Qin Hao, not knowledgeable in this area, responded after hearing her words, "Then I must be an all-around master."
Fan Ruobing eyed him skeptically, since the profundity of ink painting is boundless. Some can capture the essence of landscape painting, yet fail to bring to life an animal's spirit.
Some people specialize in one genre and can become masters.
Others bite off more than they can chew, achieving nothing.
Qin Hao pushed two tables together, ensuring a flat surface by placing a drawing board on top, and took out a larger piece of drawing paper.
He picked up a brush and began to paint. He planned to paint a dragon.
Fan Ruobing watched from the side, and after roughly half an hour, Qin Hao finished his painting—a five-clawed dragon soaring through the heavens.
The scales of the dragon displayed a strong sense of layering, especially the finishing stroke of the eyes, which gave the dragon a sense of coming alive.
