Two-Bit Con Artist
Avalonia
Dosuun
Irajah hurried down the wide hallway, her shoes tack tack tacking on the white marble floor. She checked the number on each door she passed. Room 287, 287, where was- ah! There!
Because the medical center required her to take days off, and those coincided with days [member="Boo Chiyo"] was at school, Irajah had needed to find something to fill her time. The idea of sitting around the apartment simply didn't suit. After a little bit of searching, she'd stumbled across painting classes at the University. Open to both enrolled full time students and for continuing education, the timing had been perfect. It had been years since she had painted- she had been pretty good when she was younger, but nothing special. Her mother had been the artist. But she had enjoyed it, and this seemed like a good time to try to recapture some of that.
Transferring the sturdy portfolio and hard small case full of brand new brushes in to her left hand, she pushed the door open. There were already several people sitting at easels, though most of the spots were still empty. The teacher turned, smiling at Irajah as she slipped into the room and stopped.
"Er."
She blinked, then looked at the professor.
"I. Er. Is this Still Life 102?"
The professor nodded.
"I was.... expecting..... I mean. Bowls. Of fruit. Or something. You know. Still. And not. Well. So nude."
His grin widened.
"Well, you have to admit," he said apologetically (but not, she suspected, actually very sorry), guiding Irajah to one of the empty easels. "He is sitting very still, isn't he?"
Dosuun
Irajah hurried down the wide hallway, her shoes tack tack tacking on the white marble floor. She checked the number on each door she passed. Room 287, 287, where was- ah! There!
Because the medical center required her to take days off, and those coincided with days [member="Boo Chiyo"] was at school, Irajah had needed to find something to fill her time. The idea of sitting around the apartment simply didn't suit. After a little bit of searching, she'd stumbled across painting classes at the University. Open to both enrolled full time students and for continuing education, the timing had been perfect. It had been years since she had painted- she had been pretty good when she was younger, but nothing special. Her mother had been the artist. But she had enjoyed it, and this seemed like a good time to try to recapture some of that.
Transferring the sturdy portfolio and hard small case full of brand new brushes in to her left hand, she pushed the door open. There were already several people sitting at easels, though most of the spots were still empty. The teacher turned, smiling at Irajah as she slipped into the room and stopped.
"Er."
She blinked, then looked at the professor.
"I. Er. Is this Still Life 102?"
The professor nodded.
"I was.... expecting..... I mean. Bowls. Of fruit. Or something. You know. Still. And not. Well. So nude."
His grin widened.
"Well, you have to admit," he said apologetically (but not, she suspected, actually very sorry), guiding Irajah to one of the empty easels. "He is sitting very still, isn't he?"
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