Master's Sweet Heart Is Spoiled By Everyone

Some people saw the blow, the destruction, and the destruction.    

That was why such a blazing sun was still in the sky. A storm suddenly came, and the small flowers bent over. The tender shoots broke through the soil, and that was why it was called a rare masterpiece in Gu Le'er's previous life.    

Just thinking of this artistic conception made Gu Le'er quite excited. Very soon, she began to immerse herself in painting.    

Painting was actually very particular. One had to be calm and steady in one's heart. One had to be absolutely focused.    

In the huge exhibition hall, there were many people, but once she entered the state, the only thing left in the entire world was this painting.    

Loo Siya was also painting here. She was learning oil paintings and her painting was not complicated. Sunflower, windmill, house, sunset...    

The very traditional painting in the oil painting was called Sunset.    

Obviously, she had come prepared. Since it was a competition, no one would give you a lot of time to complete a painting.    

Therefore, the time spent on painting would also become the standard for grading. Whether a painter's foundation was good or not depended on how many paintings she had drawn.    

When there were many paintings, practice naturally made perfect. The movements of her subordinates were also very fast.    

Before a painter wanted to paint, painting was actually not difficult. Because the basic skills were very familiar, the difficult part was the composition of the entire painting, the intent, and some areas within the painting that needed to be observed for a long period of time.    

Therefore, some artists needed three to five months, half a year, or even a year to paint a painting.    

It did not mean that he needed to paint this painting for so long, but the entire process of creating it required time.    

Just like the setting sun that Loo Siya wanted to paint, it also had a great background. The setting sun was also a textbook level painting.    

Its main point was not the sunflower or windmill, but the word 'sunset'.    

It was said that when this painting of the sunset was created by an oil painting master who had passed away long ago, just observing the different lights and colors brought by the reflection of the afterglow of the sun took five months to observe.    

During these five months, he did not do anything. He just sat in a small chair outside the door when the sun set and observed the wonders brought by the Twilight of the Sun.    

After observing the afterglow for five whole months, he finally started to draw this painting. Hence, this painting was a textbook level painting.    

However, it had already become a textbook. Loo Siya did not need to observe anymore. She only needed to draw it. To put it bluntly, it was just an imitation.    

Of course, Gu Le'er was also an imitation.    

One was the textbook level Setting Sun that was drawn after five months of observation, and the other was the Qing that was hailed as a rare masterpiece.    

From the perspective of the two big writers of the painting, it was hard to say whose foundation was better or who was on par with each other.    

However, from the perspective of paintings, Setting Sun was a steady textbook level, while Qing was a breakthrough in the textbook level.    

If the observation of the five months of light rays of the setting sun made people admire the painter's painstaking effort and the spirit of craftsmanship, then the artistic conception brought by the clear book definitely far surpassed the setting sun.    

So Gu Le'er was also very confident.    

But Loo Siya was also bursting with confidence. The setting sun was a classic work in the textbook level, and it was also a must-learn painting for oil painting students. She had already drawn countless paintings, and the paintings were also fast and good.    

She had even won an award based on this painting, so she was also confident that victory was within her grasp.    

The huge exhibition hall was very quiet, and the students were also very well-mannered. They knew that painting was a quiet and slow thing, and it was impossible to do it overnight. It would take at least one to three hours.