Eames (![]() ![]() @ 2010-09-20 22:32:00 |
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Entry tags: | ariadne, arthur, eames |
WHO: Ariadne, possibly Arthur when he wakes up, Eames
WHAT: Oh, nothing much, other than the fact that EAMES CAN'T TELL LIES? O.o
WHEN: Backdated to yesterday morning (19th September)
WHERE: Dream Team HQ. I mean, flat.
RATING: There will be swearing. A lot of swearing.
STATUS: In progress.
Eames was sitting on the floor in the living room, sucking on the end of his pencil as if it were one of his cigarettes, and thinking about the list he was compiling.
Ariadne worked in an art supplies shop.
Eames needed art supplies (and money. But he could get money easily. Contrary to popular belief, he didn't always need to cheat in casinos. He was capable of winning because he was just. that. good. If he needed money to get art supplies, then he'd go and play poker.) because he needed to do something to avoid going batshit insane with boredom. A bored Eames was something to be avoided, at all costs. So he was going to paint. That meant he needed stuff, hence the list he was going to give to Ariadne.
Graphiet pencils - 9B-4H, 3 Bs if poss.
putty rubber, sharpner
Sketchpads, A4 and A3 (or equivalnt)
Mixing tray (big one)
Watercolours (halfpans or tubes, don't mind) in follwing colours:
cadmium yellow, yellow ochre, cadmium red, burnt sienna, cobalt blue, coeruleum blue, hookers green, paynes grey, titanium white, mixing white
Acrylics, same colurs
Brushs (long handels if poss):
Rigger size 04
Fan size 04
Hake size 50
Flat size 19
Round Sizes 02, 04, 08
Filbert sisez 00, 06, 14
Palatte knives, one small, one medium.
He stopped there, and read over the list. He read it again, and then whistled low as he worked out roughly how much it would have cost back home. About eighty quid for the brushes alone which normally wouldn't have been an issue, but then, he had rather a lot of bank accounts back home, unlike here. He did a bit more maths in his head, and then realised he'd need maybe $300? He could easily make that in an evening, plus some to spare. It'd be fine.
He read over the list once more, genuinely not seeing the spelling mistakes, and then got to his feet, being careful to stay quiet since Arthur was still asleep on the couch. Eames could behave himself from time to time, after all, and for a big man, he knew how to move silently. He walked into the kitchen, stretched until his spine popped in a few places, and then set about making breakfast. Tea and a fag, breakfast of bloody champions.