What about color blindness?

Judging from the answers to today's questions.

Some people may say that color blindness can learn sculpture.

I just want to say that we are still in senior three. When we can have more choices, should we gamble our whole lives on it?

I'll analyze it for you, and then you can think about your choice.

The first thing is to go to the hospital to thoroughly investigate whether there is really color blindness and find out whether it is color blindness or color weakness, congenital or acquired.

Then there are two situations:

1, if you are weak in color, or the error in color discrimination is not serious, then the art road is worth taking.

The biggest problem you are facing now is the college entrance examination. If you can't sleep, you're afraid you won't be admitted to an art university. Give up art because you are afraid that the culture is not good enough to get into college, right?

Now I tell you, remember it well and recite it well. If the color is lighter, it is entirely possible to get good grades in the exam. You can go to college. If you really like art and cultivate your ability, it may develop as before. Even artists can take color as their own advantages and characteristics.

But you have to be prepared. Your study method will be completely different from others'. You can't paint colors with your eyes and feelings like others, but you should be as strict as a scientist.

As far as the question types are concerned, there are routines in the art test. I also said that you can draw with peace of mind, but it also means that you are like a starving child at this stage, totally dependent on your studio and teachers. If the teacher is irresponsible and doesn't give you a separate method, you can't move or learn at all.

If your teacher doesn't have good test-taking experience, it is omnipotent and useless to teach you your own aesthetics instead of good methods. In this regard, you should consider a good question, that is, whether you trust your teacher, whether you want to give your college entrance examination to others.

Suppose you are admitted to a university, the ideal situation is that you can make your color "normal" or form your own light-colored style through correction and study. But the truth will be very difficult. You may live in the struggle with color all your life, and you will have self-doubt for a long time. In this regard, you have to consider the second question. Is this pain worth it for you?

If you are color blind, my suggestion is to give up art and study culture. But if you really want to learn, then sculpture may be the only way.

Many art students will change careers, such as pure art to design, design to photography and so on. Each major has its own characteristics, but the basic aesthetics are the same, so it can be applied quickly even if you change careers.

But there must be elements including color in the art major, so when you study art, you lose these possibilities from the beginning. Whether you like sculpture or not, you can only do it. Unless you are an artist, you don't want to be color blind, no matter what kind of company you are in the art class.

If you just want to get a diploma in art and don't do art-related work in the future, then I think it's not worthwhile to find another way and spend four years learning things you don't like. If you give up painting now, it will be too late to learn culture well. You have many majors to choose from.

In addition, sculpture is not a joke for everyone to play with mud. Sculpture has extremely high requirements for modeling, besides aesthetics, it also has certain requirements for physical quality. This goes back to my original question. Do you want to make sculptures all your life? Are you sure you can decide to do sculpture in the future now?

Having said that, everything can be solved as long as you make a good decision.

You can also study art or culture. As long as you make up your mind, there will be a road to the mountains.

Come on!

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