At first glance, everyone stayed silent, holding their breath gently, feeling it had a certain chewiness.
It didn't have the outrageousness of "Corpse Burning Furnace", yet carried its own hidden charm.
Perhaps it's because the Painting Knife Painting makes it difficult to express the intricate facial expressions of characters.
Perhaps Detective Cat's depiction of human facial features hasn't reached the immersive level she attains when painting cats.
Or perhaps, after Amy left, Tony's expression in photos always appeared uniformly spiritless and bewildered.
In any case.
The primary subject in the painting draft is vague.
Once Amy was replaced by Tony as the main character on the canvas,
Detective Cat, contrary to her previous meticulous and beautiful depiction of cats,
simply used the flat edge of a pear-shaped oil painting knife, dipped in paint, to roughly indicate the facial features of the character.
Eyebrows, eyes, ears, nose, mouth.
