That's also pretty good. Galahad pulls a chair over where he wants it and settles into it, sketchbook in his lap. The charcoal pencils Laertes made him have little imperfections that make the process of drawing in some ways more pleasing -- he likes when the points are worn on an angle and create a thick textured line that's like a paintbrush.
"Stay like that," he instructs her; he already has pencil to paper. He hasn't drawn anyone with muscles like hers before, and the challenge of it is as pleasing as the charcoals. He lets his hand sweep each curve before coming back to shade in details, savors the tactile nature of sketching. It's soothing.
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Date: 2024-03-03 04:00 am (UTC)"Stay like that," he instructs her; he already has pencil to paper. He hasn't drawn anyone with muscles like hers before, and the challenge of it is as pleasing as the charcoals. He lets his hand sweep each curve before coming back to shade in details, savors the tactile nature of sketching. It's soothing.