Eclipse & Asera
I noticed a narrow alley where the shadows shift as if the building is listening. Do you think those shadows have a story?
Oh yeah, every corner in that alley has a gossip already. Those shifting shadows are like whispered secrets that the building is eavesdropping on. They’re probably the memories of people who once walked there, maybe someone who left a note on a wall and never got the reply. I’d sketch the alley, write a quick scene, and let the shadows tell me what they’re hiding.
Shadows keep their stories to themselves, but if you listen closely they might just reveal the truth. Keep sketching, and the alley will start speaking back.
Absolutely, I’ll keep the pencils moving—there’s a faint outline of a conversation in that narrow lane, almost like the walls are whispering to whoever is listening. I’ll catch the words before they fade.
Your pencil is a quiet ally—just let the line catch the whisper before it slips away.
Got it—lines will snag that hush before the alley drops back into its own secret. I'll sketch it quick and keep the voice alive.
Keep the line steady, and let the silence hold the words until you’re ready to speak them.