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Title: One Rainy Day
Artist:
ningloreth (pinch-hitter)
Rating: G
Description/summary: Draco makes Hermione a promise.
Warnings: None
Artist's Note(s): Photomanip
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(I tried to tell a story because photo-manipping always feels like cheating compared to drawing ;-)
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For the first one I think she looks beautiful on top of everything else we know she is and I can see why Draco would prize her, scheme for her. Plus, that watercolor wash is done really well! It's subtle and adds to the atmosphere.
The second one is absolutely the meat of a story I'd love to read. I can see her being tempted into a bookstore even though it is in Knockturn Alley. Draco being decent about her bridges the gap for them. Dammit, if I were a writer, you'd have that story started tonight! Thank you so much for pinch-hitting this, I love them both!
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Your prompts could easily have been story prompts, and I really enjoyed trying to tell stories with them.
Your scenario for the second pic is exactly what I had in mind! Your prompt, magic book, just shrieks 'danger'. I think Hermione's looking for information about Horcruxes, and Knockturn Alley books is her last resort... And Draco not only knows better than to open a book without first checking with the bookseller that it's safe, but he also knows a counter curse if someone does open a book and release its magic...
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I'm glad to hear you like photomanips. A lot of people seem to dislike them. I think they think they're cheating (and I sort of agree, time-wise), but they actually give you problems you wouldn't have if you were drawing or painting, because you're limited by the images you can find and the extent to which you can convincingly blend them.
So I'm glad these work for you!
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I was very lucky with the images I managed to find for the first one. The second one was harder, so I'm glad the flying book works :-)
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