Stars and Stripes 11: Proof

[bookblather]

Author: Kat
Title: Proof
Story: In the Heart -- Faeries AU
Colors: Stars and stripes 11 (“I can't prove it, but I can say it.”)
Supplies and Materials: Graffiti (Midsummer Night's Dream prompt), canvas (Summer is five), eraser (Faeries AU), novelty beads (this picture), yarn (this picture).
Word Count: 300
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Lars earns Summer's trust.
Warnings: none.
Notes: Apparently I'm still writing in this AU. Who knew.

( Proof )

True Blue #8 with seed beads

[blossomdreams]

Name: Blossom
Story: Pleasant Surprise
Colors: True Blue 8. (friends to the end)
Supplies and Styles: seed beads, canvas, glitter (Midsummer Night's dream prompt )
Title: Beginnings
Word Count: 660
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Saika tells a familiar bed time story.
Warnings: none there is angst and classic fairy tale of choices of a princess.
Notes: Sorry for not tagging earlier I wanted to make sure I got it in in time. This is something I'm working out as Amulet's backstory taken from many different places. I don't write in first P.O.V. alot so I hope that it's alright. If there's something I did wrong please let me know. Enjoy!

( Read more... )

Stars and Stripes 23, Quill Grey 3: rose-prink

[bookblather]

Author: Kat
Title: rose-pink
Story: Shine Like It Does
Colors: Stars and stripes 23 (“Dreams can change, if we all stuck with our first dreams there would be a lot of cowboys and princesses running around.”), quill grey 3 (If there's a book you really want to read, but it hasn't been written yet, then you must write it. - Toni Morrison) with Kana's paint-by-numbers (Keep dreaming your dreams)
Supplies and Materials: Graffiti (Midsummer Night's Dream prompt), miniature collection, canvas, frame, brush (hoodwink), glitter (Recurring dreams, do you have them? Tell us about one or two of them.), novelty beads (You can be graceful, not like a ballerina,/like a hedge of coral,/Built up and eaten and worn down/yet alive, carving the rhythms of the seas. - Jeannine Hall Gailey, "Okay, Ophelia").
Word Count: 400
Rating: R
Summary: Charlotte dreams.
Warnings: aftermath of a consensual but not fun sexual encounter, underage sex.
Notes: Spoilers for Shine Like It Does.

( rose-pink )

True Blue #20 with seed beads

[blossomdreams]

Name: Blossom
Story: Pleasant Surprise
Colors: True Blue 8. (secret you wouldn't even tell your best friend)
Supplies and Styles: seed beads, graffiti (Midsummer Night's dream prompt )
Title: Gift or Curse
Word Count: 221
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Sam has a secret.
Warnings: none implied that gift is also a curse
Notes: Meet Sam. He's someone very new that I've been working out his backstory. When I saw the prompt I knew it would be perfect for him. Enjoy!

( I have a secret... )

True Blue #22 with seed beads

[blossomdreams]

Name: Blossom
Story: Pleasant Surprise
Colors: True Blue 22. (Friends help you move. True friends help you move bodies.)
Supplies and Styles: seed beads, canvas, graffiti (Midsummer Night's dream prompt), Eraser (Thief AU)
Title: A Regular Day
Word Count: 585
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Justine has an interesting start to her day.
Warnings: [talks about an accidental death and death]
Notes: Alot of things are being introduced in a vague way and I'm gonna tweak it some more. Thief AU has been something I'm working on for a while. Enjoy!

( Same old... )

Summertime Blues 3

[auguris]

Name: auguris
'verse: Ghost Sight
Story: Blackberries
Colors: Summertime Blues 3. Aches like an old wound.
Supplies and Styles: Graffiti (Midsummer Nights Dream prompt), Novelty Bead: "If you judge people, you have no time to love them." - Mother Teresa
Word Count: 333
Rating: PG
Warnings: None.
Summary: Mitchell spots a group of pixies.


( Blackberries )

Iceberg #4

[greenling]

Name: Greenling
Story: Fragments of Stars
Colors: Iceberg #4 (long nights)
Supplies and Styles: Collage (Zorya is Mischa's), Illustration
Rating: G
Warnings: None.
Summary: In the middle of a couple pretty thick scenes so I wanted to draw something. Mischa was kind enough to lend me an idea.
Comments, criticism, and questions are all appreciated.

( Zorya )

Fever Red #10, Angel Cake #19, Fire Opal #17

[whitemage]

Name: Ardy
Piece/Story: Powers That Be/Storm Wings
Colors: Fever Red 10 (sore throat); Angel Cake 19 (sky); Fire Opal 17 (like a hurricane)
Styles/Supplies: Graffiti (Fever Red and Fire Opal for Summer of Whump); Yarn (August 3)
Word Count: 1323
Ratings/Warnings: PG - language; fighting. No standard warnings apply
Notes: I have a little collection of previous pieces for this universe, but they are scattered all over my journal and another writing comm; so this is sort of somewhere in the middle of the story with no context - sorry. :D;;; Also, a tag for Storm Wings, please and thank you?

My eyes opened, and the stars of the night sky spread out overhead. I think my groan was audible--at least to my ears. It was a kind of experimental breath, an attempt at making a sound. Was I still alive? Should I be dead?

Over me was the Bear--Ursa major. I close my eyes again and I can hear my grandmother softly weaving a story for me. There is a bear before me as she speaks, each joint a point of light, but it melts into nothing more than two galaxies trapped in each other’s gravitation. And the twins fought, she says, and still fight to this day.

( But what was I doing? )

The Swan and the Mermaids

[whitemage]

Name: Ardy
Piece/Story: The Swan and the Mermaids
Colors: Fire Opal 20 (destroy what you love/want most)
Styles/Supplies: Graffiti (Midsummer Night’s Dream prompt); Glitter (Pride); Glue
Word Count: 1248
Ratings/Warnings: PG; Warning: Drowning
Notes: What is the tag for one-shots? D:

Amara was the most beautiful princess of the land, a radiant jewel who made the palace glow and the people sigh. Not only was she beautiful in face, but everyone assumed she was beautiful at heart as well: she was deeply religious, with a pure mind devoted to transcendent splendors.

But she was very haughty because of her many beauties, and she begin to look down on other women when she went to the marketplace. Any who did not recognize the rareness of her natural grace and piety became objects of scorn--of course, this simply meant any who did not give in to her way.

( One day at the dress maker's... )