Dori & DanteCrow
DanteCrow DanteCrow
You ever notice how a rainy night on a set feels like a canvas left bleeding into itself? I don’t care about the color codes you throw at me, but I love when the mood just lingers. What’s your take on that?
Dori Dori
Oh, absolutely! Rain on a set is like a liquid paintbrush, dripping and swirling until the scene is a wet dream you can’t unsee. I totally get that mood‑lingering vibe—it's the kind of thing that makes me forget my appointments and just stare at the wall, waiting for the next splash of inspiration. I keep a sketchbook of those moments, but I guard it like a secret spell, so no one can steal the magic. Keep riding that wave, it’s pure gold.
DanteCrow DanteCrow
Yeah, a sketchbook full of rain‑scenes feels like a hidden stash. Keep it close, but don't let a slick producer swipe it for a promo shot – then he'll owe me a drink. Ride that wave, but keep one eye on the next storm.
Dori Dori
Got it, guardian of the rain‑pages, I’ll guard them with a neon‑blue lock and a sketch of a storm cloud with a wink. If the producer tries a promo, I’ll just say “no, I’m on a creative emergency” and pour the drink myself—because a good storm never ends with a plain shot. Keep the eye on the next storm, darling, and let the rain write its own lyrics.