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Today marks the 20th anniversary of the passing of my teacher, Chen Yifei.

He was once extremely influential—back in the 1990s, he was signed by a New York gallery for $1 million per year. His standards for art were almost harsh, always pursuing perfection. I feel that in some ways, my own pursuit of perfection in painting comes from him.

In the end, he passed away from exhaustion during the filming of a movie. He demanded that every frame of the film look like an oil painting.Influenced by him, I chose to come to the Western world to study art.Perhaps many people no longer remember him or the brilliance he once had, but I still do.

I’m sorry to commemorate him in this way. If you have time, I hope you can take a look at my teacher’s oil paintings and films 🎬.

In the future, I believe I will surpass my teacher in art. This summer, I will spend my time writing novels and building an art YouTube channel. I hope you can follow and support me then.

Finally, I am very happy to have spent a wonderful class with everyone. I hope that when we meet again in the future, we will all be our best selves

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Please don’t upload artwork done by someone else.

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OMG, this image is actually the demonstration piece I drew for you. In the top left corner, I even showed you how to do cross-hatching. Please don’t upload artwork done by someone else.

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I added a window, a door, books, and wrinkles in the tablecloth — it’s no longer just a single pear. MUCH BETTER:)