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5 Mistakes all Arts Students Makes | Career Setting In this video we will discuss 5 Common mistakes that most of the Arts Students Make which can ruin career. ✅Get my course on 💯'Career Selection & Growth Formula'🏆 on special discount for viewers here 👉 https://www.udemy.com/course/career-s... 🚀Get my course on🎯 'Make Money Online with Easiest Product Launch Method' 💰 on special discount for viewers here👉 https://www.udemy.com/course/9-days-o... 🎁To know more about any career get our "Career Discovery Handbook" On a High Discount- Click the Next link - https://mailchi.mp/7ea197240663/caree... 👉You Can Ask Questions and get in touch here Instagram -   / kabir_bhupeshraj   🎯Also, FOLLOW ME ON LinkedIn for JOB related Updates -   / kabirbhupeshraj   Thinking Art will be an entertaining, ‘filler’ subject Many students think that art is a fun subject which you hurl a bit of paint around and scribble with brightly coloured crayons. Students who enter under this misconception suffer a very quick wake-up call. Art can indeed be fun, but it is also an unimaginable amount of work. It requires constant and ongoing effort. Many students spend more time on their Art homework than they do on all of their other subjects put together. Art should be taken for one reason only: because playing with line and tone and shape and form and texture and colour fills you with joy. If you don’t love making art, your subject selection will torment you. Art will become your demon: the subject you resent with a passion, instead of enjoy. 2. Taking too long to begin Some students are struck with a fear that they don’t have an original starting point. They spend weeks fretting over their topic selection and worrying whether it is good enough. Here’s the truth: it’s not the idea that matters – it’s what you do with it. Even the worst beginnings can become amazing if they are developed in the right way, with reference to the right artist models. Delaying your project in the hope of stumbling upon a ‘perfect’ topic rarely works: instead it results in panicked, last-minute submissions that are a pale shadow of what they could have been, had the full allotment of time been used. Great portfolios need time. Do yourself a favour and begin. 3. Producing weak or uninspiring compositions Compositional errors can be broken into the followings: Cheesy: Surprisingly, there are still students who attempt to create artworks containing hearts; glitter; prancing horses; leaping dolphins or bunches of roses. Overly ‘pretty’, cliche and/or unimaginative subjects are rarely successful. Boring: Those who select appropriate but common subject-matter (i.e. portraits) but make no effort to compose these in an innovative way, do themselves no favours. Even highly technical skilled students sometimes submit projects that make an examiner want to yawn. A less able student, on the other hand, with exciting ideas and clever compositions, can make an examiner sit up and take notice. Unbalanced: Every image, page and preparatory component of your high school Art project should be arranged in a well-balanced, aesthetically pleasing way. This can be a challenge for some, but certain principles and directing conscious attention to composition will make the artwork more balanced and pleasing to the eye. 4. Flaunting poor skills Struggling with a practical aspect of Art is not a mistake. No one is perfect. Everyone is in the process of improving their skills. However, flaunting your weaknesses to the examiner is. Remove weak pieces and ensure that you present your skills in the best artwork. If you are messy and struggle to control paint, choose a style that allows you to apply gestural, expressive brush strokes, so it appears that your lack of control is intentional. Showcase your strengths and use these as a destructive mechanism, while confronting your weaknesses head-on. 5. Failing to show development Many university art portfolios ask students to develop ideas from initial concept/s to final pieces. Difficulties with development usually present themselves in two forms: submitting a body of unrelated work or submitting work that doesn’t develop at all. Email - [email protected] Visit - www.careersetting.com Follow Us on:-   / careersetting     / careersetting     / careersetting     / care.  . #interiordesign #careersetting #interiordecor