required for this... But don't give up on cultural lessons, 0 0

1 In any case, you still have to take the university entrance examination, and the final score is calculated according to the percentage of the score of the cultural course: the score of the professional course.

Generally speaking, everyone's professional level is about the same, the better the cultural class, the more advantageous, of course, the professional level is excellent (generally the top three in the school examination of a school) will also be excellent;

Of course, it is not excluded that there will be changes when you take the college entrance examination).

2 The second is their own economic level, as we all know, studying art and entering the Academy of Fine Arts are both required money...

Especially the Academy of Fine Arts. Tuition varies depending on the major. Not to mention children's shoes, you also want to go to the temple of art - Paris.

3 time. It's not too late for you to start learning now, and I'm sure it would be great if you could make it to the end.

4 and then is determination, perseverance and 5 mentality, learning art is not as simple as imagined, you must have a correct attitude, whether it is to make up your mind after discussing with your parents, or to start boring and rigid training, or (before the college entrance examination) carrying a drawing board and painting materials crowded the bus everywhere for the exam.

The kind of physical and psychological double pressure, the bitterness of secretly wiping tears behind people, is not something that art students really can't experience. t^t=

In fact, in the end, there are many children who can't stand that. Get up early and go to bed late Weekly professional exams are withdrawn due to a stressful living environment, so psychological quality is also very important. Hm.

Of course, there are also those who sleep correctly and do their own thing. After the school exam, I was completely relaxed, and I wandered around without the school exam. If it is this mentality of fishing for two days and drying nets for three days, then it is better to learn cultural lessons in school, after all, the learning atmosphere is not the same.

6 finally. It's better if you really like drawing. Or a little talent. After all, interest is the best teacher.

If you just use this as a springboard for exams. Hm. But you can see that you really like it.

In addition, I think the support of parents is very important, and to let parents understand you, it is necessary to let them understand the world of art you see, it is recommended that children's shoes you can communicate more with your parents, let them experience from the side, first temporarily put aside the famous paintings, a little life, such as the cake to eat, the clothes to wear, the house where you live, and so on are almost all designed by the designer, any poster on the street, any illustration on the book, etc., although the process is hard, but the result is praised! So there are many ways out!

PS: The above is purely a suggestion from personal experience, and the actual situation is different from the region, humanities, regulations, time, etc.

And there are many more details in the learning process. But I think you still have to experience it yourself to understand, I personally think that a good attitude and persistence are the most important, 14 years old... About the same age as my brother... Although he didn't study art... But just like you... He also has his own things to do...

If you have any questions, you can also ask me...

But if you choose, stick to it!