Chapter 121

Chapter 121

I tried to ignore the discomfort and finished the work.

Instead of drawing the sides of a long cylindrical bullet, I highlighted Ray and Lupin by drawing the front of the bullet.

Isidore and Herlock were placed on the side of a half-visible bullet to express their emotions in their distorted faces and postures.

Unlike when painting [Sunflower], [Guest], [Happiness], [Frost Wheat Field], and [Mask], it was not easy to express the smooth texture of the bullet and the reflection on it realistically.

Thanks to this, I had to redraw several times even after completing the idea and managed to meet the promised date.

Before sending the canvas, I took a picture and sent it to Nolan, and I got a call right away.

I guess he's been waiting for it.

"Yes, Director Nolan."

You really are a genius.

I felt confused by the sudden compliment, but I'm glad since it was the words of Nolan, not anyone else.

He seems to have liked it.

"No, it wasnt easy, it gave me a hard time."

I'm sure it would have. If someone can make this kind of work right away, I dont think he will be a human being?

Nolan's giving me a load of leeway!

"I did it this way because Director Nolan said it's okay as long as I draw it. Can you film this?"

Of course. Didnt I tell you? I can film anything.

I don't know how he will film a flying bullet, but I can believe it if it's Nolan.

I left it to you just in case, but that was the correct choice. I'll go with your image. Great job.

It's such an important scene that not only I, but also the entire concept art design team and art director Nathan Evans, put forward various proposals, but Nolan seems to have chosen my painting.

I wonder if there is anything more pleasant than being recognized for your hard work and efforts.

"I'll send the original through Uncle Bang."

Okay. Good night. I'll get in touch again.

I finished the call.

The happy mood is also filled with emptiness as I look at the quiet studio for a while.

To forget the cluttered mind, I started cleaning up the messy studio.

From tomorrow, I will have to pay attention to my school work and I will try to do the broadcast little by little.

What else should I do?

If I have nothing to do, I'm so worried that I can't stand it.

Concerns that had barely been suppressed by working on the concept art of The Strange Castle rose gradually.

If Grandpa ever asks me.

Can I lie if he asks me if I'm really his grandson?

I can't bear to say that I'm not your grandson and I'm a Dutchman who died a hundred years ago.

Will he believe me?

Will it be acceptable?

If.

What should I do if he wants me to return his grandson?

If he doesn't accept me, what should I do, I, who already loves him more than anyone else?

The world is full of unknown and incomprehensible things, but it's not harder than this question.

What should I do?

I don't know at this point.

I will just do my best not to leave any regrets.

"Professor."

"Huh?"

Lee Nari, an assistant Professor at the Graduate School of Fine Arts at Korean University, stared at Professor Jang Mirae.

It was surprising that she wore a suit that she didn't usually wear and put on makeup that she didn't usually put.

"Who are you meeting today, Professor?"

"Why? Am I pretty today?"

Jang Mirae smiled and put her hand on her waist.

"No, it's weird."

Assistant Nari frowned.

"I've been thinking about it since before, but why do you do makeup like that when you're so good at drawing?"

Jang Mirae opened her eyes and mouth wide.

For her, who was quite confident in her aesthetic sense, the shock was inevitable.

Is it that weird?

Yes. I think its like a middle school girl, who imitated her mother's makeup."

Jang Mirae breathed heavily at Lee Nari's cold comment while looking at the mirror hanging at the entrance of the office.

Whats wrong with this?

Who makes the eyes this dark these days. The underline is also too dark. The eyelash curling is severe as if you want to brag about your hard makeup."

"I did my best"

Lee Nari sighed deeply at Jang Mirae's words.

It's been 10 years since she has been close to Jang Mirae, a senior from the same college.

She felt like she had to say for sure today.

"Tell me. Who are you meeting?"

"An interview with The Korean Express. Is it really that weird?

A lot of faded nets were scattered on the ceiling and large paint cans rolled around randomly.

At first glance, it looked like a bizarre crime scene, so he couldn't think of it as a studio of a young artist who looked younger than him in age.

"Oh,"

Lee Inho was distracted by a large canvas hanging across the entrance.

It overwhelmed Inho even though it was not completed because the width was over 3m.

"It's amazing.

Cool, right?

Cool,

Lee Inho nodded.

"Sit down. Coffee's good, right?"

"Yes, thank you."

Jang Mirae took out the cold brew coffee she bought yesterday from the refrigerator in the studio.

She filled the glass with ice, poured coffee, and recommended it to reporter Lee Inho.

The climate was getting hot, and Lee Inho, who sweated while walking, was grateful for the drink.

"It's my first time coming to an artist's studio, and it's very different from what I thought."

It's very messy, right? laughed Jang Mirae.

"No. How should I put it? Elegant? I thought it would be an elegant place. But when I look around, it looks pretty fierce. Its like a war zone."

Reporter Lee Inho answered honestly.

Jang Mirae observed Lee Inho while drinking her coffee.

It didn't feel like he was lying.

Jang Mirae said with a sneer.

You are saying it's messy in a roundabout way.

Oh! No? I didn't mean it like that. Really, I swear."

Lee Inho smiled awkwardly.

Jang Mirae, who confirmed what kind of person Lee Inho was in her own way, changed her posture with the intention of answering the interview, and reporter Lee Inho read the atmosphere and started asking questions.

You said you were going to hold an exhibition later this year, what are you planning?

I'm going to hold it in Seoul, New York, London, Paris, and Sao Paulo.

Then it'll be a tour?

Well,

Jang Mirae shrugged playfully.

Lee Inho narrowed his eyebrows.

"You answered in a vague way, is it a difficult question to answer? Like an exhibition concept."

Yes. I'll just tell you that I've been preparing for it a long time."

Lee Inho wrote the place and time and a question mark in his notebook.

When he first stepped into the art world, he repeatedly felt confused by the works of modern artists, but after realizing that it was a world where common sense was denied, he tried to accept it as it is.

If even the most basic exhibition schedule could not be said, he thought that there would be something to do with the intention of Jang Mirae.

"It's been a year since you started teaching at the University. How do you feel?

"It's a mess. It's hard to teach students and its my first time teaching."

"Okay, But isn't the act of teaching someone really scary? Are you careful about anything?

Yes, its really scary. My answer may not be the answer for some students,"

Lee Inho nodded.

"So I try to listen to the students as much as I can. Student presentations are more frequent than my lectures. Almost every day there will be a presentation by a student."

"Everyday!"

Reporter Lee Inho laughed and continued the question thinking that Jang Mirae was an honest person.

"When I was looking around at the bamboo forest at Korean University, I heard that your class is very popular. Does that kind of pressure affect your lecture?"

"I don't know. Maybe they like it because it's a class where you can take a test without studying?"

"Hahaha!"

Jang Mirae added after laughing once.

"That's how Professor Ko Sooyeol gave us a lecture."

"Then, when you heard Professor Ko Sooyeols lecture, did you decide to teach like him?"

"At that time, I didn't know I was going to be a professor, and it was just good. It was the first time I had listened to a lecture for so long. It was a three-hour lecture, and I think he spoke for two hours. We took a break in the middle and kept talking until the next break."

Lee Inho asked, putting strength in his hand and holding the pen.

What was the topic for two hours?

It was Richard Serra.

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