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receiving requests for portraits
Dec. 23rd, 2010 02:54 pmIt makes me happy to report that I have completed three art pieces in the last week, all of which meant to be Christmas gifts.
The first is one of Connor and Kairos, and hopefully it will become a good gift suggestion that I have Connor. I have not yet spoken to him since the LOL-incident that had changed my personality. But I intend to ensure that he and are still okay with our friendship.
The second is of Arthur and his Guinevere, and was another gift suggestion. The Prince of Camelot has made me one of his honorary Knights. Which is wonderful, considering I know how some of my gifts are considered in his world (as being bad). Arthur has always accepted me. I would like to take that leap forward by revealing the fact I am a vampire to him. And hope he will continue to accept me for who I am, and continue being a good friend.
The third is a landscape portrait of the Kent farm that I gave give Martha and Jonathan for Christmas. Which will be a little weird for them... considering it is currently June in Smallville. My gifts for Clark also serve a duel purpose of being graduation and Christmas presents. Should we call it gradmas or Christuation? The slight time difference between Smallville and the Nexus is one that I will have to adjust to once I relocate there.
Which reminds me I still need to find an apartment near Kansas State. And get moved over before the new year (for the Nexus). I have a feeling the summer is going to be a busy one for Clark and his family, and I would really like to be more available to them when they need me. And be there by Smallville's September when university classes start up again.
And speaking of the Kents... I need to make arrangements for my Father to visit. He would like to meet Clark and the family. There are a few things I would like to remind them before that visit, just in case. But this is good progress. And I feel really happy about how close we have gotten.
Other than that I think I am done everything I need to for the holidays.
And the Mun extends her holiday wishes to everyone who RPs with her.
The first is one of Connor and Kairos, and hopefully it will become a good gift suggestion that I have Connor. I have not yet spoken to him since the LOL-incident that had changed my personality. But I intend to ensure that he and are still okay with our friendship.
The second is of Arthur and his Guinevere, and was another gift suggestion. The Prince of Camelot has made me one of his honorary Knights. Which is wonderful, considering I know how some of my gifts are considered in his world (as being bad). Arthur has always accepted me. I would like to take that leap forward by revealing the fact I am a vampire to him. And hope he will continue to accept me for who I am, and continue being a good friend.
The third is a landscape portrait of the Kent farm that I gave give Martha and Jonathan for Christmas. Which will be a little weird for them... considering it is currently June in Smallville. My gifts for Clark also serve a duel purpose of being graduation and Christmas presents. Should we call it gradmas or Christuation? The slight time difference between Smallville and the Nexus is one that I will have to adjust to once I relocate there.
Which reminds me I still need to find an apartment near Kansas State. And get moved over before the new year (for the Nexus). I have a feeling the summer is going to be a busy one for Clark and his family, and I would really like to be more available to them when they need me. And be there by Smallville's September when university classes start up again.
And speaking of the Kents... I need to make arrangements for my Father to visit. He would like to meet Clark and the family. There are a few things I would like to remind them before that visit, just in case. But this is good progress. And I feel really happy about how close we have gotten.
Other than that I think I am done everything I need to for the holidays.
