>Shitty spatial reasoning test>You answered 7 out of 10 questions correctlyGMI??
Here the test for contexthttps://www.123test.com/spatial-reasoning-test/
IQ tests do not relate to creative ability.I think?
Forgot to add, I think the dumber you are, the better you are at art simply because you wont overthink shit in the way this test forces you to.
>>8035849I mostly agree, it's just that being able to visualize shapes in your head and rotate them should help a lot with figuring out anatomy when you don't have a clear reference.Plus, it probably helps with learning some things faster.>>8035850I'm pretty sure most top artists have an above-average IQ. I don't have any data to back this up, but on a basic level, having the raw brainpower to think logically and problem-solve gives you all the tools you need to draw the way you want.
i got 8 of 10, as two seemed to take more time than i wanted to spend>>8035850its not a great test, but im not sure it forces any over thinking, its just youi need to do some exclusionary visualization for a few to find the ones that dont clearly work
>>8035851art works on many levels. you can be dumb as a rock and make good art.it is what it is.
>>8035852True, using logic helps with the answers. But if I had used my pen to map these problems out, it would have been much much easier. When you're drawing, it's more visual than mental - for me at least. I don't remember the last time I needed to net a cube while drawing, might 10+ years ago.I suppose a trad artist would benefit from training this way, but not by much.>>8035851TL;DR Looking good > Looking correct - this is the dumber artist's advantage.When I said "dumber," I really meant thinking simpler and focusing on the big picture. Creativity needs mental working memory - holding all your puzzle pieces in your head at once while working on a drawing- not rigid, hyper-logical overthinking.Drawing gets stiff, flat, and boring when you treat art like a math equation with a "correct" way to lay a line, build a form, or pick a color. That strict logic kills the joy and causes half-finished, muddy pieces in my experience. You have to get into a flow state where your hand just follows what looks good rather than what’s categorically correct, and this test is testing for 1 correct answer only. Intuition beats dry logic every time when you're trying to draw with soul.
>>8035845>what am i doing at 6:30 in the morning. i should sleep.
>>8035844i got 7/10 too, mesed up nr 3 because of reading comprehension, 8 because i got confused about which vertex should line up with the top thing (lol) and 10 because i just picked the one that looked most likely without thinking muchnot a good test takerkind of disappointing but at least i got the dices right
>>8035943figured i'd score below 50th percentile
>>80358459/10 I rushed the last one. was pretty easy. I can solve a rubik's cube(rather, a chink speedcube) in 15 seconds
>>8035844I've got 8 on 10. I almost tryharded.>>8035849Why would not be related? How can you even figure out forms if you are garbage at this?
>>8036025same, I’m too retarded to intuit which one is right just from the plan and i didn't wanna spend 5 minutes manually folding the flaps into a 3d object
>>8035844I got the sixth question wrong (top down view of the figure).Pleased to know that I have a pretty good spatial reasoning ability.
>spatial reasoning test>the radio buttons are evenly spaced between two answersPart of the test, I suppose. Straightforward 10/10. It required careful attention, but it wasn't otherwise difficult.
what impact, if any, does this have on your artistic talent if you're not drawing stuff from imagination?
>>8036052If you don't draw you can feel good about the fact you scored high because it means you would be good at drawing if you ever decided to.
>>8036055well it really doesnt, might correlate with a faster and more accurate first stage of sketching, big deal when thats 5% of the way to a finished workthe actual advantage would be if it made drawing more fun, it might, i wouldnt know
>>8036060I think it's more like if you have poor spatial reasoning, you're more likely to make structural mistakes that you don't notice at all.
this test is weaktry this: https://openpsychometrics.org/tests/FSIQ/>>8036052I don't think spatial reasoning really has any effect on your ability to draw. Even when drawing without references, the issue for 99.99% of people is getting the image in their head onto the paper, not conjuring an image to begin with.
This is just more shit to give yourself anxiety over. If you're gonna make a bullshit thread at least post an interesting OP image so scribble-chan can draw something.
>>8036109> not conjuring an image to begin with.You'd be surprised. It's not something I've found to be well-documented, but with all the aphantasia self diagnosers, this is definitley a significant issue, for myself also. A lot of my "training" was developing routines to iterate through an image multiple times to see what works, I simply can't imagine it mentally until I have enough of the pieces in front of me.I also scored 10/10 on this. Go figure.
>>8036109Spatial IQ 141Verbal IQ 106Makes sense because learning languages is basically impossible for me.
>>8036109OP here. This is what I scored on this test a year ago lol.(My verbal IQ is so low because I'm a dirty ESL who can read English well, just not write it).
7 out of 10, but interestingly, I only failed the questions I second guessed on. So the reality is, I scored a 10/10 and I'm smarter than I realize.
>>8035844Got them all. I'm a terrible fucking artist. I can't learn for shit.
>>8036158The spatial portions of this were interesting.
>>8036192The test doesn't measure your art skill, it just shows your potential ceiling. If you scored 10/10, you can definitely reach a high level if you stick with it. (Though there are other factors, so idk).
>>8036109i got >135 spatial on that one when i did it, more than an year must have passed, i dont want to do it because i am probably worse...also got >100 verbal iq even though i am esl
Did OP phiq?
istg I didn't cheat I'm really shocked 'cause I'm still a /beg/
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