Fancy meeting you here || Rydel&Evan F2F
A loud crash sounded throughout the room, followed by a shout of rage. The canvas that Rydel had thrown had landed on top of the pile of the others she had discarded. Nothing was going right. She was supposed to be working on a piece for school but, as hard as she tried, she couldn’t even get the ground work to please her. Either the curves were not smooth enough or her pencil refused to let up and created lines too thick, only to be smudged by her eraser. She had been tasked with working on her drawing of limbs. Since she usually dabbled in portraits, body parts below the shoulders tended to be her downfall. Art had always had the ability to quieten her mind, to stop her overthinking completely, however it seemed that it did not have this calming effect on her body.
Pushing herself up from her position on the floor, where she had been sitting crossed legged amidst her supplies. Pencils and tube of paint littered the floor. Another pencil holding Rydel’s hair away from her face in a bun and yet another behind her ear. She stormed over to the other side of her room where she kept her unused canvases, the sound of her feet hitting the floor rebounding from the wood. Reacting in such a way would usually fill her with shame, Rydel wasn’t much for emotion, never mind such outward displays of it, but it seemed that she wasn’t able to keep herself in check lately. She was wearing the same clothes she had been three days ago - paint stained jeans and a grey vest top with a blue plaid shirt thrown over the top. Clothes were never really Rydel’s forte but even this was a bit much for her.
Seeing that she had no clean canvases left, Rydel let out a long breath and pinched the bridge of her nose. This meant she was going to have to go to the store to buy some more. Exiting her apartment, slamming her door as she went, Rydel quickly hurried to the elevator, her head down, eyes locked on her shoes. "Come on, come on.” Rydel grumbled impatiently, slamming her finger against the button repeatedly. She just wanted to grab her stuff and go back home, as quickly as possible. Finally, the doors opened before her and she stepped inside. Quickly turning around and pressing the ‘close doors’ button. The doors slowly began to close, inching closer and closer together for what felt like a lifetime. Finally, they were just about to close - this is when a hand shot out to stop them.