Orange 7, Faded Blue 26: Donkeyskin I: Frosty Wind Made Moan

[bookblather]

Author: Kat
Title: Donkeyskin I: Frosty Wind Made Moan
Story: In the Heart - Fairy Tale AU
Colors: Orange 7 (orange quartz), faded blue 26 (A little dream castle with every dream gone)
Supplies and Materials: Portrait, eraser (fairy tale AU), modeling clay (destroy), chalk (this picture), yarn (this picture), glitter (memory), pastels (worrying), novelty beads ("I'm seeing all the angles/Starts to get tangled/I start to compromise/My life and the purpose/Is it all worth it?/Am I gonna turn out fine?" - "Keep Your Head Up, Andy Grammer)
Word Count: 6041
Rating: PG-13.
Summary: Once upon a time there was a little girl named Olivia.
Warnings: depiction of depression, murder of an animal, Yvonne's brand of child abuse.
Notes: THIS FUCKING STORY. OH MY GOD. Many eons ago Kelly prompted me with Olivia in a version of Donkeyskin and I wound up with at least three seperate stories and ALL OF THEM ARE PORTRAITS. Kelly, I hope you're happy. Slightly inspired by "In the Bleak Midwinter."

( Donkeyskin I: Frosty Wind Made Moan )

Heart Gold #10, Lawn Green #10, Steel Guitar Grey #2

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Name: shadowsong26
Story: It Matters
'Verse: Feredar
Colors: Heart Gold #10. Where there is love there is life. - Gandhi, Lawn Green #10. inner tube, Steel Guitar Grey #2. I'll pick you up when you've had enough
Supplies and Materials: fingerpainting, photography, frame, oils, fabric, modeling clay, chalk, seed beads, novelty beads ("Jaded," by Aerosmith), yarn, glitter (memory), glue ("...the current intensity might be a bit too much. If you find yourself shutting down, try some prayer or meditation to help you turn fear into love.")
Word Count: 606
Rating: R
Characters: Kes Hantree, Taz Hantree, Dallu
Warnings: Backstory deathwish due to death of a close friend/family member/companion, internalized ostracism
Notes: Constructive criticism welcome, as always. I have no idea why this turned into a second-person Letter To The Reader story, especially since I (generally speaking) really dislike that format. Oh well.



( Why does it matter? )