It took 10 minutes to sketch the head on the street. What is their level? When did they learn art? Thank you very much

The usual level of street sketch head: most people who sketch on the street belong to street artists with very ordinary level, and their sketches are basically based on the similarity of characters (because people who don't know art generally look at portraits based on whether they are like or not). Therefore, it is very important to sketch the head of a street performer. Whether it looks like the customer's face is directly related to whether it can satisfy the customer. As far as I can see, their level is usually average. From this point of view, they are divorced from the track of artistic aesthetics and only pursue the similarity of pictures blindly, which is the pursuit of the end. Almost completely artistic.

The painting skills of street artists I have met are usually dull, stagnant and unsmooth, so it is difficult to talk about the artistic level of sketch aesthetics. At best, they can only pass basic courses. It can even be said that if they go to the college entrance examination for fine arts, the examiner will be scared by their stiff lines when he sees their sketch papers. He thinks that such students are difficult to shape, cultivate and improve, so he gives them low marks and refuses to accept such students. Because such a student "finger" has been painted dead. Don't be fooled by the images of their long hair, ponytails and beards. They all want to use their looks to fool people into saying "I am a painter".

However, some truly qualified painters in China are mostly disdainful of going to the streets to paint for dozens of dollars. They are busy studying how to attract gallery investment and how to make themselves famous. If every painting can sell hundreds of millions in salons or auctions, where will they value the business of just a few tens of dollars? They simply have no energy to practice street art, unless it is another stunt that can be hyped. ) In Europe and some foreign countries, painters usually start as street artists. They need such a market to support themselves before they become famous, and they also need street aesthetics and resources to experience their painting ability. Of course, many of them make a living as street performers in China. The world is vast and varied, not that there are no real street artists in China, but that there are really few. It's not that foreign street performers are all genuine artists, but their gold content is relatively high, and some of them make a living by fooling people, but their level of fooling may be higher than that in China because of the pressure of market competition. Usually, there will be dozens and hundreds of peers in the whole art street to attract customers together. It is impossible not to reach the standard! Ha ha!

10 minutes when do you study art? If you just want to sell paintings on the street, you may need to practice sketching for more than one year to reach the basic level (if you draw well, you can basically pass the exam and the time is fast). According to the standard sketch college entrance examination process, the given examination time is one hour and thirty minutes. In other words, the basic standard of qualified avatar sketching time is one hour and thirty minutes.

From my personal experience, among the students who draw well and quickly, the time is about 45 minutes to an hour. It takes about 10 to 15 minutes to write a manuscript, 20 to 25 minutes to lay lines and block, and 15 minutes to trim details. It adds up to 45 minutes to an hour. This is a basic level of qualified art college entrance examination students. As for the level of professional students and painters, it depends on personal requirements for sketching. Some will be finished soon, about half an hour. There are also slow carvings, which may last for hours or days or dozens of days. According to historical records, European masters were very willing to work hard when they learned the basics of sketch in the early days.

In other words, masters of painting usually draw about ten sketches every day for ten years (such as Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Rodin, etc ...). In the end, the artistic level they can achieve is that, as you can see, almost no pencil lines on the screen are redundant, and it seems that every line is drawn after careful consideration, and all the lines are in place and all the lines are connected. This is the level that a master can achieve by drawing more than 100 thousand sketches in his life. In fact, it doesn't mean that every line they draw in the end has to be carefully thought out before they start writing. But because they have been trained by hundreds of thousands of sketches, the accumulated experience and skills have enabled them to control every line appearing on the screen quickly and accurately. It seems that every line is the result of careful consideration. At that time, the pencil controlled by fingers was very developed, and the level required by the brain could be accurately achieved without more thinking. This is the master level (and they learn sketch not to draw people on the street, but to improve their basic skills in art, and then they all learn oil painting and ponder sculpture separately. The purpose of practicing sketching is to carry out basic training for the direction they are more willing to learn.

Therefore, learning sketch is not necessarily based on the length of several years or decades, but on the number of paintings you have accumulated and your own artistic accomplishment. According to the masters, usually a qualified sketch person has to accumulate more than 10,000 training sketches. This is a requirement, and this is the basic standard. So how far do you have to go on the road of learning sketch? It depends on your personal requirements for the level you want to achieve, as well as your perseverance and patience. The so-called 10 minutes to complete a sketch can neither judge a person's painting level by this, nor does any institution require students to achieve such a speed. The quality of art lies in the information conveyed by your works, the aesthetic form presented, and the acceptance of your works by the public, gallery agents, art critics, media and professional institutions. It's not that you can draw a sketch in ten minutes, but that you can judge how good and powerful you are. It is very likely that a person can draw a classic masterpiece in ten minutes! More likely, it was a piece of waste paper, which was finally thrown into the trash can. Understand?

The above reply is purely personal and may inevitably be biased. But it is also a summary of years of experience based on facts. I hope I can help you. Readers don't like throwing eggs (they won't really hit me anyway). You don't have to thank me if you like it. It's nice to see people who are willing to pursue artistic aesthetics. The length of life is limited, but the pursuit of art by human beings is endless! (Answer finished, thank you! )