What will you do after graduating from fine arts?

There are generally two kinds of jobs.

One is a fixed job, including becoming an editor of magazines and publishing houses, a designer of government agencies such as advertising companies, design companies, software companies and urban planning research institutes, and working as a teacher in some schools. The income of each unit is different. The other is freelancing. You open a studio and sign contracts with galleries and economic companies. This kind of job has no fixed working hours and income, depending on your personal situation. Usually, the second method is only suitable for those who are truly talented, ambitious and capable of becoming professional artists. If you want to get a diploma and get a job, that's not appropriate. If you want to take the first road, you'd better choose a design major, such as Chinese painting, oil painting, sculpture, printmaking and other pure modeling majors. At present, environmental art is the best way out, followed by animation. Compared with some popular majors, the way out of art is still relatively narrow. But the advantage is that it is easy to cross-line development in a wide range of art fields. For example, it is also possible to learn plane animation. The key is your personal ability. So instead of worrying about not finding a job in the future, think about your talent in that field. If you can get into a suitable school with a little effort in the culture class and don't feel that you have visual talent, there is no need to reinvent the wheel. More importantly, where are your ambitions? After all, there are still many directions to choose from in culture class. If you are an art student, you can only deal with art, but if you are really interested and want to develop in this field, then give it a try. So my advice is, don't think too much about finding a job, but ask yourself what kind of person you want to be and what kind of person you can be. The decision made in this way is in line with your mind, and you will not spend your youth on regrets. One more thing, learning art requires a certain amount of upfront investment, and the tuition fee of the Academy of Fine Arts is also high. Please look at your family environment. Talk it over with your parents. And the current social environment and family background are also very important. If you have no special ambition, you'd better follow in your father's footsteps and let the experience and environment accumulated by your parents come into play. For high school students, this may be too realistic, or something you want to get rid of. At the beginning, that's what I thought. I had to leave my parents' shadow, but then I realized it was too hard to travel alone. Of course, don't be afraid, because after entering the Academy of Fine Arts, you can follow good teachers and get in touch with seniors and sisters. They can become your second parents and your background. Although they won't try as hard as their parents, they can help you a lot. So ask yourself what you want to do. The answer is in your heart.

I hope my answer can help you, and I wish you a happy life!