If you don t have the talent to study art, is your interest limited to your future path?

Classmate, I learned art in September of my third year of high school, at first I only went to the studio for two classes in the evening, and then it became an afternoon, and then it was a whole day, and classes were suspended, I can tell you clearly, very few people have art talent, I am one of those who are not talented, I studied art purely for the university entrance examination, and the road to learning art is difficult and torturous, but then in our school's cultural achievements and art scores added together is the highest score in our school to learn art. I'm studying animation now, so of course you have to think about it before you learn that!!

To learn art, you can take visual communication, environmental art, decoration, toys, etc., and you can also take the normal class. In the future, I will be a teacher of Chinese painting, oil painting, sculpture, and watercolor! As long as you are excellent, you are not afraid of not being able to find a job.

Of course, you have to think about your own path, unless you really don't like art

Yes, yes, don't force yourself, if you don't like it, take something else. **, vocal music, sports, hosting, broadcasting or something is a road.

Of course, it takes talent to learn art! No interest, it is recommended to quit No interest, when you are admitted to university, you will also find that you are wasting time Studying art is a good road in the early stage, and the road is bumpy in the later stage, if you have no talent, you will find that it is a torment to engage in this industry in the future

Art doesn't need talent, but it's generally not okay to be forced.

You don't need a lot of talent to learn art, but you do need talent to create art. Studying art is only to learn the theoretical knowledge of art, as well as the skills of expression, and technical techniques. Such as knowledge, it needs talent, its talent is to have good pronunciation and strong musicality, but if a person is born with incomplete five tones and a bad sense of musicality, it does not affect his learning of theoretical knowledge, he can learn the use of musical instruments, and he can learn to read music, but he is born with incomplete five tones and poor musicality, just to learn the theory and use methods, and indeed cannot engage in ** artistic work.

This question reminds me of a famous quote by the nineteenth-century English Romantic painter William Turner. "If there is a talent for learning art," Turner said, "it is interest, diligence and hard work."

Turner's family was poor, he loved painting since childhood, relying on tenacity to study and practice painting diligently, at the age of fifteen his painting skills were already well-known in the local area, and sold his first landscape painting. Although the price of the painting was not high, Turner was very content, because he could support himself from painting.

Turner was a diligent and competitive worker, and even though he later became a great painter, he still created each painting seriously and meticulously, never perfunctory. Turner often said to his students: since you have chosen to paint, you must first be diligent, and second, be diligent.

Turner is known as the greatest British painter of the nineteenth century.

From Turner's words and experiences, we have learned that learning art really requires "talent". But this "talent" is not so much that you are smarter and better perceptive than others, but that you are more diligent and hardworking than others. Hard work and interest are a person's greatest talents.

Scientist Albert Einstein also said: "The shortcut to success is hard work and dedication." If you have talent, then talent is only one percent of your success, and ninety-nine percent depends on hard work."

It can be seen that whether you are studying art or engaging in art, you should not be confused by the so-called "talent", and hard work is the last word. Hard work pays off. As long as you are diligent enough and hard enough, you will definitely be able to succeed in your studies.

Of all the well-known masters and artists we know, is there a single one who has succeeded without hard work and by so-called "talent"? No, not a single one. On the contrary, there are many examples in the history of art that are considered not to be too gifted, but have achieved success through hard work.

You don't necessarily need talent, all success depends on 99% diligence and 1% talent, so talent is important, but it does not play a decisive role.

You don't necessarily need talent to learn art, it can only be said that innate talent will be the icing on the cake for your artistic career, and it is not that you will not have a good future without talent.

Personally, I think that learning art requires talent, but you don't need to look at talent, and if you don't study diligently, it's useless.

It doesn't necessarily take talent to learn art, but talent is also essential, and without talent it will be difficult to succeed, and there is no point in such an artist.

It may require a certain amount of talent, but it is not impossible to work hard in the later stage, depending on the degree of your efforts to create a point in your future.

