Why do some people only appreciate their paintings in the art class?

Because the students in the art class have undergone art training in professional courses, they have learned about various painting materials, art techniques, and the life background of painters, so they can objectively experience painting works from the perspective of creators.

Students who are not in the art class may feel more subjectively about the picture because they have not been trained.

In fact, the quality of works of art is often not easy to judge, which is why there are so many debates in the art world about some paintings, I once read a photography master wrote in his blog, "The so-called high-value works are often the works that best show the changes in the world, not necessarily the first, but the best one." They will show a new direction in the development of art, not only because the work itself is innovative, but also because it makes the world around it new. Maybe this sentence can answer your question.

You are asking why only art students know how to appreciate it? Or is it only art class students who want to enjoy it? If it's the former, then your question itself is problematic, because everyone has a different outlook on life and values due to the influence of their living environment and education level, so the appreciation angle is diverse.

So there is no such thing as what you say you understand or don't understand, everyone has their own experience and understanding. If it's the latter, it can only be said that the students in other classes just don't like painting, and their interests and hobbies are not in this area.

There are various opinions on things like paintings, and sometimes the students in the art class can't appreciate them, everyone has their own opinions, there are many aspects, maybe the painting is beautiful, sometimes it can't be called a good painting, and the painting is not perfect.

Because it is not to learn art only to see whether it looks good or not, but to learn art to see his modeling, brushwork, the treatment of black, white and gray blocks, as well as the harmony of space, and the use of color, and finally it is not good-looking, so only the students in the art class appreciate it! Thank you.

Because the students in the art class themselves learn this, when someone is drawing, they will subconsciously look at it, and I like to see other people's paintings. Because I learned this myself, I can also see the advantages and disadvantages when I look at other people's paintings, which is also a kind of improvement for myself. People who know art will appreciate a painting from different aspects such as color matching, object shaping, painting techniques, etc., while people who can't art can only look good and not look good.

This is also the reason why most people who work in the fine arts will appreciate other people's paintings.

No, the child draws just to let the child copy the content of the teacher's drawing, if the painting is not like, and then guide the child to modify, and finally teach the students to draw apples are apples, and draw bananas are bananas, but this is just a gourd to draw a scoop, and the drawing is only monotonous and fixed content, do not understand the essence of painting. What's more, the child's drawing will be modified by the teacher to present a "perfect" appearance, which is extremely stifling the student's drawing talent.

Children's painting educationTell parents that the second thing to pay attention to is the environment of the art class. If the classroom is not spacious and bright enough, the child's body and mind cannot be greatly relaxed, which is naturally not conducive to learning. There is also the size of the class, and it is difficult to imagine that a teacher with more than 50 students can take care of each student.

Art is a kind of art, and art pays attention to individualization and diversity, teachers do not teach according to the characteristics of children's personalities, and the children who learn are like products through the assembly line, and there is no difference between them.

Art classes generally don't just pick just one.

Actually, one is fine, because such classes are almost the same, as long as you work hard.