Add a few New Painting to My Gallery [Active]

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Character(s): sundrophair and you!
Content: Rapunzel has found a huge canvas to paint on, a wall near city hall. That lingering graffiti needed to be covered up anyways!
Time: Afternoon, mid week.
Warnings: Nothing so far

Rapunzel hadn't gotten a chance to paint in forever. She, of course, did not have her usual paint set made from white sea shells, but she had been able to find something to take it's place. She had practiced with the new paints on pieces of paper, but now it was time to put them to the ultimate test. Could they stand up to a mural?

The thought that she might get in trouble for painting on a public space hadn't even occurred to her. She'd been able to draw on the ground that day in Corona, so what was so different about painting on the wall here in Paixao? Besides, someone had drawn on it before, but her picture would be alot nicer to look at. So now here she was, all set up with her paints out, colors mixed, and brushes laid out so she could go wild.

She began her mural around eleven in the morning, and at about two in the afternoon she was still at it. The picture going up over the graffiti was full of colors and sun splashes. So much better than what was there before.

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"What is Agrabah?" Yorda asked, mucking the unfamiliar word up a bit. Her native island had never had a name, at least not one that she knew of. Perhaps her mother had known, but she'd never bothered to tell her, or indeed much of anything, save that Yorda had been born to become her vessel. Upon seeing Aladdin give a bow as well, the princess gave one of her own, imitating what Rapunzel had done.

But friends? She did love those she'd grown close to dearly, but the word "friend" had never really occurred to her before, perhaps because she'd never had a friend before in her life. The glowing girl smiled at Rapunzel. "That would be nice. I think they would like you." Then again, Urd was a friendly sort, and Genie liked just about everybody.

"I am painting things from my island," she replied simply, carefully finishing the first bird. It was sloppy, but at least it was recognizably a bird - Yorda had never painted before.