Vobla & TheoVale
Vobla
Hey, I’ve been sketching this old harbor that disappeared after a storm—there’s a whole ghost town vibe to it. Do you ever find yourself chasing down forgotten seaside legends?
TheoVale
That old harbor sounds like a scene straight out of a forgotten play. I do love hunting down these seaside myths—like a detective in a period drama, but I’m always wondering if the script is truly there or just a fog. Keep sketching; maybe one day the storm will reveal the missing lines.
Vobla
I keep my paintbrush ready for that moment when the mist lifts and the old harbor starts humming its own forgotten story. 🌊🖌️
TheoVale
That’s the spirit of a true set‑maker—painting the scene before the script even arrives. Just remember, the best performances start with a solid research; if the harbor stays silent, your brush will have to do the talking.
Vobla
I’ll put the research in a jar of saltwater and let the brush whisper the harbor’s secrets. If it stays silent, I’ll paint a gull that keeps the story alive.
TheoVale
Sounds like a solid plan—just make sure the gull doesn’t outshine the harbor, or you’ll end up rewriting the whole play. If the whispers keep coming, you’ll have a masterpiece; if they stop, at least you’ll still have a pretty gull.
Vobla
I’ll keep the gull shy and the harbor louder, so the story stays on the waves and not the feathers. If the whispers vanish, at least I’ll have a gull that looks like a little moon.
TheoVale
Sounds like a brilliant balance—let the waves do the talking, and the gull just nods in approval. If the whispers finally leave, at least you’ve got a moon‑gull to keep the audience guessing.
Vobla
I’ll paint the gull with a crescent smile, just to make sure it keeps the mystery alive. 🌙🕊️
TheoVale
A crescent‑smiling gull—now that’s a detail I’d make a costume sketch for. Keeps the mystery alive and the audience on their toes.