Beauvoir
Female Cenobite
- Joined
- Jul 25, 2018
Raven Redwater looked around the sparsely lit gala with a bead of sweat on his brow. He had no right to be here. He wasn’t nearly well enough of a known artist and he didn’t have the references. It was simply a kind man in a mask who had insisted on giving a good word to some people behind this show. The next day he’d received a call.
He stood there in a black knight sweater and jeans with converse sneakers on his feet. A simple black choker with a golden ring adorned on his neck.
He watched as carts rolled by with black tarps thrown over them going behind a hastily hung black curtain in an extra space meant to be left open.
An angry woman with fiery kinky hair and pointed glasses walked over with a click of annoying heels. A woman in a black tip and white pencil skirt came up beside Raven meeting the woman.
“Cynthia what is the meaning of this. We have all our entries set up and well before time. The gala has already begun! And the Lockheart Show doesn’t take late entries as you know-“ she snipped.
The more stressed looking blind woman purses her lips. “Samantha, might I remind you, you are merely a judge on the panel. This is a last minute entry, demanded and sponsored by the Vincent family…” she put a hand on Ravens small shoulder. “This is Raven Redwater, a very promising young talent.”
There was clanking and clamoring before a whistle and suddenly the sheet dropped. Raven blink his golden amber eyes as his piece was revealed. A sculpture of a woman carved in marble streaked with silver, she held a crown above her head as if she were to put it on as she kept by a man’s corpse. The body having multiple stab wounds glazed in ruby color that matched the tears dripping down the woman’s face which contradicted her elated grin. A small placard on the sculpture was labeled “Then, Fall Caesar”.
Gasps among the crowd were heard but as the showing got back into progression not many fare approach a newbie unknown artist. A gentle smile remained on his lips though as he took a sip of wine. He hasn’t expected to become famous, but to just make these ungrateful snobs bask in his work. That, was enough.
He stood there in a black knight sweater and jeans with converse sneakers on his feet. A simple black choker with a golden ring adorned on his neck.
He watched as carts rolled by with black tarps thrown over them going behind a hastily hung black curtain in an extra space meant to be left open.
An angry woman with fiery kinky hair and pointed glasses walked over with a click of annoying heels. A woman in a black tip and white pencil skirt came up beside Raven meeting the woman.
“Cynthia what is the meaning of this. We have all our entries set up and well before time. The gala has already begun! And the Lockheart Show doesn’t take late entries as you know-“ she snipped.
The more stressed looking blind woman purses her lips. “Samantha, might I remind you, you are merely a judge on the panel. This is a last minute entry, demanded and sponsored by the Vincent family…” she put a hand on Ravens small shoulder. “This is Raven Redwater, a very promising young talent.”
There was clanking and clamoring before a whistle and suddenly the sheet dropped. Raven blink his golden amber eyes as his piece was revealed. A sculpture of a woman carved in marble streaked with silver, she held a crown above her head as if she were to put it on as she kept by a man’s corpse. The body having multiple stab wounds glazed in ruby color that matched the tears dripping down the woman’s face which contradicted her elated grin. A small placard on the sculpture was labeled “Then, Fall Caesar”.
Gasps among the crowd were heard but as the showing got back into progression not many fare approach a newbie unknown artist. A gentle smile remained on his lips though as he took a sip of wine. He hasn’t expected to become famous, but to just make these ungrateful snobs bask in his work. That, was enough.