Basking Made Better
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“Where are you going!?” Donatello looked over his shoulder from his spot on the couch as he caught April half way over one of the old turnstiles, long sense rusted shut.
April lifted her sunglasses onto her head, her hair was down and she was certainly not dressed for any kind of training Donnie had ever heard of.
“I’m going to the beach.”
Donnie narrowed his eyes suspiciously. As of late, April topside for any reason wasn’t a good reason.
“Why?”
“…to lay in the sun?”
“…wearing that?”
“Yes. Donatello. Wearing this. Thank you. Can I go now?”
There was very brief pause, a quick blink of his wide brown eyes and then Donatello couldn’t get off that couch, up the stairs and to the entrance of the lair fast enough.
“Oh-uh! Good idea! The uh- the exothermic temperature down here is getting kinda cold, huh?”
April lowered her sunglasses back to their place on her nose and cocked a brow.
“That’s curious considering your face is flushed red all the way down to your neck.”
Donnie’s eyes rolled upward and then he sighed, defeated. Nothing got past her.
April smirked and nodded her head towards the tunnel.
“C’mon, Reptile Romeo.”
Shellter, the kitten that died in the animal shelter cause no one wanted it and then became a ghost.
Credit to http://ollieramblings.tumblr.com/
Hello, olliescribbles here;
thanks for the credit, but it would have been nice if you asked me permission first. I don’t remember ever receiving any such ask.
When an artist puts a lineart or sketch online, you should never assume that the the piece is automatically up for grabs. I was going to finish this. I decided to share it at that early stage only because I knew it would make some people happy, but the original has a giant “WIP” watermark pasted on the center for a reason.
You know? If you actually asked me if you could colour it, I would have most likely said yes, because I’m generally really easygoing about stuff like this. Just, ask me first. Always ask the artist before doing the work; there may be a few who don’t mind, but it’s just courtesy. And it makes us feel like our work is actually being respected.
(Source: angelrairay.deviantart.com)