I DON'T WANNA BE YOUR GIRL — open

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    painting was one of lacey's biggest passions. more so than talking, something that anyone who knew the fem knew she loved to do. she'd been painting for as long as she could remember, from the nights of paris to the buildings of london. painting was how she showed she was alive. it was how she conveyed emotion and feeling and thought, how she crossed barriers that language prevented her from crossing.


    so, the fem had thought it might be nice to have others enjoy it, or at least try it out. she'd set out her variety of paints she'd collected as of late, and a few canvas' of varying sizes, along with a sign that read com painte with moi, her best attempt at english.


    and so, the fem sat, brush in her jaws, stroking across the canvas, painting something that was impossible to tell as of yet.

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    YOU'LL BE JUST FINE — madhatter — loner — masculine — tags

    [fancypost=border-width:0px; width: 450px; text-align: justify; font-size: 8pt; line-height: 125%]The sign wasn't that great, seeing as the English was rather sloppy, Although he begun to realize that the other was French, and so English perhaps wasn't their first language.The feline slowly approached the fem, as he tried to get close without making much sound. Social interaction was never his strong suit. He was the awkward runt of the litter, his looks also screamed WEAK. Painting. They never tried that, since they excelled at calligraphy. Although calligraphy required a certain amount of skill, just as painting did. The feline took a look at the different sizes of canvas, intrigued by the sheer collection of sizes. Mad took the smallest canvas available in the pile, and took black paint. Only stopping to look at the other's painting for a second.

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    her strokes were quick and fast, and it was clear that the fem was either an expert or truly awful - once more, the painting was too early on to be deciphered. she paused for a moment to glance at the sound of an approacher, but, recognizing the boy, quickly averted her gaze back to the painting, recalling their issue. "ah, bonjour monsieur. here to paint, yes?" she inquired, lifting the brush back into her mouth and continuing her art.