Van Gogh Reborn!

Chapter 67

Chapter 67

"Are you asking Hun to do concept art?"

Uncle Bang couldn't hide his surprise and asked.

It is my first time hearing the word concept art, but if I infer it from the meaning of the word, I can think of it as a conceptual picture or an idea picture.

"I've been looking at Ko Hun's paintings so far,"

Christine Nolan continued the story without affirmation or denial to Uncle Bang's question.

"I felt sophisticated at the atmosphere that felt reminiscent of the end of the 19th century in Huns work. I thought it would go well with this work."

Nolan interlocked his fingers lightly.

"Have you read Arsene Lupin?"

"No."

"It's a novel written in 1909 by Maurice LeBlanc. This is a script based on a work called The Hollow needle in the series."

It is a novel that came out about 20 years after I died.

The names Maurice Leblanc and Arsene Lupin means that the story was set in France.

"When I read this work, I think of Claude Monet. Lupin's area of activity in this work was Rouen."

Claud Monet, who promoted impressionism starting with sunrise.

I have seen Rouen Cathedral, which he painted at the Muse d'Orsay.

Since I didn't have time, I mainly watched Lautreck, but I couldn't miss Monet's work, so I saw it for a while.

Nolan unfolded his smartphone and displayed a picture.

It is a coastal cliff when the sun rises.

Seeing the light that was captured with the wind and waves, its definitely Claude Monet's work.

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Considering that time has passed, it is impossible to ignore the possibility that discoloration has occurred like my painting.

In addition, the red paint used at this time was easy to lose its color like the one happened to my Red Vineyard.

If there was originally much more red remaining on the sea level, it might be a sight of the sun setting not rising.

Looking closely, that seems to be the case with the shape of clouds and the flow of wind.

It should be seen as a sunset that is expressed darkly around the sun.

As expected of Claude Monet.

I can feel the strangeness on the blackened coastal cliff.

"It's a picture of the sunset on the cliffs of tretat. It's the background of The Hollow needle."

I haven't read it, but I think I know what the atmosphere is just by looking at this picture.

Even those who have not been to the cliffs of tretat will be able to understand the novel deeply through this painting.

However, I don't know why this picture is needed in a movie that deals with video.

When I was about to ask.

Christine Nolan kindly explained,

"Concept art is like a guideline before making a movie. It's a reference for filming with a clear image."

I think it can be understood as asking me to bring literature out into the world.

"Wait a minute,"

Uncle Bang interrupted the conversation.

"Hun's paintings give off the feeling of a painter of that time, but Hun has never drawn concept art."

It is true.

"Moreover, historical evidence is an important task, but Hun is still young."

Well.. historical evidence is the area Im most confident about, among those who live in the present.

I'm the only one who lived in those days the problem is that I've never done this before and I still don't know exactly what they want.

Christine Nolan opened his mouth and changed the atmosphere of the room.

"Is curator Bang Tae also acting as Ko Hun's spokesperson?"

"No. Not yet."

"The reason for painting is not because of money."

I need money to draw, not the other way around.

Grandpa sat down with a big smile.

"Well, you have past the time to be obsessed with money, so do what you want."

This exhibition really helped me a lot.

Three of the five works put up for auction were auctioned off.

Of the 14 works priced, 12 out of 14 were sold, and the commission amounted to 11.4 billion won.

If I pay 20 percent of the tax, the remaining money in the corporation will be about 9.12 billion won.

When combined with last year's income, it easily exceeds 10 billion won.

My wish was to draw without worrying about money for the rest of my life.

There is no reason to dwell on money now that it has been achieved.

Lending unsold paintings to the WH Art Museum will also generate income.

"Grandpa will go to bed. You have to go to school tomorrow, so don't go to bed too late."

Okay grandpa. Good night."

Grandpa entered the room and I turned the first page.

Two women Ray and Susanne, surprised by a sudden noise late at night, carefully examined the mansion.

Then they ran into a man, and behind him, Susanne's father, Count Jesb Le, and his secretary Jean Bouquet were knocked down.

The count was alive, but the secretary died horribly.

It seems to be a movie not for the children to see,"

I shrugged my shoulders and continued reading.

Ray took out the rifle and shot the fleeing man.

If she is a woman who could handle long guns well at that time, then she would have been very active beyond the wealth of the family."

"It's a novel, though."

However, the man who was shot disappeared, and all that was left was a hat worn by a carriage-man.

The story began in earnest in a situation where it was not murder due to resentment, and what he stole was unknown.

It's interesting.

It's not a novel, it's just a script with contextual texts, simple explanations, and lines, but it's a little different from the literature I read.

From the beginning, a murder case occurred, and the only clue was a hat without knowing the criminal's motive.

It was questionable how the story would be solved, but the characters in the novel investigated in various ways, including who bought the hat at the hat store and where the criminal could have escaped.

It was something I have never read, so I gradually fell into the story.

Sometimes I was sad, sometimes angry with Arsene Lupin, and as I cheered and sympathized with a genius boy named Isidore Beautrele, the day broke.

Interesting.

"A novel like this came out."

Literature seems to have changed a lot.

I can't believe they've dealt with such an interesting material in the era I lived.

It's quite different from the usual novels that deals with life, death, honor, and sin.

It's a story that's easy to approach and heart-fluttering.

The setting was similar to the time I lived, so there are many things I could sympathize with, but in the case of electronic bells, I was surprised.

It seems that the nobles had already used it at this time.

I can draw an image in my head, but I don't think I can draw it without research and study.

Nevertheless, I'm very excited to do this.

I'm excited.

If this becomes a movie and really appears in front of me, how much fun will it be.

I should imagine about this story after school today.

I was going to get up with that thought, but at that time grandpa came out to the living room.

"Oh, dear. Did you stay up all night?"

HeheGood morning grandpa."