He looked at the image, glad that the first image had come out so nicely, and decided to quit now, and experiment later. He wanted to show the women first.<br/><br/>Before leaving, he threw a cover over it, and jogged home, before setting up the covered canvas on an easel in the living room, and calling all the women in. "Well, you will all be delighted to know I have found a way to make art that doesn't make me want to go insane, and takes my natural talents into account. I wanted to test it earlier, before I forgot what I was planning, and that was why I ran off. You will all be delighted to learn it was a success."<br/><br/>He headed over to the easel, and let everyone get situated in front of it before continuing. "I am thinking of presenting it to the Princess, as thanks for sponsoring me. I call it 'Dance of Lightning.'"<br/><br/>He then pulled off the cover, and let them admire or hate on the first attempt at making art. He rather liked it, the background, blade, and weapon wielder were just BARELY visible, but the lightning created a delightfully stark contrast to the vaguely suggest background, just visible enough to drag the eye from the path of the lightning covered blade, but not enough to hold it from the subject matter.