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Post by Kate Payne on Dec 2, 2007 11:31:40 GMT -5
Leland coolly walked into the café’ carrying a sketch book and multiple pens and pencils. His long dark colored hair draped over his eyes as he walked up to the counter Steam’n tea He said his tones were shady. He waited there blocking every else from the counter until he got what he wanted. Once the girl handed him his drink Leland went to a far table sitting down and opening his book. Then Leland scanned the Café’ for subjects to become his art.
For two long hours, six steaming teas later Leland had drawn an old lady who came in everyday around noon and sat there at the same table every day until about three, in which she had become his main subject drawing her from different sides of view. Leland had also got a part of a man’s face drawn when he got up and leave after noticing that Leland would look up at him then back down drawing each and every detail within the man’s face.
Leland sighted he hated when his subjects moved away… most of the time it blew the drawling but this time his work look good almost as if starting a story that would never be finished, but of course each picture Leland drew seemed to come alive and tell its own story.
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Post by Alyson Lavigne on Dec 2, 2007 11:47:49 GMT -5
Alyson walked into cafe' slowly and walked up to the counter ordering a vanilla steamer. She then handed the cashier the money and sat down at a table. She looked around the cafe' and saw a boy drawing people. She smiled and took a sip of her hot drink. She didn't really have anything to do that day so she just decided to come to the cafe' and just chill for alittle bit. Alyson then took her black laptop out of her bag that she also brought in and began to write her music lyrics. She wrote music all the time since she could sing and play guitar she thought it was worth her while to have a bit of fun and try to get somewhere.
She began to write: There's nothing I could say to you Nothing I could ever do to make you see What you mean to me
All the pain, the tears I cried Still you never said goodbye and now I know How far you'd go
she set down her pencil and rested her hand under chin. " this is hard.." she said to herself quietly.
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