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fandomhigh2023-01-18 10:00 am
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Art is for Everyone, Wednesday, January 18, 2023
Today there were charcoal pencils of various sizes and those same two still life models of Avengers Tower and a fruit basket.
It was a new fruit basket, though. Fresh fruit and all.
"Welcome back," Tony said. "Today is, the medium is charcoal. Which is about as messy as engine grease, I've found."
Steve had a swipe of charcoal going from the side of his nose, along his cheek, and into his beard that he hadn't noticed yet, so he chuckled and shook his head. "I don't think it's that messy. This is a little like playing with the fingerpaints earlier in that it's much more tactile, but it combines what we did with the pencils because you only have one shade of color to be working with."
Tony hummed and would decidedly not be telling Steve about his smudges. Because he was far too polite for it. Or something. "Again, feel free to play around with it and get a feel for the material before starting."
"And remember that half the fun of this medium is using your fingers to smudge the lines," Steve added. "It shouldn't feel too precise."
It was a new fruit basket, though. Fresh fruit and all.
"Welcome back," Tony said. "Today is, the medium is charcoal. Which is about as messy as engine grease, I've found."
Steve had a swipe of charcoal going from the side of his nose, along his cheek, and into his beard that he hadn't noticed yet, so he chuckled and shook his head. "I don't think it's that messy. This is a little like playing with the fingerpaints earlier in that it's much more tactile, but it combines what we did with the pencils because you only have one shade of color to be working with."
Tony hummed and would decidedly not be telling Steve about his smudges. Because he was far too polite for it. Or something. "Again, feel free to play around with it and get a feel for the material before starting."
"And remember that half the fun of this medium is using your fingers to smudge the lines," Steve added. "It shouldn't feel too precise."
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...there were definitely some circular objects on the page?
Talk to Steve and Tony
OOC