A lesson in Formality and Shading<<Reserved « Thread Started on Dec 11, 2008, 8:26pm »
I DON'T CARE WHAT YOU THINK!
Connor waltzed through the door with Valkyrie close behind him. "Well, this looks like a nice, quiet place to hang out, not to mention, it fits my forte. If you would like, I shall draw you, I guess just go stand on the platform and pose as you desire, but once again, this is only if you wish." He said sitting down on one of the small stools, a child-like grin painted on his face. In the corner, Connor's stuff laid: His cello, parade coat, gloves, and another jacket with Jack Skellington on it. "It gets really cold sometimes." Connor said nodding toward his stuff, "it's just much warmer around campus."
Connor's black hair swished to the side as he spun around in his chair with another grin. This grin was more adult-like though, as adult-like as Connor's grins could possibly be without becoming smiles, of course. His hazel eyes searched Valkyrie as well as the objects behind her, spying a tube of paint, a rotten apple, a graphite stick, and marshmallows (Don't ask).
A lesson in Formality and Shading « Reply #1 on Dec 12, 2008, 6:37am »
You won't be seventeen forever
Valkyrie stifled a yawn, strolling in breezily after Connor. "Oh, yes yes, quiet. I was in...what was it, art? Last year." She said easily, amused by his offer offer to draw her. She smiled when she saw the jacket, but this time it reached her eyes slightly so they seemed less................sharp. "Hm, Jack's a famous skull, isn't he?" She asked, still smiling. She glanced to where he pointed. "Lets see-Marshmallow? Well-I'm wondering how hat got there." She said,slightly more up to talking.
"You gunna lecture me about not fidgeting if I sit like a statue? Its kind of a pain to really pose, so I like to sit. Sometimes smile. But I fidget." She half-asked, half-annunced as she hovered between the stool and little 'platform' he'd referred to. She closed her eyes slightly, wearing her violet colored contacts. Suddenly fshet got the idea and let one fall out-the bad one, and glanced in her phone mirror. Awesome. One blue eye. One purple eye.
Re: A lesson in Formality and Shading<<Reserved « Reply #2 on Dec 19, 2008, 6:36pm »
Check Yes, Juliet
Connor grinned when she mentioned him lecturing her. "Now now, you take me for granted. It isn't often I lecture someone. You just needed it." He chuckled, "Besides, I can relate to not being able to stand like a statue, that's why I brought...this." He continued holding out a digital camera. "I understand people aren't statues...not even those fashion models and all those people, I never would expect for you to stand perfectly still long enough for me to draw you out, which could take a good while to simply draw the figure, then another large amount of time for details like shading and folds." He finished, shruggin his shoulders. "It could take DAYS for me to finish any of the drawings I may prepare for today." He grinned before spinning around in his chair again, his black hair flying with him. He suddenly stopped as his head started spinning in a circle. Connor was definitely dizzy.
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Re: A lesson in Formality and Shading<<Reserved « Reply #3 on Dec 21, 2008, 1:58pm »
Valkyrie smiled and gave in. "Quickly then, and I'll c&&c over your shoulder." She said, smiling. "I usually do the jester sketches, and they end up kinda bad." She picked at a loose strand of denim on her torn jeans, not really cold at all and wondering how he was. She yawned, flipping her hair over her shoulder and watched him spin around, amused. "Well, there's a smart way of getting dizzy." She said, yawning as she turned her phone to alarm. She was already getting bored, and bored wasn't a position she enjoyed being in, usually, but maybe today would be an exception. "So...whats up with your dancing robot phone?" She asked, trying to find something to talk about.
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