The countdown to the exam is 2 minutes, how can art students save the situation of abnormal painting style?
Art students struggle with time constraints.
1.The time dilemma for art students.
Time is the most valuable resource for student exams. Whether it is an ordinary competition candidate or an art student, they are all facing the dilemma of time constraints. Although fine arts students usually enjoy relatively loose time limits in art exams, there is still not enough time for inexperienced students who are new to drawing. As a result, art students had to compete for diligence and creativity in the final minutes of their exams.
2.works of art"Confusion"
With only two minutes to go before the end of the exam, the art students began to adopt some special strategies to try to complete their work at the last minute in order to get a higher score. However, when time is extremely tight, their creations tend to become hasty and messy, and their painting style is gradually lost. This is because they have to sacrifice detail and completeness to fill in the gaps quickly, and there can be incoherent or disorganized processing.
3.Example 1: Unusual painting style.
For example, an art student in the first half of the exam is able to draw perfect details such as eyes, eyebrows, and mouth to a high standard. However, when the exam was not enough to complete the entire figure painting, he had to hastily sketch out the head and body of the figure, resulting in all the works being drawn in a mess, and even making people mistakenly think that the figures in the painting were animals.
4.Example 2: Abstract artwork.
Another art student completed half of the character's face during the exam and drew it very well. However, when there were only two minutes left in the exam, he had to rush to finish the other half of his face, and as a result, there was a clear sense of incongruity in the work, with one side drawing normally, and the other side adding some comic-style abstract elements, giving people a different visual experience.
How to deal with time pressure in an art exam.
1.Systematic learning is the foundation.
For students who want to become art students, systematic learning is essential. Applying for art students on a whim does not guarantee good grades and career prospects. Systematic learning includes basic theoretical knowledge and practical training, which can help students cope with time pressure more calmly and show better creative ability in exams.
2.Time management and planning.
Proper time management and precise planning are crucial in fine art exams. Students should make a detailed creative plan before the exam to ensure that the time required for each session can be allocated reasonably. At the same time, they need to flexibly adjust their plans according to the actual situation to give full play to their creative abilities.
3.Review and conceptualization.
Correct analysis of the problem and good conception are the keys to creative success. In the exam, students should first read the test questions carefully, understand the meaning of the questions, and think and conceive according to the requirements of the questions. With a clear idea and plan, they can better organize their time and avoid grinding their guns on the fly.
Reflections on the phenomenon of art examinations.
Not having enough time to take art exams is a common sentiment among many students. For students who are new to drawing, the issue of time is particularly prominent. Not only do they have to deal with a lack of knowledge and skills, but they also face the pressure of time constraints. With the time constraints of the exam, they may have to find a way to pass"Pull out the seedlings to help grow"but often with little effect.
This phenomenon shows that the art examination not only focuses on students' painting skills, but also pays more attention to students' innovation ability and adaptability. In a limited amount of time, students need to think fast and make creative decisions. And the cultivation of this ability requires long-term learning and practice.
In addition, in the field of art examination and art education, we must also pay attention to the all-round development of students. The mere pursuit of high school entrance examination results and admission to art schools is not enough to guarantee the future development of students, especially those who become art students on impulse or without systematic study. Therefore, students should consider their interests, abilities, and long-term future development when considering becoming art students.
In short, the phenomenon of tight time for art examinations exposes students' shortcomings in innovation ability and time planning to a certain extent. Through systematic learning, reasonable time management and improvement of innovation ability, students can better develop their potential and achieve better results in art exams. At the same time, more importantly, students should not only aim for high scores and be admitted to the ideal university, but also regard artistic creation as a kind of fun and pursuit, so as to improve their artistic accomplishment and aesthetic ability.