Tgat sounded actually quite good. Maybe not all the wall, but he could commission a large painting. “A painting about of the encounter over a magpie bridge. That’s something I’d love to see…” he said dreamily, his cheeks blushing faintly.
“It would be even more beautiful if you could draw us wearing yukatas, the kind of kimonmos Japanese people wears in these festivals. I also would like to see certain important details…” he showed him the key hanging from his neck.
“See this key? It was a gift from Helena, one of Sinner’s personalities. She surely still has the padlock which could be opoçened only with this key. Both the key and the padlock have these gree and orange gems, pointing one of the connections we share. I wish I could see her wearing it, but until them… Could you add her padlock to her neck, please?
Jack nodded, listening and taking notes on what Ezayne wanted in the painting (and deciding not to comment on anything). He asked Ezayne to let him get a closer look at the key, and began quickly sketching both it and a description of the padlock.
“And, how big would you like the picture to be? So I know what canvas measurements to use?” Now that they were talking business, it was easier.
“You can surprise me, or…” Ezayne grinned to dissimulate his lack of knowledge about the subject. Given how he never had finished his studies, all he knew about meassures what using the length of his hooks as reference (10 meters each one). Still, Jack’s face was telling him sure it would be better just to pick a size.
“…You could drae the scene inside a square, 1 meter each side.”
A square didn’t really suit the images Jack had in mind, but he gave a small nod. After looking the wallspace over carefully once more, he said, “I’ll tell you what. Why don’t I get s-some preliminary sketches done, in different shapes, and you can pick which one looks best?” He smiled. “I could scan them and email them to you?” Graphic art was still a new and distant field for him, but he’d talked to some other artists while he was in New York, and gotten the idea to start using a scanner.
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