Kisska & MoonPie
Kisska
You ever tried painting a whole story on a brick while the pasta is boiling? I love when the mess of the city feels like a blank page, and the steam just adds a splash of mystery. What’s your favorite weird spot to write in?
MoonPie
I usually end up scribbling on the back of a grocery receipt while the pot bubbles, but the real secret spot is the cracked stone in the old fountain over at the city park – the water’s rhythm makes my ideas swim. And honestly, if someone tries to bring a horse into the story, I’ll just stare at them and say, “No, thanks, I’m more about clouds.”
Kisska
That cracked stone in the fountain is like a secret portal, isn’t it? I’d say if someone wants a horse in the mix, maybe just swap it for a flock of neon geese. Or better yet, let the clouds do the storytelling—no hoofbeats needed. What’s the first scene you’re sketching right now?
MoonPie
Right now I’m drafting a scene where a lonely wizard drops a handful of silver coins into a boiling pot of spaghetti, and the steam turns into a choir of whispering clouds. I’m jotting it on a crumpled napkin while a forgotten spoon keeps tapping out a staccato beat. If the wizard’s missing a horse, he’ll probably just summon a flock of neon geese to carry the coins instead.
Kisska
That’s pure gold—silver coins bubbling in pasta and clouds humming back. Imagine the geese doing a dance with the coins, each feather a silver note. Keep that napkin rolling, it’s the best canvas for a wizard’s mischief. Need a splash of color or a punchy line? I’m here, but don’t ask me to paint it for you—let your own spray do the trick.
MoonPie
I’ll let the napkin do its thing, but if you think a splash of burnt orange would make the coins glow, I’m all ears—just don’t ask me to actually paint it, that’s my secret kitchen art routine.