What is the experience of being an art student?

Art students are very hard. As an art student, you will find that there are always various reasons that you can't imagine when the teacher corrects the paper. I don't think so, because no matter how much culture is deducted, it is at least within a certain limit. But when studying art, whether some teachers like you or not becomes a decisive factor. Let's talk about myself. I can say shamelessly that the teacher in the studio praised that my voice can spread from our class to other classes. But more importantly, they don't know why. I just did worse than others in the exam. I still remember a teacher who gave up on himself saying that maybe the teacher just didn't like my paintings.

From the beginning, I painted for the sake of painting. Up to now, I dare not use strokes at all. To be responsible, what a person is good at needs to be affirmed by others. The art test is very hard and requires strong willpower. Professional teachers are no more cruel than cultural teachers and professional teachers. Art students are more difficult than culture students. Art is not a shortcut. When you go back to school to study culture, you should know that there are still a few months waiting for you. How many sets of questions have to be brushed, and the grievances that the time of the art test is not proportional to the test results, and do you know if you can really work hard and really insist on reading the culture class?

Art students who have passed the art examination have already passed the college entrance examination, and how much time and energy they have spent behind their majors is simply beyond the reach of most cultural students. I often do my homework until two or three in the morning. Although I get up at eight in the morning, it doesn't work at all. After a class, I eat for 20 minutes, and then I continue to draw after dinner. Intensive practice and teachers' relentless accusations will never make the road to art smooth.