Aesthetic Critique: Practice of Aesthetics in Genshin Impact: Which Ingredient to Give to Depieri

"Aesthetic Critique: Practice of Aesthetics" in Genshin Impact is part of a series of daily stories in which the Traveler has to help the artist Depieri paint a picture. In this guide we will tell you where you can find the materials for the paints required to create a masterpiece.

Walkthrough of the daily session “Aesthetic Critique: Practice of Aesthetics”

How to start a task

To receive this assignment, you must meet the following conditions:

• Open daily deals in Fontaine. We told you how you can do this, here in this guide.
• In the Traveler's Handbook, select Fontaine as the desired location for completing daily missions. This will significantly increase the likelihood of receiving a mission in this particular region.
• Complete the task "Aesthetic Critique: Principles of Aesthetics", which is the previous step in this daily series.

Then all you have to do is wait for the one you need to appear among the randomly issued orders.

Where to find paint Recipe Item

Dapieri will be waiting for you in the same place in the southern part of Elinas. Start a conversation with the artist. He will tell you about the difficulties that arose during the work and ask you to bring an ingredient from which he can make more paints of the required quality.

Dealer Boucicault is located in the eastern part of the Cours de Fontaine. Just talk to him to pick up your order.

You will also probably have one copy of the skipper's nectar. If necessary, you can search for them on interactive map of Fontaine or use our guide on farming these monsters.

Return to Dapieri. During the dialogue, you can only give him one ingredient. The plot of the next stage of this series of dailies will depend on your choice, but it doesn’t will not affect to receive the “Aesthetic Critique” achievement.

As a reward for completing this mission, you will receive 10 primogems, experience and friendship points, pestilence, and reinforcement ore. In addition, you will gain access to the “Aesthetic Critique: Self-Critique” assignment.