Speaking of art, according to my personal experience, for people with zero foundation, whether self-study, master guidance, or taking classes, all are feasible ways. But to learn this thing, you must first make up your mind. I have seen many people who have learned a little bit of fur, either stopped moving forward or changed their careers. Personally, I think learning art skills is still very useful in the current Internet era. Whether you are going to be an artist or just a simple technical reserve, it is a good way to improve your work skills. In addition, a big advantage of learning art skills is freedom. After you are skilled in technology, "you can support yourself with an Internet cable."

Back to the topic, which way is better to learn art.

Register for a training class. The price is generally more expensive and it takes more time. Generally, it is best to find a school. This kind of mixed fish and dragons need to be carefully identified, but if you have enough time and money, this is undoubtedly the most systematic and comprehensive way to learn art.

Self-study. In general, this method is feasible, but it depends entirely on personal understanding, and many people often only learn to use a single tool in the software, and cannot use multiple tools together. Many technical things cannot be learned without a teacher, and there is no sense of beauty, substitution, and three-dimensionality. Of course, it is not ruled out that some people have strong perseverance and high understanding, and can become successful through self-study.

Master guidance. I think this kind of thing is the most satisfying way of employment for most people. A good master can bring you not only a comprehensive understanding of the software, but also more drawing skills and practical guidance. According to your weaknesses, he can develop a suitable way to improve you. It is a relatively efficient and highly operational way. I was brought up by a master. If you need further information, please contact me