Now that's just down right evil, get the story started and walk off like that.

Bunners

Laughs!!!

V.

That was a great read! It flowed really well in my head and wasn't too long or too short. You seem to have a realistic idea of life drawing which I'm happy to see. (Haha, besides the wild dog anthro) Thank you for the pleasent story!

you're so very welcome. the pleasure was indeed mine.

*hugs...

V.

I wana go too!!

*smiles and gives him a hug...

V.

Hehe, that was a fantastic little read! Had me grinning all throughout it at just how strange of a situation that must be for all the participants and just all the levely where it felt more like a meta commentary in a sense about the whole artistic process.
Putting your ideas out there without too much direction just as the character simply walked out, did his thing and left, with the person staying and putting in extra effort getting to dive in deeper.

I'm curious though ,since you were the one who asked me if you could use the picture for it, did the idea spring up right away , or did you get the idea only later on ?

All writers have their own way of writing; mine is not pre-thinking anything. I go into the story and watch it as I might a movie and transcribe what I see. With the prompt, even though I have the advantage of knowing beforehand what it will be - I do not cheat. I wait just like everyone else and work the story as the other prompters would have to. I do have a rather refined ability at the edit, which has become a part of my writing style; but only because I have been doing the prompt from the beginning way back in 2006. That's what it's all about - it's fun, it's quick, and gives you a lot of practice.

I'm glad you liked it so much. That in turn makes my day all that much brighter.

V.

Ah i see :) Probably more fun that way too to just kinda see where everything goes!

Also going to sneak in thr you're welcome for the favourite here instead of sending another shout , efficiency and all that ;P

Phfffttt...I didn't see that one coming. I should know better by now. It keeps me reading your stories because, like you, I never know where it's going to go...until it's finished.

*smiles so very big... I like knowing you're going to be reading my stories...

V.

That is an invitation for which I would give much.

I also imagined myself as the last artist to ask a question, having heard the kind of answers he gave the other artists. I tried to think of a question that could get a revealing response from his, so that I could learn more about him. I came up empty. Which made the last scene so much more satisfying.

Thank you for this.

*chuckles... I did too...

you're so very welcome Wire...

*hugs...

V.

Interesting and charming. Don't feel like saying anything else, except that I enjoyed reading it. Good work.

as long as you enjoyed then I am happy...

V.

I like how this could virtually anywhere or when should you decide to continue it. And you should...

*smiles... why thank you so very much T....

*hugs...

V.

Another story that needs to be added to.... Very good Vixyy... you did it to us again.

and that makes me smile so big...

*hugs...

V.

You are welcome dear heart. I was not kidding when I said it needs to be added to.