This sense of understanding the once incomprehensible painting technique, flowing like clouds and water, was exhilarating beyond words.
Soon, Gu Weijing completed the main body of the bean flower plant.
Chinese painting generally takes less time than oil painting, but that's relative.
This "Bean Flower Painting" is not a large-scale work, but besides the bean flower, it includes grasses, rocks, birds, and a host of other elements.
If he really followed the guidance of the "Essence of New Body Painting" and completed all of it stroke by stroke, he wouldn't have any time to sleep.
After finishing the bean flower copy, he put down his brush.
Probably because he only painted a small portion of the original, the system did not provide a similarity percentage for the copying.
[Immortal Flower Spring Eternal Album: Bean Blossoms (Partial Copy)]
[Oil Painting Technique: Tier One Professional Painter, Lv.4 (3136/5000)]
