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Art 101, Period 4, Class 3 (Monday 9-17)

The classroom had been reconfigured today, with tables and chairs instead of regular desks. At each station were drawing pads, packs of good old-fashioned Crayola crayons, and boxes of pastels.

"Draw something," Steve said. "Draw anything. Have fun. And when you leave, take your sketchpad and a pack of either crayons or pastels with you, and your homework for the week is to draw me a landscape. It doesn't necessarily have to be a landscape from the island. It can be something from home. Or something you make up. So." He clapped his hands. "Get to it."

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With your favorite Crayola color.

James Sullivan, Blizzard Blue

John Sheppard, Cadet Blue

A.J., burnt sienna

Michelangelo, Sunset Orange

Savannah Levine, Pacific Blue

Sora, Cerulan (sp? >.>;)

Naminé, Cornflower Blue

Abigail Whistler, Bittersweet

Pam Beesly, Orchid

Jamie Madrox, Green.

Draw, chat, etc.

John sat down and started drawing a really cool looking plane-like thing.

Sulley, thrilled to have a chair and table suited to his size, started on a picture of the Monstropolis sky line.

Ooooh, pastels. A.J. started to work right away, on a picturesque and bright, slightly art nouveau image of a woman, long, flowing, multicolored hair, in an overgrown garden, in some iridescent moonlight...Pastels lent themselves well to that dreamy sort of landscape, he felt.

Mikey had crayons. Mikey had paper. Mikey was steadfastly working on a picture of a turtle in a blue bandanna, mightily wielding a pair of katana, crashing through Tokyo as a 300-foot tall Godzilla-type monster. The picture came complete with wee little fleeing stick-people, heavily armed helicopters and tanks, and a semi-decent rendering of Mothra.

He liked to think that Leonardo was doing something equally spectacular with all the time that he's been AWOL.

Sora grinned as he sat down and started drawing like a mad thing whatever came to mindwith the crayons. His pages was soon filled with very juvenile drawings of himself, friends and places he'd been back home, with maybe a dead heartless or two for effect.

Pastels! Savannah was in heaven as she started sketching.

Naminé thought yet again that this class was utterly wonderful. She tried a box of the pastels and laughed a bit at the way the texture smudged.

After thinking for a few moments, she began drawing a jagged, harsh castle (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v328/Rellyjean/namine/drawings/06.jpg) with a rather large dragon (http://palestshadow.livejournal.com/2985.html?thread=33449#t33449) sitting outside, grumpily fuming.

He looked hungry, she thought with a slight smile.

Deciding to stick with landscape-type pictures for the moment, Abigail worked on a drawing of the ocean.

Pam quietly set to drawing a picture of her house in Scranton from memory.

For some reason Jamie was drawing pictures of a weird looking frog and mushroom.

That seemed humanoid.

During and after class, Steve was available if anyone needed help or wanted to talk to him, sitting at his desk working on a drawing he would hide when approached.

After she pings in.

Naminé was very here. Drawing and smiling to herself.

Crayons!

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