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The environment plays a great role in any artist's life, especially places where an artist grew up. Such places have inspired the artists to accomplish many masterpieces. The concept of beauty differs from artist to artist and these differences have caused the diversity of the expressions of beauty itself. Each and every artist has an eagerness for leaving his or her own concept of beauty on the canvas, and meanwhile, the result of the eagerness has faithfully reflected the personal emotion and character of an artist. The title of the essay, Rainfall and Nostalgia, expresses the theme of my creations - works about the scene of rainfall and the memories of my families and hometown. They are mainly expressed in the way of Eastern Visual Arts. The style of the brush was mostly damp and focused on creating the atmosphere of mist and rain. By going through my subjective aesthetic, I have managed to visualize the idea of my landscapes and scenarios. These creations faithfully reflect my character and personality. The essay contains five different chapters: The first chapter would be the explanation of the motivation, purpose, content, and methods. The second chapter would be the result of my research and the discussion about the connection between rain, poetry, and paintings based on the collection of many other artists' works. The third chapter would be the research of the effect of thoughts and growing environment on works by going through the discussion about how to create a vivid atmosphere through brushes and the combination of rainfall and the thoughts of nostalgia based on the collection of many artist's works. The forth chapter would be my creations. They express the emotions of myself and could be divided into four parts: 1. Traveling with rainfall. 2. The delights of rainfall. 3. The memories of my hometown. 4. The memories of my families. The fifth chapter would be the conclusion of my research, the quest of new and better creation in the near future by looking through the present works and modifications.
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