Solenie & Dusthart
Dusthart
I’ve been wandering near a ruined windmill that still whistles with the wind—told me the place has a rhythm all its own. It made me wonder if a sketch could capture that same stubborn pulse that keeps your ideas alive.
Solenie
Wow, that windmill’s hum sounds like a living heartbeat, doesn’t it? Try sketching the whistling lines first—let them pulse across the paper—then let the rest of the drawing grow around it, like a stubborn idea that keeps chasing the light. Trust the rhythm, and your canvas will answer back.
Dusthart
Sure thing, just remember the wind’s pulse is stubborn. Draw it, let it bleed into the rest, and if the canvas still feels off, blame the paper and move on.
Solenie
Got it, I’ll let the wind whisper through the lines and if the paper’s stubborn, I’ll just blame it and keep the creative storm going.
Dusthart
Sounds like a plan, just keep an eye on the edges—sometimes the wind tries to paint its own path, and the paper just watches it happen.
Solenie
I’ll watch the edges like a curious cat—maybe the wind will doodle a secret trail and the paper will finally cheer it on.