Sakuta Azusagawa's Strength First Classroom

"So it can almost be said that after absorbing some elements, it has to be my own original painting."

Oh.

Sakuta looked at Senpai. "Did senior sister learn to paint when she was very young?"

"Me?"

"Ahaha..." Asahina-senpai said. "My family is not bad, and my family allows me to learn piano and painting."

"I don't really want to play the piano, so I came to the art department."

"I studied painting for about 2 years, but I was lucky enough to be elected as the deputy minister." Asahina said.

"..." Masumi Kamuro.

Although she also started to conceive.

But also listening to the conversation between Sakuta and Asahina-senpai.

Instantly felt shot.

It's ruthless to learn casually beyond someone like her who started learning at the age of 8.

So she had huge doubts about whether she had the talent.

"And for drawing, it's best to use a pencil first."

And here she found that Sakayanagi had already picked up the pen.

But the pen I picked up was a water pen. The water pen here is not that kind of water pen, but a bit like a brush. You can open up the watercolor color, then use the tip of the pen to dab it, and then start painting.

But Sakayanagi just picked up the pen, moved on the drawing paper, and found that his hand was not too steady.

"Painting and writing are very different." Kamuro commented.

So Sakayanagi had no choice but to change the paper to a new one, and decided to use a pencil to make the line drawing first.

……

"Although I already have a picture in my mind."

"But before the presentation, I want everyone to draw first."

"Then compare with mine and talk about the weak points, so that you can improve." Teacher Yuriko said standing on the other side of the podium.

Only then did the students start to really do it.

Grab a pencil and start sketching.This can be modified with the eraser.

Finally, draw and color with a pen.

……

Sakuta didn't write.

I found that Asahina-senpai next door had already sketched the line draft quickly.

"Why do you keep looking at me, junior?"

Asahina's hand stopped, she just wanted to use the eraser, but found that Sakuta handed the eraser over.

I also found that although drawing paper was clipped on his drawing board, nothing moved.

So it was confirmed just now that he has been watching her draw.

And Kamuro Masumi also sneaked a look over, and found that Asahina-senpai had already finished half of the sketches.

Excellent people are indeed excellent.

"Because senpai looked pretty when she was serious just now." Sakuta said. "Sister has a skill."

"Because people with a skill have a skill that ordinary people don't have."

"And when people face what they don't have, they will always worship subconsciously."

"So I just..."

Saki paused too much.

"So you worship me?"

"Or do you want to pursue me? Again, that bag is not acceptable," she said.

"No."

Sakuta said. "My girlfriend is right here."

He looked to the left, and didn't know whether he meant Kamuro-san or Sakayanagi.

"Oh."

And Asahina's tone seemed to be half cold all of a sudden.

after all.

Sakuta already has a girlfriend, so it's not cute to still pester her.

"Actually, when I looked at senior sister just now, I also had my own considerations." Sakuta said.

"Consideration?"

"Well, I was actually thinking about when to remind senpai that there is a mistake in the drawing here." Sakuta said, pointing to the girl's hair on the left side of senpai's draft drawing. "The hat painted on her here is very inconsistent with her temperament."

"Oh?"

When the painting was mentioned, Asahina hurriedly looked over.

She rested her chin on her left hand and looked left and right.

"I think it's okay."

"Probably not," Sakuta said. "There is a problem with the temperament."

"Ms. Yuriko!" Sakuta raised her hand directly.

The art department is full of girls, and the boys' voices are very conspicuous, so Yuriko wearing a feather hat immediately noticed this place.

She came down from the podium.

Came to Asahina's side.

"Teacher." But now it was Asahina who was asking. "This sketch I drew, is there something wrong with the hat?"

"Um……"

"how to say--"

Yuriko's pupils dilated.This is her earnest expression, "I always feel that there will be some contradictions in temperament."

"Because when you paint, you will find that no matter what color you paint, it's uncomfortable."

Is that the case?

Asahina took a closer look.

Then I started to brainstorm my own color composition.

"..." It seems to be the case.

There will be a feeling that the hat is too prominent, and then the character's temperament is gone.

"I see." Asahina accepted the criticism.

"But being able to conceive it here is progress."

Teacher Yuriko originally wanted to smile slightly.

But suddenly froze for a moment.

"What's wrong, teacher?" Asahina asked curiously.

Others also looked over.

"I always feel..." Yuriko-sensei stared at Sakuta's hand. "I always feel that your hands are very beautiful, classmate."

"Is it beautiful?"

A painter is a profession that requires an eye to discover beauty.

So their world may be very different.

Beauty is everywhere.

And the painters have one thing in common.

Their/their hands are beautiful.

I can draw so many touching and charming pictures, and the hands I use seem to be sublimated and become beautiful.

And being touched by the hand of a super powerful painter, just a bang can make people's heart beat endlessly.

And Teacher Yuriko's hands give people a very beautiful feeling.

Now that Teacher Yuriko thinks her hands are beautiful, they must be beautiful.

……

All eyes turned to Sakuta.

Even Kamuro-san is no exception.

So, was she touched by these hands that day?

it's wired.

She obviously didn't pay attention to the big thing, but after what the teacher said, she really felt that Sakuta's fingers were long and white.

There is a unique beauty.

……

"Student, why don't you come and have a look at painting." Teacher Yuriko said suddenly.

"I just understand a little bit."

Sakuta said.

"It doesn't matter, I can give you some pointers if it's not so good. But your hands are so beautiful, they were born for painting."