Zeke Tune
Your Secret Dark Obsession
As [member="Loreena Arenais"] spoke, she revealed a lot about herself. An unsureness of what Sith would do. But more importantly, that she was force sensitive and knew it, or else why would she fear being turned? So, probably Jedi background. Not an issue, it just added to her uniqueness. Also her parents were important people from the planet Commenor, enough that she feared being used against them. Perhaps nobility then? Again, not an issue. Frankly, these details were good to have in mind, but over all, pointless to him as he stared into some of the most beautiful eyes in the galaxy. And he had seen a lot of eyes. They just kept him in total infatuation mode and he knew it. He doted on her, did everything he could and made her voice continue to talk, to get her eyes to stay on him, and basked in the sound of her, and the look of her. But, she was someone who seemed to share several interests, and was also interested in his art. Someone who, like he, hated slavery, a pilot like he was, and seemed to enjoy thrills and adventure. They had their differences sure, but, by any divine he was happy he had come in here! And that NEVER happened to him.
He didn't pick up girls, he didn't try and find someone beautiful, this wasn't planned or even normal for him. Oh well. It was time to draw. He gave her a soft smile. “Hmmm, I would love to show you. How about...in a little bit here, we leave here? I'll take you by the gallery and show you everything. Then we can go to dinner, after you can show me your ship? And after that, let's see what we feel like doing. The night is still young. And the morning can wait. However, first....” He leaned close to her, his knee bumping softly to hers, as he shifted himself to get a better look at her face. He reached into his pocket and pulled out a carefully folded piece of paper, and then, placed it on the table.
Out of another pocket, he pulled a simple art pencil, it was nothing fancy, and he didn't plan to spend a lot of time on this, however, he was fueled by pure instinct, and artistic creativity. He gently touched her cheek with his strong, warm hand, calloused from the endless hours spent drawing, painting, and creating sculptures. He drew his thumb down it, and to her chin. “By the force....you are beautiful. I'm not just trying to say that. I mean in an artistic way. I mean, also I personally do find you beautiful, but, just, your cheek bones, your chin, nose, eyes, the way your features are proportioned, they just beg to be drawn. This won't be my best work, given the time and circumstances and the number of drinks I've had but....I have to capture it.”
He pulled his hand away, albeit a bit reluctantly. She was warm, and he, like a cat, really did enjoy warmth. Hand grabbed the pencil, and he created a sketch. Even with everything going on, it was still beautiful and intricate. Strangely though, he never once looked down at the paper. This was a man who had done this a million times, to the point, his body knew what to do. Instead, his eyes were locked on her face as he took in each detail, and tried to accurately bring it to the page as he saw it.
Zeke had such an intense look on his face, and it was easy to tell, nothing in the universe but his model and his art mattered right now. She was his muse for the moment, and he wouldn't be satisfied until it was done. The music was loud, there was smoke in the air, lights flashed, and yet, his hand never skipped a beat. Finally, when he was done, he grinned at her and showed what he had made. “Okay, I admit, I rushed this one a bit. If I had hours, the proper tools and lighting, this would be much better, but, not bad for a late night bar drawing.”
He didn't pick up girls, he didn't try and find someone beautiful, this wasn't planned or even normal for him. Oh well. It was time to draw. He gave her a soft smile. “Hmmm, I would love to show you. How about...in a little bit here, we leave here? I'll take you by the gallery and show you everything. Then we can go to dinner, after you can show me your ship? And after that, let's see what we feel like doing. The night is still young. And the morning can wait. However, first....” He leaned close to her, his knee bumping softly to hers, as he shifted himself to get a better look at her face. He reached into his pocket and pulled out a carefully folded piece of paper, and then, placed it on the table.
Out of another pocket, he pulled a simple art pencil, it was nothing fancy, and he didn't plan to spend a lot of time on this, however, he was fueled by pure instinct, and artistic creativity. He gently touched her cheek with his strong, warm hand, calloused from the endless hours spent drawing, painting, and creating sculptures. He drew his thumb down it, and to her chin. “By the force....you are beautiful. I'm not just trying to say that. I mean in an artistic way. I mean, also I personally do find you beautiful, but, just, your cheek bones, your chin, nose, eyes, the way your features are proportioned, they just beg to be drawn. This won't be my best work, given the time and circumstances and the number of drinks I've had but....I have to capture it.”
He pulled his hand away, albeit a bit reluctantly. She was warm, and he, like a cat, really did enjoy warmth. Hand grabbed the pencil, and he created a sketch. Even with everything going on, it was still beautiful and intricate. Strangely though, he never once looked down at the paper. This was a man who had done this a million times, to the point, his body knew what to do. Instead, his eyes were locked on her face as he took in each detail, and tried to accurately bring it to the page as he saw it.
Zeke had such an intense look on his face, and it was easy to tell, nothing in the universe but his model and his art mattered right now. She was his muse for the moment, and he wouldn't be satisfied until it was done. The music was loud, there was smoke in the air, lights flashed, and yet, his hand never skipped a beat. Finally, when he was done, he grinned at her and showed what he had made. “Okay, I admit, I rushed this one a bit. If I had hours, the proper tools and lighting, this would be much better, but, not bad for a late night bar drawing.”