Photography 101; Wednesday, Second Period [01/25].

[hashtag_chocobro]

"Alright, everyone," said Prompto, once his students had arrived, clapping his hands together from where he'd been sitting on top of the desk at the front of the room, then hopped off to go get everything set up for their photo share. "By now, you should probably be able to guess how class today's going to go: let's have a look at how you did on your lighting assignment and maybe talk about it a little bit, before we get into today's topic, which is going to be different types of shots."

Short, simple, to the point, because the meat of the lesson was going to come in after they'd had a chance to look at some lighting pictures!

"Who's up first this week?"

Art is for Everyone, Wednesday, January 25, 2023

[heroic_jawline]

Today there were very attractive painting coveralls for the students to put on before they entered the white space with a giant, ten foot tall and wide canvas hanging on the wall.

"Today we're exploring splatter painting," Steve said, looking excited.

"So, a bit of a mess," Tony said. "But a fun one! Like the finger painting, but to a much larger scale."

Something like that.

"And it also serves to show that making a painting like this look like something nice is a lot harder than it seems," Steve said. "There's a reason a Jackson Pollock goes for millions."

Did Tony own one? Probably.

"Let's get changed into the provided coveralls and give it a try!" Tony suggested. "Everyone take a portion of the canvas."

All About Tea, Wednesday

[what_the_shock]

Today the class would be presented with a disgruntled and confused American at the front of the class.

"Hey." He waved at them. "Your teacher couldn't be here, so he decided to get me for some shocking reason." Because he'd thought he'd left that message for Hannibal. "Here's what I know about tea - you get a tea snob who hates bagged stuff, cut the bags open and put the leaves in water, and they'll never know the difference." It had worked with Seivarden, anyway.

"Look, I don't know. We sell the black stuff and a couple herbal kinds at the diner. Some people put milk or sugar or honey in it. What else were you talking about? Fill me in."