If you don't have a talent for art, will you regret studying art?

If you don't have a natural talent for art, studying art won't necessarily make you regret it. Studying fine arts allows you to gain more art appreciation skills, improve your aesthetic level, and better appreciate and understand works of art. In addition, studying fine arts can also develop your creativity and imagination, improve your manual skills and expressive abilities, which can be applied to everyday life and work.

Of course, if you don't have the interest or determination to study art, then you may regret it. Therefore, before deciding whether or not to study Aesthetic Limb Surgery, please think carefully about your interests and motivations, and consider the factors such as time, energy, and financial cost of studying fine arts.

Summary. Art students do not only have one way to paint, but also take the direction of design, such as visual communication design, environmental art, digital media, and photography If you are not interested in painting, design and photography, it is recommended not to choose art students, first of all, if you don't like to draw in the pre-exam stage, it will be very painful to learn, and it is difficult to get into a good university. I don't like the major I studied when I go to university, and it's hard to be happy in college.

Later, when looking for a job, I couldn't find a corresponding job, and the job may not be very high.

Art students, but not interested in painting, what major to choose.

Art students do not only have one way to paint, but also take the direction of design, such as visual communication design, environmental art, digital media, and photography If you are not interested in painting, design and photography, it is recommended not to choose art students, first of all, if you don't like to draw in the pre-exam stage, it will be very painful to learn, and it is difficult to get into a good university. I don't like the major I studied when I go to university, and it's hard to be happy in college. Later, when looking for a job, I couldn't find a corresponding job, and the job may not be very high.

So which ones are good for employment?

I'm a graduate this year.

Generally speaking, the number ** class is better for employment.

You can look in this direction more later.

But I'm not the kind of girl who can't be a fancier, can I? I'm not good at math either.

Yes. You try the ** class.

For example, reporters, or film and television assistants.

It's okay to have an active personality and be eloquent.

That's good. This year's roll is too difficult<>

This is because if you want to learn art, in addition to hard work, the premise is that you must also have a certain talent, and you must be interested in what art you are interested in, and you must also know the knowledge of color, so that you can improve the quality of learning.

This is because those who are gifted will achieve twice the result with half the effort in the process of learning art, they see the world with different eyes, and they can often discover the beauty of the world, so that their path to learning art will be smoother.

This is because gifted people will learn this kind of thing more easily, and they will learn it faster, without affecting their other learning.

Because of the gifted people, they can learn better. And art needs inspiration and creativity, and talented people are more likely to succeed.

Yes, but it doesn't mean that you can get all the way through with a talent in hand, for example:

1. People who are not good at sketching do not necessarily have a bad sense of color; People who are not good at color painting are not necessarily poor in spatial thinking. Play to your strengths, find your strengths, and play to the extreme, you are also a specialist.

2. Painting seems to be a very artistic act, but in fact, it is necessary to carefully analyze the relationship between the part and the whole, and arrange various factors such as light and shade, virtual and real, primary and secondary into a painting beautifully. This kind of ability to peel off the cocoon and control the overall situation is what the painter is doing.

3. Not all people are geniuses, how many people were praised for "having talent in painting" back then, but later they were unknown to everyone; How many people have been persuaded to "stop learning to paint, you are not suitable" but insisted on practicing and turned their hobby into a career. 99% sweat + 1% talent, many people work so hard that they are not qualified to talk about talent at all.

It is certain that it takes a certain amount of talent to study art, and the same is true for studying other things. For example, to learn sketching: to have a normal sense of body proportions, color: to have a sharp sense of color. In addition, it is extremely important to be beyond the ability of ordinary people to perceive.

Of course, it is not enough to learn art by talent alone, the most important thing is to be down-to-earth, study hard, and persevere, in order to succeed.

There is nothing wrong with learning art to have a certain talent, but it is also necessary to practice diligently.

Talent or anything is a floating cloud, and if you are interested, you can do it.