What you actually do in your first year of a Fine Art Degree (Part 1)

[@jhb61249]

When I went to art school, we had basic introductory art courses including World Art History, Design (basic, plus 2, 3, and 4 dimensional) and color theory, and Studio practices. Each discipline had introductory classes: painting (acrylic and oil), watercolor, drawing, ceramics, sculpture, photography, film, and writing/ criticism. After two years of full time work accomplished, a portfolio is submitted, and reviewed for acceptance to 3rd year level. A similar process is used for senior level acceptance. A final show/thesis is expected a nd plans for that is reviewed and approved before entering senior level studies. Consequently one is prepared to enter the next step once graduation comes.

[@paulasykes7395]

Great insight, thankyou. I'm coming up 53 & thinking of doing an Art degree. Academically I'm not great so a little worried, but hoping my love for Art will get me through. Look forward to seeing more of your videos..thanks again.

[@urjxshxh]

Wow that was extremely insightful :) thank you!!

[@zhanosamuels9824]

Lovely insightful video man!

[@TomasFolanHasici]

Glad I could help 😀

[@hajiramunir2829]

Im lost....i wanted to do fine arts...but it feels like im loosing interest or i can say..i excepting that it isnt for me

[@TomasFolanHasici]

Don't do it if you're unsure.

[@julieholland7051]

Great content again! Thanks for sharing

[@TomasFolanHasici]

Thank you!

[@Koladejesugbemi]

Thank you for this video. God bless you and your career

[@Hanad-tr3fb]

Really interesting insight i go to a very academic school so not much information like this around!

[@TomasFolanHasici]

Thanks for watching 😁

[@ronalynpelongco3153]

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[@TomasFolanHasici]

Hello 😄 thank you for watching!