forum Romance one on one of some kind? (Closed)

Started April 08, 2019 by @gracehustle

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She nodded, "If you would, that'd be great. As for the art abilities? I'd say I'm better with a brush and canvas than bottles of spray paint, though I won't know until I find out."

He helped her move the table. "I've tried traditional painting, but I don't have the patience, and it all just seems too meticulous for me. Graffiti is more free, y'know? Just spray a little bit here and a little bit there; make a blotch up here and a curve down here. Pretty soon you've got a picture without really thinking about it. Unless you're an over-thinker, then that just defeats the point."

Once they had gotten the table back to where it belonged, she covered it back up with a few branches and brushed her hands off, "I don't paint much, but I like the detail that's involved, so maybe graffiti won't be my thing." She started back towards the bike with a light smile, "Though if I have to say, I like using charcoal to draw the best."

"You can get detailed if you want, but you gotta know how the paint's gonna go on and the type of paint and yadda yadda yadda. I don't got the patience for that. It's basically like a thought spill for me, except picture form. Usually, it means nothing to anyone except me."

(Sry it’s short)
Jynna nodded, “So I should just spray the paint and hope for the best?”

"Yup." They got to the bike, and Rhydar handed Jynna her helmet as he got on.

(Sry I was gone so long, I was with my friend all day and I didn't have access to wifi)
She popped it on her head and slid on the bike behind him, wrapping her arms around him so they could get going to wherever they were going to go graffiti.

(It's okay)

Rhydar started the bike and headed to the spot he liked to go to do this sort of thing–and out of the way building that the owner didn't mind low-lives 'redecorating.'

“You do this a lot?” She asked once they got to the building, looking around as she took her helmet off. The building itself looked like a good spot to graffiti and she figured he had been there doing this multiple times.

"When I get bored or someone pisses me off. It's a great way to subtly screw with them." He gestured to the paint covered building. "The owner doesn't really care if people paint his place. In fact, I've seen him taking pictures of some of the things people did."

The look of surprise and somewhat respect on her face showed what she thought of the owner, "So they just let people spray paint whatever they want here? Is there some cans of paint here I can borrow?"

"Yeup." Rhydar headed over to a small shed and opened it up, revealing shelves lined with paint cans and even some brushes for those who preferred them. "Take your pick, Princess."

She grinned slightly and glanced around, stepping into the shed to pick some. "What are you going to make?" She asked, pulling out a can of gray along with some other not super bright colors.

"I dunno." He seemed to be saying that a lot. He scanned the colors, and a few caught his eye. He grabbed some reds and greens and purples.

Twirling a can of paint in her hand she hummed in response,making her way back out of the shed so she could try her hand at graffiti and working with spray paint in general.

"Pick a wall and have at it." Rhydar picked a wall and squinted his eyes as he analyzed it.

Again, she hummed in response, finding the least graffiti covered spot she could and getting to work right away. She smiled after the first few failed attempts, getting the hang of the paint and how it flowed with a few practice strokes.

He shook one of the green cans and started spraying, laying a sloppy base on the wall to help him get an idea of what it would look like. He then worked with the other colors, his piece slowly starting to take shape.
At least in his eye. It still looked like a colorful blob.

Jynna's approach was much more detailed and she decided to focus on just one corner of the piece, switching between colors and making sure the idea on the wall matched the one in her head as much as possible.

Rhydar glanced over at Jynna while he waited for his base to dry completely. "How you doing over there?"

"Hm? Good, this is actually slightly easier than I thought it would be," She replied, taking a small step backwards with a satisfied nod, "At least this corner is going good anyway."

He huffed a laugh. "Slow and detailed I see? Why am I not surprised?" He took a look at the corner she was working on. "Looks good."

She rolled her eyes and smiled, "That's just how I work, your work looks good too." She had glanced over at his when she said it, taking her attention off of her small portion of what looked like a butterfly wing on a faded background of older graffiti.

His was still a blob, but he was working on making purple and dark red roses with thorny vines tying them together.

After looking over at his with interest, she pulled her mind back to working on the wings, hoping when she got done it would look ok.