:35:02
That's fine.
But before you can move people...
:35:06
you first have to learn your business.
It needs skill as well as heart.
:35:11
Tell me something.
:35:12
- Have you ever worked in color?
- No.
:35:15
You better start working right away
in watercolors and oil.
:35:17
It'll help your drawing.
:35:19
- I don't know anything about color.
- I will teach you.
:35:22
We'll work together here.
:35:23
- Cousin Mauve...
- No.
:35:25
When I'm less tired.
:35:29
Now, you'll need some watercolors.
Here they are.
:35:32
Some brushes, some oil...
:35:35
and... No. This is an incomplete set...
:35:38
but it'll do for now.
:35:40
There's a palette, palette knife,
oil, turpentine.
:35:44
Better have a couple of these.
:35:47
Now, to improve your drawing,
you'll need to use casts.
:35:51
Now let me see. Yes.
:35:53
Take these home with you
and see that you work from them...
:35:56
not less than
three hours each day, faithfully.
:35:58
- Have you a place to work?
- I found a flat near the market...
:36:01
- Has it got good light?
- I usually work out...
:36:03
- How are you fixed for money?
- Theo's been sending me money.
:36:05
The first few months
are always the hardest.
:36:08
I don't suppose
a little extra will be unwelcome?
:36:11
- Cousin Mauve...
- That will help you set yourself up.
:36:14
- I can't tell you how...
- Not at all.
:36:16
Now, come back next week,
let me see what you've done.
:36:19
Please forgive me for barging in
when you're so tired.
:36:21
Don't. That's all right.
:36:22
- Just take these with you.
- Yeah.
:36:24
- I can't tell you how grateful I am.
- That's all right.
:36:27
Now take that.
:36:35
How much longer do you need us?
:36:38
I can't get supper ready
sitting in this chair, you know.
:36:43
I'm sorry. You can get up now.
:36:46
I'm going to the market.
:36:52
Next time, will you keep
some money for food?
:36:57
If we could eat drawings,
it might be different.