/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6297479
You need to study perspective and how the parallel features of an object merge into a vanishing point sitting on a horizon line.

With the current examples, you definitely will not get in to a decent art school.

Also, don't listen to the people here denigrating the value of art schools.

I have a BFA and MFA in Fine Arts.
I learned like close to nothing from /ic/, and most of what I know now are from schooling or from self-training and self-learning that I learned while being an art student. They teach you how to learn and train effectively with a critical mind. They teach you how to give critiques and to analyze works of art, including paintings.

Conceptual art isn't the only thing that they teach you there. There are a myriad of classes, including anatomy and color theory, and it's all up to you how you choose your classes in your years as a junior and a senior.

If it's a university, there is a good chance that they have an introductory class for medical illustration that you could take to supplement your studies in anatomy (since that's the only thing that you guys talk about here).

The best that /ic/ produces is like cartoon porn and furry porn artist wannabes.

If you do get into a good art school, you will be taught not only how to make art that is technically good but also conceptually in terms of the ideas and content - your art will be relevant to the time that we are living in, rather than being in a nostalgic bubble about a past form of art (realism and academicism) that has very limited scope in terms of what it can offer, as most people on /ic/ do.

You will learn that style and visual language, voice ,and vision of an artist are the most important things, and that includes the ability to stylize or abstract the figure to allow more room for personal expression and self exploration. Don't be fooled by people here who will look at an abstracted (different from pure abstraction) or semi-abstract figurative work and say "muh style."