Post by Deleted on Feb 24, 2014 10:42:13 GMT -5
Cadence sat on the side of the fountain. It was chilly, but no where near as cold as it had been lately. All she needed was a light jacket, no heavy duty winter apparel, no gloves, no fur lined jacket. It was a nice change. It was almost as if she could feel her dad smiling down at her. She gently placed the black case of pastels on the cement beside her as she looked about to try to find something to spark her muse. She said a little prayer to her father and then to the muses. There was no sacrifice, no offering, but if her piece of art turned out great, she's give it as an offering to her father. He deserved the best work that she could offer up, nothing less. Cadence pulled her sketchbook out of her bag, running her hands over the textured paper that was within. The sides of the book were worn, it had been palmed through for the past few months, filled with drawings and sketches of people and things here in New Rome. Maybe one of these days she could become a great and celebrated artist. She doubted that it would happen, she was no DiVinci that was for sure. One of these days she wanted to try her hand at sculpting. But she would have to have the perfect model for that. Finding a good model would be a bit difficult.
Cadence set her eyes on what she wanted to draw, a little girl that was not even three, chasing around pigeons. she picked up a piece of black charcoal as she watched the girl for a few moments before placing the charcoal to paper. She paused for a moment before the charcoal started to skate across the paper, outlining the small child as the birds flew around her. She hopped from puddle to puddle, splashing. She couldn't help but smile. This brought back memories of being in the park with her brother and her Nanny. She missed London, she missed England. It was something that she wanted to go back to if she could. Her life would never be the same and she knew that was safe to say that going back home would be hard. It was dangerous, being a demi-god had its dangers no matter who your parent was, but it was doubly hard when Juno was out to get you. New Rome was the safest place for her to be. The charcoal ran back and forth over the paper, you could make out the small form of the child in a rain jacket and a large pair of boots, stomping through the puddle and making the birds fly about in a panic. Cadence looked up again, surveying her subject as she then returned to her work of art. she would work on fleshing it out in a bit. She gave a small smile of contentment. It was a nice day. Though her side still hurt from the arese kicking she got earlier that week, it was a good day.
Cadence set her eyes on what she wanted to draw, a little girl that was not even three, chasing around pigeons. she picked up a piece of black charcoal as she watched the girl for a few moments before placing the charcoal to paper. She paused for a moment before the charcoal started to skate across the paper, outlining the small child as the birds flew around her. She hopped from puddle to puddle, splashing. She couldn't help but smile. This brought back memories of being in the park with her brother and her Nanny. She missed London, she missed England. It was something that she wanted to go back to if she could. Her life would never be the same and she knew that was safe to say that going back home would be hard. It was dangerous, being a demi-god had its dangers no matter who your parent was, but it was doubly hard when Juno was out to get you. New Rome was the safest place for her to be. The charcoal ran back and forth over the paper, you could make out the small form of the child in a rain jacket and a large pair of boots, stomping through the puddle and making the birds fly about in a panic. Cadence looked up again, surveying her subject as she then returned to her work of art. she would work on fleshing it out in a bit. She gave a small smile of contentment. It was a nice day. Though her side still hurt from the arese kicking she got earlier that week, it was a good day.