Modeling for Dummies, Thursday 4/15

[mouthy-merc.livejournal.com]

"Hopefully ya'll are done being sacks of emo about fake future kids and are ready to get back to work. Today, you'll be working with a very demanding client."

Who was currently scribbling on some probably important papers on Deadpool's desk. Oh, they could just get some new important papers from IKEA.

"Jan here needs an outfit that says 'Look at me, I'm much more awesome than a Skywalker' and you people are gonna design it for her. Got it?"

"An' giraffes!"

Deadpool nodded solemnly. "You heard the woman, and giraffes. More awesome than Skywalkers and giraffes combined."

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Re: Talk to the Client

[spring-lost.livejournal.com]

"Is not blue," she argued, giving Tara what might have been angry eyes if it wasn't for the fact that they were big and blue green and she wasn't having trouble sitting still.

Re: Talk to the Client

[life_inshadow]

Jan's sheer levels of cute made the angry eyes somewhat less than effective. Seriously, she kind of made up for all the weird weeks in class.

"OKay," Tara promised quickly. "Pretty blue dress. And I'll make a giraffe on it."

It would be wobbly, Tara's sewing skills being what they were, but she was pretty sure she could find brown scraps somewhere.

Re: Talk to the Client

[spring-lost.livejournal.com]

Jan's argument about the colour of the dress (she'd just changed her mind again) was rather abruptly derailed. "Giraffe!" she crowed. "Yellow spotty giraffe!" Someone had been reading books.

Re: Talk to the Client

[life_inshadow]

"Yellow spotty giraffe," Tara agreed readily. "Do you know what a giraffe says?"

Trick questions weren't really mean, were they?

Re: Talk to the Client

[spring-lost.livejournal.com]

"Moo!"

... No, Jan. No.

Re: Talk to the Client

[life_inshadow]

Tara giggled behind her fingertips. "Sure. They j-just say it, um, really quietly."