Doodling and painting can be a pleasant experience in every student's childhood, but as they progress through their studies, most students have little time to pursue this interest anymore and instead immerse themselves in the daily study of the sea of questions.
Conversely, art candidates who are able to carry their canvases and brushes with them may not know that they are often the envy of their classmates. Imagine them working on a work of art in a studio that is certainly more fun than answering questions.
The path to pursuing one's studies by studying art is actually quite difficult. Improving one's skills requires a long period of practice, and students who are a little impatient may consider giving up because they are dissatisfied with their work.
This is my idol, a "celebrity portrait" of an art scumbag, and I can't even stand it. In fact, learning requires motivation, whether it is a subject or a specialty, those who can persevere in monotonous training usually have a deep inner goal. For example, many students who study art are eager to paint their idols after graduation.
However, the difficulty of drawing real people is not low, and art candidates are also divided into top students and scumbags. When the ability is insufficient, the "celebrity portrait" can be a little difficult to show. Looking at Yifei drawn by this classmate, no one may be able to recognize her as a "fairy" sister.
Just looking at the hairstyle and face is fine, but the eyes and mouth are really a bit unpredictable, and I am afraid that even the students themselves will find it difficult to accept: is this really my idol?
Next, this student's work is even more "unique", just looking at the right half, many people may mistake it for an "aunt", and because of her dark complexion, she may even be considered a representative of a certain ethnic minority?
However, only by looking to the left can the truth be revealed, and I guessed half right, but I didn't guess the correct answer. It turned out that the student was painting an idol from the Uyghur ethnic group. However, it is undeniable that the difference in appearance is indeed quite large. Still, it has to be admitted that even the details of the mouth are meticulously depicted in this painting.
Although the pictures are not very similar, they are similar. The portrait of the scumbag makes the iron fans feel like "clenching their fists" when they see it. It is admirable to observe the paintings of some of the most skilled people, whose works are often lifelike and even realistic. However, between the scumbags and the top students, there is often an insurmountable "two mountains".
It does take a lot of effort to get to the desired level. One of the key skills in learning art is the ability to observe, especially in this type of work, where it is necessary to capture the unique characteristics of the characters.
Although some students have not yet reached their peak level, and the paintings may be different from the original at first glance, the overall picture is vivid. For example, in this painting, the eyebrows and eyes are very expressive, but the whole has some "black" meaning, which makes iron fans have the urge to "clench their fists" when they see it.
However, to find fault, it is difficult for less professional students to say the subtleties. Some people commented very incisively: it is said that it looks like but it does not look like, and although it is slightly ugly compared to the person, some characteristics are vividly presented, and it is indeed difficult to describe this skill.
Looking at this painting again, the original "big handsome guy" is portrayed as a bit like a "strange uncle" who came out of a foreign animation, although it triggers the urge to "clench his fists", but it can also be easily recognized by most fans. Although there are some controversies, this is also a unique style.
This year's art college entrance examination may face greater challenges, and art students need to work harder to strive for a new level. The art college entrance examination has always been regarded as a "shortcut", but in recent years, with the increasing number of candidates, this is no longer an easy choice for parents to imagine. The number of colleges and universities recruiting art majors nationwide is limited, and the fierce competition has increased significantly.
This year's college entrance examination art exams may become more severe, which can be speculated from the information in some announcements. For example, the promotion of provincial unified examinations will be more common to ensure uniform examination standards. For inexperienced candidates, it becomes especially important to know this information in advance.
In addition, the requirements for arts candidates in cultural courses have also increased, and some colleges and universities no longer limit the admission score to fill the quota when recruiting students, but require candidates to meet local minimum standards.
Therefore, those students who have poor academic performance in art should no longer have the mentality of "it's a big deal to go to the bottom of the last university". Regardless of the current level of academic performance and professional level, art students need to constantly strive to improve.
Not only do students with lower academic levels have to try to catch up and ensure that they can get into regular universities, but even some high-level candidates need to pay attention to the reduction of the number of art candidates in some key universities, and they must improve their competitiveness.
【Author's Message】Studying any subject has a difficult side, and art students need to learn both cultural knowledge and painting skills. Especially for those students who wish to get into a good university, there is no such thing as a "shortcut". For students with average subject level, it is recommended to focus on improving subject scores, which is often the key to widening the gap between candidates at different levels.
Today's topic: Do you think these portraits look like them?