Reborn as a great painter, with a system, you can be willful

Inside Miller's mansion.

Both parties agreed on the next creative process as quickly as possible.

Miller made a request that in this custom work, the image of the beautiful boy should not only use his appearance, but also show his entire body as much as possible.

Jiang Zhe was a little surprised when he heard this request. After all, the image of this beautiful boy was almost naked in the painting. He originally thought that he could just make up an image and put Miller's face on the painting, but he didn't expect Miller to make such a request.

As a painter, I naturally have no objection, and there is no technical difficulty. However, Miller needs...

When Pete and Wang Zhen saw that Jiang Zhe didn't say anything, they hurriedly hinted to him to agree.

Jiang Zhe said that there is no problem with the technology, but if you want the most realistic restoration, you need to sketch.

Miller agreed immediately. However, the sketching had to be done in his bedroom, as he was embarrassed to be a model in the living room in front of so many people.

Pete and Wang Zhen stayed in the living room to drink coffee. Miller asked his housekeeper to take good care of the guests, and then asked the servants to help Jiang Zhe move the tools to the bedroom.

Jiang Zhe walked into the bedroom carrying a painting box. It was his first time seeing a luxurious Western bedroom and he felt very fresh.

The main color is warm, and the materials used for all items look simple and plain, but in fact they cleverly combine decoration and high technology.

A few well-placed pieces of art subtly reveal the status of the bedroom owner.

"Sir, do I need to strike the pose in the draft? It's quite difficult," Miller asked.

Jiang Zhe said: "It doesn't have to be exactly the same, as long as it's roughly close."

Miller undressed.

The servant piled up pillows and cushions on the big bed to make a comfortable backrest.

Miller leaned on it and slowly adjusted his posture. This posture forced Jiang Zhe to shift his gaze.

During the adjustment process, Miller kept asking Jiang Zhe for his opinion.

Jiang Zhe instructed Miller to strike a pose while preparing the materials. One has to admit that Miller was confident in showing his full body. His figure was indeed extraordinary, without any excess fat. It could be seen that he exercised regularly. Even though he was not as strong as David, he was not thin at all. He was healthy but slender.

"Is it okay?" Miller looked at Jiang Zhe.

Jiang Zhe said, "It's ok. Being a model is hard. Just pose in a natural and comfortable way."

As he spoke, he looked for a suitable observation angle.

Once you find a perspective similar to the agreed-upon draft, you’re ready to paint.

During the painting process, servants were always by Miller's side to assist him.

Jiang Zhe quickly entered the sketching state.

Maybe Miller felt a little bored, so he chatted with Jiang Zhe from time to time.

After dozens of minutes of painting, Jiang Zhe had basically finished drawing the character. When describing some features, he would consult Miller's opinions in a timely manner.

Miller hoped that the details painted by Jiang Zhe would reveal some features and hide or blur other parts with the Spring and Autumn style of brushwork.

Jiang Zhe remembered these requirements one by one and reflected them in his works.

Miller learned that Jiang Zhe didn't mind his changing posture, so he would often relax or move.

This will not affect Jiang Zhe's painting, but will enable him to observe and understand more carefully.

During the chat, Jiang Zhe found that Miller had a very high emotional intelligence and was very good at chatting. He used some trivial topics to quickly resolve the initial unfamiliarity and awkwardness.

Jiang Zhe also relaxed and could paint and chat at the same time effortlessly.

Miller asked about Jiang Zhe's life, and the topic shifted to the two people's different life and growth experiences.

Jiang Zhe learned from the conversation that Miller was born on a farm in California and that young Miller had always longed for a life by the sea.

But later, as he grew older, he moved to a big city and met collector George by chance. Although his current life has far exceeded his imagination, it is also getting further and further away from his former ideal.

Jiang Zhe was unwilling to comment on other people's lives and ideals. Moreover, the emotions that Miller inadvertently revealed had nothing to do with the requirements of the picture, so he did not use these details in the picture.

This sketch was approved by Miller.

"Very good. Is this all? Do you want some more details?"

Jiang Zhe said: "That's enough."

"I can see that you are very confident. I have met some painters before. Some painters even need to take photos as assistance, but I rejected such requests," Miller said.

Jiang Zhe explained: "When I was sketching, I had already memorized the image in my mind. After I understood the image, I could use it flexibly."

"I'm looking forward to seeing your final manuscript." Miller said as he got dressed with the help of his servants.

After checking himself in the mirror, he continued to say to Jiang Zhe: "Thank you for your hard work today and for delaying your trip. After the final draft is completed, I can send you some information about my hometown. You can use the American countryside as the theme and paint some works. I think these contents should be popular."

He knew that this was a free customization and there would inevitably be an exchange of interests, so he did not directly ask for compensation.

His advice to Jiang Zhe was the information given by George.

Miller believed that even if Jiang Zhe didn't understand, Jiashide would understand.

"Thank you for your suggestion." Jiang Zhe vaguely guessed that this suggestion should not be a casual suggestion, perhaps some kind of hint?
"Let's go to the living room and talk. Pete and Ms. Wang must be getting anxious waiting." Miller said.

Seeing Jiang Zhe and Miller walk out of the living room, Pete and Wang Zhen, who were originally chatting, stood up.

Peter said, "Mr. Jiang, is the creation finished? Is there anything else we need to do?"

Miller smiled and said, "Mr. Jiang has done a great job."

When Pitt and the other man saw the sketch, they immediately offered compliments, mainly praising Miller.

Next, while drinking coffee and tasting fruits, the two sides finalized the detailed requirements during the creation period.

Miller invited Jiang Zhe and the other two to have dinner before sending them away.

The car left the Miller mansion.

After hearing Jiang Zhe relay Miller's advice, Peter was very happy: "Congratulations, you succeeded."

After he reported to the company again, he said to Jiang Zhe: "After completing the custom work, you must create a batch of works according to Miller's instructions. This batch of works should receive unexpected returns."

Although Jiang Zhe didn't know how to do it, he looked at Wang Zhen's expression and guessed what the reward would be.

After returning to the hotel, Jiang Zhe first called Professor Qin and Teacher Hu. After all, he was going back a day later than planned and needed to apply for leave again.

Professor Qin and Teacher Hu were very happy to hear that Jiang Zhe had achieved his goal. They told him not to worry and that they would take care of everything at the school.

On the other hand, the news that Jiang Zhe received the commission spread quickly. (End of this chapter)