I want to be a matchmaker ... please help me.

If you have a good culture class, you can still study art in senior one. I am a special student majoring in art and fine arts. Learning art is very popular. You can get a second-class degree in culture class and a first-class key university in fine arts.

The matchmaker you mentioned seems to have little demand in China now. There is no major to train color collocators in universities. There is no company that specializes in recruiting color designers.

But you can choose to study design. I study design, and learning design requires the color matching ability of designers. After studying this major, your color matching ability will become stronger.

If you want to learn design, you'd better choose liberal arts, because most design schools will recruit a large number of students. It will be easier for art candidates to study literature and enter the university. If you want to major in design, it is strongly recommended that you study literature.

It is best to learn art as soon as possible. Every city has a professional art learning and training institution, where you can study. Choose to be an art major. If you study in general, you can at least go to a second-rate university, where you can study your favorite major. If you are good at both culture and art, you can go to a top school like Tsinghua to study your major.

The majors that explain the design direction are,

Fashion design:

Industrial design:

Graphic design: advertising design, book packaging, etc.

animation

Architectural design: interior decoration, landscape design,

Fashion design:

These majors will offer courses on color composition. I just learned it last semester, so I found my clothes have become very beautiful this holiday. Students should take me with them when they go shopping, because I have a good eye and will help them design their whole clothes with color matching. I study industrial design.

All design majors need to use color matching. I believe you will like being a designer. The company only recruits designers. Instead of recruiting color colorists.

As an art student, I have experienced the college entrance examination, so I have a lot of experience in applying for majors, how art students study hard in exams and so on. If you have any questions, I'll tell you when I see them. I will give you the most useful and practical advice. You can take fewer detours.