Why do people always say that learning art is difficult? And it's hard to find a job? Can't find a job or can only be a very low-level teacher.

1, it's hard to learn fine arts because you have to learn both cultural courses and professional courses, go out for training, and take exams regardless of the wind and rain (except for the academic exams that don't take the school exams). . Take me for example, the summer vacation in high school is basically half a month, and the rest is to start painting and reciting at school at five every day. . Just for culture class. . . When I was in the third year of high school, I went to Beijing for training alone, and lived in the basement for four months, without seeing the light of day (except for big money). During the exam, it was too late to get from Zhengzhou to Tianjin because of the snow. Mei Tian failed the exam. In this way, rain or shine, I didn't go home for the New Year. I started painting in the second day of junior high school and took school exams in the eighth day. . . After the exam, I went back to study without a day, just for the college entrance examination. . Hard work pays off, the major is not bad, and the culture class is about 500. .

2. It is difficult to find a job because painters are difficult, even though there are not many masters in the Academy of Fine Arts. In fact, the difficulty in obtaining employment is purely art. It is not a problem to be a teacher, run a painting class, and choose a visual communication design and environmental art. Many of them just don't like it, and some like art for taking an undergraduate course. Are you not interested in graduation and have the spirit to do this major? So the majors are all the same. . . .

3, the teacher is not junior, and it is not bad to be an art teacher. It is not good to be a teacher in colleges and universities after graduation. Two vacations are relaxing and hungry, and it is difficult to become a painter. Learning design and employment is not a problem. . Don't listen to gossip. If everyone lost their jobs, the streets would be full of art students now. . . . It depends on whether you are interested or not. Study hard if you are interested, and be careful about the choice of undergraduate course. . .