Chapter 182: Defeat Nora
The Lawrence family owned the art studio where both sisters were trained. On the first day of class, Nora caught his attention.
On the other hand, Cheyenne came with Nora as her companion. Before leaving, Malaya hinted that even if she was selected, her family would not pay for her tuition.
So Cheyenne casually drew a sheep on paper and coincidentally, a well-known young painter was invited to be a temporary instructor that day.
When he saw Cheyenne’s drawing, he secretly marveled at it for a long time and finally patted her head kindly while sighing.
“You are a talented player. Although there are still some flaws in this painting at present, you have already reached this level at eight years old which is very good. I don’t want to hinder your development because art requires solid foundation and I cannot teach you.”
He then told the director of the art studio about this matter and briefly mentioned that the girl named Lawrence had potential.
Xzavier immediately thought of Nora Lawrence and recommended her to the mentor who then made Nora one of their key trainees.
As for Cheyenne’s painting, after completion, she burned it on site which caused dissatisfaction among several teachers who said she was unruly and refused to accept her into their program.
Her painting skills improved when later in middle school when her grandpa gave her many books on art and oil paintings.
Whenever Cheyenne felt too excited after fighting in school she would open those books randomly to copy two pieces.
Over time, her artwork had reached an outstanding level compared with others. But unlike Nora, she wouldn’t show off by constantly entering competitions or posting them on Twitter.
Other judges from different groups had finished their tasks so they gathered around watching what happened in oil painting group.
as one of the main organizers responsible for
their skill levels were similar with no
embarrassed Theo making them feel satisfied!
the venue; another scene emerged before their eyes: snow- capped mountains became rooftops while red-blue lake transformed into window
the window from a distance, creating shadows. The sky turned into a small path, and the
up and his voice rang clear in
“Double… double-sided painting!”
not saying anything. He knew Cheyenne wouldn’t lose; he had only mentioned the double-sided painting before but didn’t
Cheyenne could use oil paint to paint paintings, so she must have some skill in ink wash paintings as
Layne with excitement mixed with envy as they asked, “Old Mr. Edwards, does
lost! I’m her
me… I feel like I just
used
made nearby contestants chuckle quietly. Traditional painting was usually taken very seriously; when they submitted their work earlier, all three teachers had stern faces
to be such lovely people behind
that he could never recreate Cheyenne’s painting. Cheyenne
be the judge of her painting at
any qualifications to comment on Cheyenne’s work…
out of his mouth, Sean’s group froze in place – especially Eleanor who always looked down upon Cheyenne. “How can this be? Mr. Roberts actually admitted
the oil painting group immediately wrote out her first-place certificate and respectfully bent down with both hands holding it up before presenting it to
the award presenters. Now, it’s reversed, and this reversal highlights
didn’t feel as happy as she had imagined. She didn’t even reach out to take it, instead gazing at Layne with a
white shirt couldn’t help but ask,
the gold medal for the national university art competition, yet
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