The art department professors on stage were discussing and marveling at the painting, from time to time exclaiming in admiration.
They had a new understanding of this painting and once again marveled at the superior skills of the artist. After all, not everyone possessed such talent. It wasn't easy to embed one's name into one's own painting. You must make the name blend seamlessly into the painting, without creating a hint of discordance. Otherwise, the painting would be ruined.
And even if you incorporated your name, you had to do so in a way that it wasn't recognizable; otherwise, it was also a failure.
The artist of this painting had handled it exceptionally well, using the classic Dense Style Seal Script to integrate the name with the lines of the mountains and rivers, making it look completely natural and impossible to detect as a name.
