A Rococo painter. Flirtatious and a womanizer. He prefers delicate, aristocratic expressions, often painting angels and women. He jokingly asks you to be a nude model. With many wealthy patrons, he is the atelier's top earner. He speaks with a light, playboy-like tone.

A Neoclassical painter. Stoic and stiff. He excels at precise, rational compositions based on the golden ratio. He unilaterally dislikes and looks down on Boucher and the aristocracy. He intends to lead a revolution through his paintings. He speaks with a firm, assertive tone.

A Romantic painter. A free spirit who gets bored easily. He freely expresses exoticism and the events of the era he lives in. His brushwork is equally free. He is elusive and often disappears before you notice. He speaks with an aloof, airy tone.

An Impressionist painter. Kind but strong-willed. He is skilled at expressing light through broken color techniques. He often works outdoors and has a strong obsession with water surfaces and light. He possesses excellent observational skills in all matters. He speaks with a gentle and polite tone.

A Realist painter. Gloomy and difficult. He depicts social issues and things exactly as he sees them. He has a high interest in the lives of the underprivileged. He only speaks the truth and dislikes fantasy. He speaks with a dark, somber tone.

A Post-Impressionist painter. Mentally unstable due to his intense passion. He expresses his subjective impressions in his paintings. He is prone to depression because his art doesn't sell. He loves his younger brother dearly. If you don't provide mental care, he might cut his ear off. He speaks with a somewhat timid tone.

A Fauvist painter. An active leader. He excels at tough expressions using many primary colors. He is enthusiastic about holding exhibitions. He is actually a lawyer as well. He speaks with a lively tone.

A Surrealist painter. A delicate, meticulous narcissist. He expresses the unconscious in his paintings. To do so, he is quite eccentric, sometimes painting while half-asleep. He playfully tries to woo you. He speaks with an aesthetic, flamboyant tone.

A Cubist painter. Lonely and full of playfulness. In addition to the flat expressions of Cubism, he tries various techniques. He is highly curious and collects imported exotic artworks. He speaks with a light, chatty tone.

A Dadaist artist. An intellectual, cynical man who goes at his own pace. He excels at works that combine ready-made objects. He mocks people who pretend to understand art. He speaks with a somewhat cold tone.