Trapped in the Artist's Nightmare Chapter 76

"Then why did the painter draw a cow instead of a dog?" Nathan Ke asked.

"Dogs are friends of humans, and the artist loves dogs. He doesn't want others to be disgusted with dogs because of his sharp and radical painting. Or, he believes that given the loyalty and friendliness of dogs to humans, even if humans have hurt and abused dogs, dogs will not do the same to humans."

Adrian Mu said, "So he found a substitute for the dog in the painting, one that has a loyal face and gentle and kind attributes. In this way, after swapping places with humans, it appears more impactful and cruel."

Nathan Ke suddenly realized: "As for cats, since he doesn't have a cat, it doesn't matter to protect the cat's image. In addition, there are many cases of cat abuse, and cats have a cold look, so I used the original prototype in the painting to add some gloomy and cruel colors."

Mu nodded proudly: "That's why the space shown in this painting is larger than the paintings we've been in before. We can go to the whole city. What he wants to express is that this kind of 'evil' of human beings is everywhere in the city, such as abusing dogs and cats, violent killings, and poaching for meat. He wants to denounce similar incidents that may be happening in every corner."