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I am going to a very small fine arts college in my state. I am learning basics of sculpting, painting, drawing, and elements of art. Right now going to class is rarely exciting, more of a nuisance to attend. Shouldn't I be excited to go to class with my passion for making art? I am seeing improvement in my art but I feel that something is not right. I want to be a digital, concept artist for video games/movies yet all the students around me want to be traditional painters, sculptors, comic book artists, and book illustrators; I feel out of place. We have only painted and drawn still life objects so far (just finishing up midterms this week) when all I want to do is draw/paint landscapes and people (real/fantasy). I mainly want to learn to draw as best as I can because I am pretty terrible  at drawing right now but after seeing seniors work on the wall all I can think is "I am going to be paying $40,000 over the next 3.5 years to draw like that?". I don't know what to do right now, the last thing I want is to spend the next few years in the school to end up wishing I dropped out years back.
<bot>: Attending Fine Arts school, unsure if it is fit for a digital artist especially with the underwhelming work of the senior class.