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Bryony Capper (goodlight) wrote in finnigans_rpg,

"It took me a long time to put a portfolio together," Bryony admitted. "And when I did and I showed it around a few artists..." She paused, then forced herself to continue. "I found a lot of people who weren't interested in teaching me before I met Braith. My portrait work isn't really very good, and it's not what I'm most interested in, so..." Bryony was eternally grateful that Braith had seen something in her landscapes that made it worthwhile teaching her. She smiled. "I'd like to meet him, though. I can show him round the studio, if he's interested."

Bryony didn't honestly like wine or beer much, though she'd never tried cider. They all tasted the same to her - like alcohol, and nothing else got through. "I won a cocktail-making evening once," she remembered. "I liked those. They just tasted fruity and sweet." Her sweet tooth was alarming, and she knew she should be training herself out of it... but how could she help liking what she liked? "I know they sell some here," she gestured to the bar. "But I don't know what half the ingredients are, and I don't want to buy something and not like it." Not that money was an issue for her, really.

Noticing Genie's enthusiasm, Bryony gave a brighter smile - one earned by genuine pleasure and not just politeness. "Oh, yes. You can use potions to imbue crayons and pencils with special properties - I haven't really learned that yet." It was one of the things Bryony was most looking forward to because she hoped it would work well with her landscapes. "And then any painting that involves movement has to be soaked in potion first." Bryony knew the details of the method were secret - but surely just mentioning that potions were used was allowed? "You won't find the recipes in books, though. You have to learn as an apprentice from an established artist."