What kind of experience is it to learn industrial design?

? Simply put, industrial design is a combination of arts and sciences. It is to apply all kinds of knowledge and art to design and then serve life.

Its main courses include: plane composition, three-dimensional composition, product model making, hand-drawn expression techniques, mechanical drawing and metalworking practice.

? The software to be learned includes: 3D class: Rhino or 3D, rendering class: VRAY or C4D or Hypershot 2D? PS or CD or AI. Need to have design expression ability, innovative design ability, 3D printing ability, communication ability, etc.

This major is not like pure science and engineering, it just lays a good foundation, listens to classes and finishes homework. Unlike liberal arts, I pay attention to my usual accumulation and don't have to work so hard to catch up on my homework. But if

? Accumulated well, this study is very scientific and fulfilling, and can make works that look very advanced to laymen.

? It's really tiring for people who have high demands on themselves to learn design. I stayed up late several times during my undergraduate course (staying up late here means working from night to dawn, and those who go to bed at two or three in the morning can only be called staying up late).

Because I am strict with myself, I generally dare not touch such delicate things. I draw bit by bit. At first, I have to draw a small piece in the afternoon, and finally I am in a hurry to hand in my homework. I can draw two in an hour. The feeling of staying up late is that there is no spirit in doing anything the next day.

It is really not recommended for girls to learn this because they will get old quickly. But quiet at night is conducive to doing this kind of meticulous work, and the brain is more flexible at night.

If you really want to learn this, I have several suggestions:

? 1, don't be a perfectionist. Design is a field where there is only better but no best. With the efforts of your students, you can't be perfect. Do your best and make the teacher satisfied.

? 2. Don't have a phobia of choice. Whether this color block is white or black, I tried for half an hour and didn't pick it out. In fact, in the eyes of teachers, which one you use is the score. When you have several best choices in your mind, choose one at once and never repeat it.