Jack laughed when he saw what she had done. "Great makeup but aren't you meant to be painting on the canvas, not your face?" He then went back to his drawing, looking up at her occasionally.

"Pfft." Ven said wiping it off as best as she could, the blue paint clung to her red sweater. "I think I made it worse." She said grinning. She continued on to paint the canvass, instead of her face.

He laughed again, "You did make it worse! It's now just smudged over your face." He found a tissue and wiped it across her face, trying to get rid of the paint for her.

Vendalynn chuckled, "You're going to run out of tissues." She said the tissue tickled her skin.

"You're right, I am." He grinned, putting the tissues infront of her, he whined "It's too difficult! Sort yourself out!"

"Okay, okay." Ven said with a giggle. She cleaned herself up and resumed painting.

Jack finished drawing and looked down at the finished piece, satisfied with his creation, he wrote his signature in the corner.

Ven was halfway done with her painting. It was a boy of some sort that had dark hair and blue with green eyes. The rest of him was completely unfinished and a mess of soon-to-be-painted construction lines.

He looked over at her painting and smiled, "You're pretty good at that. Who's the boy?"

"You silly," Ven said, she was better at painting humans than animals. Her aunt was the only one who wasn't confused by the paintings of animals she painted and hung on the wall at home.