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- OOC First Name
- Nicole
- Wand
- Kingwood 15 1/2 with Essence of Thestral Tail Hair
Collin just finished eating his breakfast. They were the usual pancakes with maple syrup and fresh orange juice but Collin never got tired of eating them. The day was going great despite of Collin's recent argument with his sister and he hoped it would stay that way until the sun goes down again. The argument started yesterday evening when Collin was busy sketching the trophies on the trophy room. He had promised his friends last summer that he would show them some pictures of certain things in Hogwarts but stupid Collin forgot to bring a camera. He already told his mom via owl that he needed a camera but his mother doesn't really trust owls so he'd never got it. Then one day, while taking a promenade along the corridors of the old school, a brilliant idea struck Collin's mind. Almost all of his friends had mentioned that his drawings look like very real and very detailed so why not draw instead? And from that day on, he always brought his sketchpad with him along with a couple of perfectly sharpened pencils and a box of crayons. He already had dozens of drawings filed on his folder and so far, he was simply enjoying his current status. While he was busy coloring that night, Jessica jumped into the picture with her rare grumpy face. She started her usual rant on how it takes a week for the owls to deliver her jewelries but Collin could not care less of the owls' delivery speed. And that's when the argument started. Jessica realized that Collin's drawing pads come faster than her jewelries and then she started complaining. Collin already explained that his drawing pads come earlier than her jewelries because they are much lighter than Jessica's baggage of jewels. As usual, Jess never gets it an argues with him more about how their parents love him more than her. The fight ended when Jessica walked out with her irrelevant sobs and Collin knew he was going to have a word with his father again.
Drawing is the first thing that came up on the Gryffindors mind. Drawing is the only thing that can tear Collin away from everything. When hes drawing, he forgets everything that is happening around him. Its only him, the pad, the pencil and the view. He stood up from the long chair and began cleaning himself. After dusting off little pancake bits from his newly ironed shirt, Collin grabbed his bag, went out and began to walk towards the North Towers. It was a real challenge, judging all those labyrinth of stairs but now that Collin was a third year and a Gryffindor, he sort of got used to it. Despite of that, he still catches his breath at the end of the stairs. Collin ran his fingers through his golden hair as he inhaled the cool breeze that now surrounded him. It felt like heaven. He had been in the North Tower a thousand times before but every visit feels like the first. The view never fails to amuse the boy. Collin sat down on a bench near the window. He was the only person up here and that was the good thing. Drawing without any annoyance is one of the best things an artist could ever ask for. He quickly grabbed his bag and pulled out his new sketchpad. He also got out a new sharpened pencil from his pocket. After doing so, he looked at the view and smiled. Then, he began drawing.
Drawing is the first thing that came up on the Gryffindors mind. Drawing is the only thing that can tear Collin away from everything. When hes drawing, he forgets everything that is happening around him. Its only him, the pad, the pencil and the view. He stood up from the long chair and began cleaning himself. After dusting off little pancake bits from his newly ironed shirt, Collin grabbed his bag, went out and began to walk towards the North Towers. It was a real challenge, judging all those labyrinth of stairs but now that Collin was a third year and a Gryffindor, he sort of got used to it. Despite of that, he still catches his breath at the end of the stairs. Collin ran his fingers through his golden hair as he inhaled the cool breeze that now surrounded him. It felt like heaven. He had been in the North Tower a thousand times before but every visit feels like the first. The view never fails to amuse the boy. Collin sat down on a bench near the window. He was the only person up here and that was the good thing. Drawing without any annoyance is one of the best things an artist could ever ask for. He quickly grabbed his bag and pulled out his new sketchpad. He also got out a new sharpened pencil from his pocket. After doing so, he looked at the view and smiled. Then, he began drawing.