[ Yusuke's eyes genuinely light up a little at the sight of food, and more so when the sauce dish is prepared, and he takes the opportunity to snap his own chopsticks and cast a thoughtful eye over the delicious looking food. ]
Yes. Time is very easy to lose track of, even more so if you are deeply involved in what you are doing.
[ He selects a piece of battered pumpkin from the selection, and dips it neatly in the sauce. ]
This piece is for coursework, but... I will need to consider exhibit entries sooner rather than later.
[ Akira isn't particular about which vegetable he gets, so he snatches whichever and dabs it into his own sauce. It's devoured almost instantly. Crunchy on the outside, tender on the inside. ]
My exams are already coming up. [ Dramatic sigh... ] But do you have any idea what you want to enter? A theme... Maybe a motif?
[ Please don't use the dirty 'E' word, Akira. He's enjoying his meal and doesn't want it spoiled with bad language. It's very good tempura, he's absolutely having more. ]
Well, the piece I was working on is for my exam. But the exhibition pieces...
[ Hmm. ]
I enjoy drawing people. If I can come up with a theme for it, I might make people my focus point. We are naturally drawn to other people, after all. It'll draw attention.
[ HE'S INNOCENT AND WHOLESOME JUST FOR THIS MOMENT. CALM. ]
That's true. Most people feel they can relate best when they see someone similar to them, after all... Though people, themselves, put barriers to keep themselves separated.
[ But enough of that talk. Akira through his bag to take out a small box... Then he apparently brought another birthday present in a bag with him. He places them on the table and gentle slides it to Yusuke.
True. But if I focus on people in their element - when they are happiest, and when they are engaged in something they enjoy... I think that would be a good place to pull elements that resonate with an audience from.
[ His attention is peaked by the appearance of the box - as he takes more tempura. Mmmyeah. Veggies.
The box sliding does actually drag his attention from the delicious food, and what's inside catches his attention more than anything. He's not about to unfold the kigurumi at the table, but it does get a good look over, as does the palette. ]
This looks very comfortable! [ AND CUTE. ] Thank you.
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... I lost track of the time and date. I know which day my birthday is, but I wasn't aware it was... that day.
[ A h em. ]
I was painting. [ That should explain everything. ]
no subject
That makes sense. Time flies by really fast... And you only realize how long it actually has been when you take a break and hit pause.
[ Breaking his chopsticks in half, he preps them with a small dish filled with tonkatsu sauce for them to use as a dip. ]
Is this for your exhibit entry?
no subject
Yes. Time is very easy to lose track of, even more so if you are deeply involved in what you are doing.
[ He selects a piece of battered pumpkin from the selection, and dips it neatly in the sauce. ]
This piece is for coursework, but... I will need to consider exhibit entries sooner rather than later.
[ An exciting but daunting task. ]
no subject
My exams are already coming up. [ Dramatic sigh... ] But do you have any idea what you want to enter? A theme... Maybe a motif?
[ Let him understand you, artist. ]
no subject
Well, the piece I was working on is for my exam. But the exhibition pieces...
[ Hmm. ]
I enjoy drawing people. If I can come up with a theme for it, I might make people my focus point. We are naturally drawn to other people, after all. It'll draw attention.
no subject
That's true. Most people feel they can relate best when they see someone similar to them, after all... Though people, themselves, put barriers to keep themselves separated.
[ But enough of that talk. Akira through his bag to take out a small box... Then he apparently brought another birthday present in a bag with him. He places them on the table and gentle slides it to Yusuke.
It's time to unveil the gifts: an anti-gravity paint tray palette and a fox kigurumi in the bag. ]
no subject
True. But if I focus on people in their element - when they are happiest, and when they are engaged in something they enjoy... I think that would be a good place to pull elements that resonate with an audience from.
[ His attention is peaked by the appearance of the box - as he takes more tempura. Mmmyeah. Veggies.
The box sliding does actually drag his attention from the delicious food, and what's inside catches his attention more than anything. He's not about to unfold the kigurumi at the table, but it does get a good look over, as does the palette. ]
This looks very comfortable! [ AND CUTE. ] Thank you.