If Mac really wanted to be artistical, he could be really minimalist, and do a series of interpretations of classic sculptures. He wouldn't have to get all those hard to find items either, like the invizibal canvas, the invisibal brushes, the invisibal paints, or all the invisibal thinners, and rags, and cleaning supplies.
All he would need would be his own body. I could suggest a few nice pieces for him to start on. Maybe the Discobolos, or Michaelangelo's David, or any of the better known Greek kouroi. Then there's Rodin's The Thinker. He'd be au natural...uh...a natural. Yeah. That's what I meant to say.
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All he would need would be his own body. I could suggest a few nice pieces for him to start on. Maybe the Discobolos, or Michaelangelo's David, or any of the better known Greek kouroi. Then there's Rodin's The Thinker. He'd be
au natural...uh...a natural. Yeah. That's what I meant to say.no subject
(Remembering the passage in Aftershocks:
“You were sketchin’ me while I was sleeping, weren’t you? Again?”
“It’s the only time you stay still for long enough!”)