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Roselyn · 05-12-2010, 01:25 AM

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Originally Posted by EmilyMalfoy

Josey walked over to the art and entertainment booth after she was done with the healers. She picked up and pamphlet and looked through it- she now had two! She looked up and saw a stage. The activity looked fun! She couldn't wait to try it!

Finally! The portrait was straight. Satisfied with it, Andrew fixed his hat and stuck his hands in his pocket while he stared at his work.

But, out of the corner of his eye, he saw someone taking one of the pamphlets from the pile. "Hello." he said with a kind smile. One person wasn't stressful. Thank Merlin Delilah was talking to the others. "Interested in the Arts and Entertainment? If you stick around, we should be starting our improv game pretty soon."

Right?

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Originally Posted by xiiWishiWasYours

As much as Selena loved the arts, she was not as interested in acting as a career. However, she did admire Delilah's acting. She was more into Andrew's portraits.
"Excuse me, Miss Cravey, can I have your autograph?" Selena asked shyly. She then turned to the man who drew portraits. "Mister Pierre, can you tell me more about drawing portraits? How did you know you wanted to pursue this career?" Selena asked with a small, shy smile.

"Hello..." Eep! Two people! But, that was okay. Two was better than five!

But this young girl, actually wanted to know about his portraits? Well, as long as she didn't step too close to it. "Oh, well I've always loved to draw when I was younger. I didn't really know how to do anything else." he said with a definite nod. He pretty much failed at everything else. "Just one of those hobbies where you can get away from everything and be yourself, you know? I was lucky enough to start learning, really learning about it at a young age."

But now he was just relieved to draw what he wanted and to not have a teacher breathing down his neck. "Drawing portraits...there really is no trick or specific way to go about it. Everyone's technique is different, and everyone learns at a different pace, but what really shows the difference between a good portrait and a sloppy one, is patience. Materials too I guess, but one should really have patience and passion. Those two can make you go a long way."

05-12-2010, 01:25 AM	#18 (permalink)
Roselyn DMAC & DoM Kappa Join Date: May 2009 Location: Western US Posts: 14,683 x9 x8	Super Slytherin Buddy \| \| ⅓ She-Snake Trio \| \| a normal girl with normal knees Quote: Originally Posted by EmilyMalfoy Josey walked over to the art and entertainment booth after she was done with the healers. She picked up and pamphlet and looked through it- she now had two! She looked up and saw a stage. The activity looked fun! She couldn't wait to try it! Finally! The portrait was straight. Satisfied with it, Andrew fixed his hat and stuck his hands in his pocket while he stared at his work. But, out of the corner of his eye, he saw someone taking one of the pamphlets from the pile. "Hello." he said with a kind smile. One person wasn't stressful. Thank Merlin Delilah was talking to the others. "Interested in the Arts and Entertainment? If you stick around, we should be starting our improv game pretty soon." Right? Quote: Originally Posted by xiiWishiWasYours As much as Selena loved the arts, she was not as interested in acting as a career. However, she did admire Delilah's acting. She was more into Andrew's portraits. "Excuse me, Miss Cravey, can I have your autograph?" Selena asked shyly. She then turned to the man who drew portraits. "Mister Pierre, can you tell me more about drawing portraits? How did you know you wanted to pursue this career?" Selena asked with a small, shy smile. "Hello..." Eep! Two people! But, that was okay. Two was better than five! But this young girl, actually wanted to know about his portraits? Well, as long as she didn't step too close to it. "Oh, well I've always loved to draw when I was younger. I didn't really know how to do anything else." he said with a definite nod. He pretty much failed at everything else. *"Just one of those hobbies where you can get away from everything and be yourself, you know? I was lucky enough to start learning, really* learning about it at a young age."** But now he was just relieved to draw what he wanted and to not have a teacher breathing down his neck. "Drawing portraits...there really is no trick or specific way to go about it. Everyone's technique is different, and everyone learns at a different pace, but what really shows the difference between a good portrait and a sloppy one, is patience. Materials too I guess, but one should really have patience and passion. Those two can make you go a long way." __________________