Chapter 164 Emerentius

• First, Emrys took the painting from Chandler, studied it for a moment, and then said, “The painting by Mr. York is heavily inked, with strokes that are vigorous and powerful, giving off an intense sense of strength. The bird depicted in the painting is holding its head high, its beak long and sharp. Looking at the ring of feathers around its neck and the bird standing against the wind... Mr. York truly has great ambitions!”
• After Emrys finished his critique, both of them were taken aback.
• However, before they could even speak, Emrys immediately picked up Roger's painting and continued, saying, “As for Mr. Balford's painting, although the craftsmanship is not bad, the brushwork is rather peculiar. It's thick at first but becomes light toward the end. Moreover, the style in the beginning and the end is incredibly mismatched, even giving off an increasingly chaotic sense... Mr. Balford, you must have been distracted while painting, weren't you?”