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如何自我評估你的畫技 你對於經典藝術教育的標準 知道自己的畫技水平嗎? 許多自學藝術家和藝術學生 通常會誤以為他們的技術水平 不是因為他們自豪於他們的成就 而是因為他們不知道標準 這些資訊會幫助你測試你的畫技水平 從0到10的水平 水平0 一位完整的初學者在建築藝術 他從觀察的角度判斷規模 或是複製照片 然後製作三角形的藝術作品 一位藝術家可能已經畫了很多年 但仍然無法看到自己的藝術作品中的錯誤 也無法理解為何他的或她的畫作 缺乏真實的表現 為何臉部在畫作中的特徵有點差 為何圖案太堅固 為何人可以從照片中畫出來 但不能從生命、記憶或想像中畫出來 一位藝術家可能會說 我只需要放鬆我的畫作風格 我需要更多地研究我的觀察技巧 我需要更多地表達我的畫作 我無法理解這幅藝術作品的錯誤 某程度上這張照片是錯誤的 但我無法理解為何 它是關於內在的才華 而我不擁有 這種說法證明 藝術家不僅缺乏需要的藝術技巧 同時也不知道自己缺乏的技巧 以及需要如何真實地畫 通常是一位沒有藝術教育或藝術大學畢業的自學藝術家 但卻沒有獲得藝術技巧來表達自己的創意 因為現代大學不再教這些技巧至極 好的藝術技巧並不是來自內在的才華 而是來自正確的藝術教育 基於構造藝術的基本原則 為了獲得這種藝術教育 請查看藝術學生在俄羅斯的兒童藝術學院學習的東西 以下的題目是關於畫的 此外 兒童學院也教授了 繪畫、組織、雕塑、裝飾藝術和藝術歷史 一級 兒童藝術學院一年級 教授為您帶來的教學 畫橫步 Principles of Linear and Aerial Perspective One-Point and Two-Point Perspective Principles of Constructive Drawing How to Draw Cubes How to Draw Ovals How to Draw Cylinders, Both Standing and Reclining How to Draw Simple Geometrical Three-Dimensional Objects in Perspective How to Draw Cylindrical Objects like Vases, Pots and Mugs How to Draw Man-Made Geometrical Objects Rules and Fifteen Elements of Composition Golden Proportions Theory of Contours Proficient Tonal Rendering Techniques Level 2 Children Art School, Year 2 Classical Orders Doric Ionic Corinthian How to Draw Classical Capitals How to Draw Simple Still Lifes with Man-Made Objects How to Draw Still Lifes with Simple Organic Objects How to Draw Animals How to Draw Draperies How to Draw Complex Still Lifes with Draperies How to Render Tonal Values to Reveal Complex Construction and Aerial Perspective Level 3 Children Art School, Year 3 How to Draw Interiors How to Draw Exteriors Anatomy of a Skull Planes of a Skull How to Draw a Skull How to Draw an Echochet of a Head Muscular Anatomy of a Head Proportions of a Human Head and Face How to Draw Simple Classical Busts and Headcasts How to Draw Classical Headcasts with Complex Hairstyles and Facial Hair How to Draw Full Face and Three-Quarter View Portraits Level 4 Children Art School, Year 4 How to Draw a Skeleton Proportions of a Human Body How to Draw an Echochet of an Arm How to Draw an Echochet of a Hand How to Draw an Echochet of a Foot How to Draw an Echochet of a Leg How to Draw an Echochet of a Torso Level 5 Children Art School, Year 5 How to Draw Classical Canon Figures, both Male and Female Ancient Greek and Roman Sculptures How to Draw Draped Figures How to Draw Multi-Figure Compositions How to Draw Portraits and Figures of Life Models During all five years of study, copying from photos is strictly forbidden. This is because copying develops a different set of skills to those required for constructive drawing and suppresses one's ability to learn good skills of drawing from life, memory, and imagination. By the end of such a school, a teenager would have stronger art skills than the majority of graduates of contemporary art academies in Europe and America and be considered as a professional fine artist by Western standards. However, this level is not good enough to enter some of the best art academies in Moscow and St. Petersburg. That is why such a graduate would take additional two- to three-year art courses to get prepared for entry exams. The description below is an approximation of different art academies' curriculums because every institution has its specifics and specializations. It tells only about drawing, although art students have many other subjects. Level Six Art Academy Year One How to Draw Complex Still Lifes How to Draw Interiors How to Draw Exteriors How to Draw Classical Busts and Full Body Sculptures With the Full Knowledge of Human Body Anatomy, Proportions and Constructions Level Seven Art Academy Year Two Deeper Knowledge of Skeletal and Muscular Anatomy of a Human Body, Head and Face Geometry, Construction, Functionality of Bones and Joints Functionality and Geometry of Muscles Their Origins and Insertions Life Drawing How to Depict Emotions in Portraits Level Eight Art Academy Year Three How to Tell a Story about People by Drawing the World Around Them How to Portray the Inner World of a Person and Sitter's Personality How to Draw Double-Figure Compositions to Tell the Story How to Draw Human Figures in Motion How to Capture a Moment, Drawing from Memory and Imagination Level Nine Art Academy Year Four How to Draw Multi-Figure Compositions How to Draw Genre and Historical Artworks Level Ten Art Academy Year Five How to Express the Artist's Inner World and Point of View through Realistic Figurative Art Convey Emotions, Tell a Story, Deliver a Philosophical Message Here's How to Properly Measure Your Drawing Skills If you have some gaps in topics at any level, your skills are at the previous step. For example, if you have not fully covered the fifteen elements of composition or principles of constructive drawing, you have the previous level, a complete beginner by Russian children's art school standards. If this applies to you, don't get upset. You are not alone struggling with self-education or not getting the right knowledge from your art college. It could be hard to admit that all your efforts and many years of practice may stand at level zero. But admitting the truth about your current level is the first step to advancing it. Every next step requires proper knowledge and skills that must be gained at the previous levels. For example, To depict emotions in portrait, an artist has to have solid understanding of human head anatomy, its construction and proportions, as well as the ability to draw lines as intended by the artist's mind. Not to mention the developed feeling of perspective, both linear and aerial. Solving artistic tasks like telling the story and expressing the artist's point of view requires a great set of skills that have to be learned and practiced for many years. This set of skills is what other people call talent. But those who know how hard they had to work to get these skills fully comprehend that 98% of their success is due to good art education, hard work and practice, not some inborn talent that makes their art wonderful. MING PAO CANADA & MING PAO TORONTO