Danny approaches, sketchbook in hand. He's noticed in passing the artwork that decorates Carmina's abode, and he figures that any true artist would appreciate the effort he's made—even if it isn't spectacular.
Here, a house warming gift. I've already filled up the pages so I have no use for it, but the last one I drew in here is a portrait of you. Sort of. He snickers. It's a crude depiction of her and her crows... sort of like a child scribbled it. The sentiment is still there, though, right?
Carmina careens her neck down to get a closer look at the drawing in the ghostly Danny's hands. She happily chuffs as she realizes that the picture details herself and her flock. How adorable! It may be an unpolished sketch, but it's the thought behind it that counts.
The artist gladly accepts the gift by taking the paper into her own grasp. Hmm... this drawing deserves a special spot in the tower! In a giddy rush, she strides over to a wall and uses her ink to seal the page right onto the wall like glue. There! Right where everyone can see! Hopefully it's not embarrassing for Danny, she's heard he's got a bit of an ego.
Rather than condemn the work like a stern critic, Carmina grabs her own piece of parchment and swiftly writes down some beginner tips for starting out with sketches. It's different from her usual style of painting, but it might be enough to assist him in improving his art style. Returning to stand in front of Danny, she kneels down to level with him. She offers the parchment full of advice to him, waiting for him to take it. Artists have to help each other out sometimes, no matter their differences in style and medium!