Indian Paintbrush Book Novels & Stories

Her long hair had been swept into a high ponytail, keeping loose strands away from her face as she worked. A palette rested comfortably in one hand. The other moved almost effortlessly across the canvas. Unlike the previous week, inspiration wasn't refusing to come. Quite the opposite. It flowed so naturally that she barely had to think. Brush after brush... Stroke after stroke... Colors blended together as though they had already existed inside her mind. Time disappeared. She wasn't thinking. She wasn't planning. She was simply painting. Nearly two hours later, she finally lowered her brush. A satisfied breath escaped her lips. "Done."

" Gregorio looked serious. "What do you mean?" Maureen asked confused. She thought the painting was done. Gregorio handed the paintbrush and acrylic colors to Maureen. Maureen was silent as she gripped the paintbrush tightly. "Sir, it looks like your painting is done," "Not yet," Gregorio replied. Gregorio showed the girl a part of the painting that he intended not to paint. "Ah, this fairy has a flower in her ear," Maureen pointed out in the painting. She didn't notice it right away, because she was looking at the fairy's face.

Once I received my herbs, I ran home like I was being chased, worried that someone might find out it was Grandma who was taking the herbs. This felt so weird, but I dared not ask Grandma about it. … A few days later, a couple showed up again. Just like many before them, it was a rich man and a young, pretty woman. "Madam Albright, I heard from John that you could make a few paintings? May I request two more? I'd like to have options." Grandma said without looking up, "It's an extra five million dollars per painting." "Of course. I'll leave it to your good hands."

Rich people really were different, Alethea thought to herself in awe. "No, young lady. I can't draw," she said, making Shareeza pout. "But I can color," Alethea added, noticing one of Shareeza's coloring books that caught her attention. She didn't know the name of the pattern in the book, but it looked like the designs of Indian jewelry (meaning Mandala motifs). Shareeza smiled and, with kindness, handed Alethea one of her crayons. They sat side by side with their legs stretched out in front of the porch sofa, coloring on a glass table. They were so absorbed in their work that the silence between them was almost tangible.

But once given, it by no means meant I needed someone to hold my hand. I reached over to the bundle of paintbrushes and grabbed a long handle with a thick, round brush, slopped it into the green, and let my eyes capture the first bit of exposed flesh I saw. A limb bumped into me while my hand dotted a shoulder with thick globs, and a cool caress fell down my back that transformed into goosebumps. Spontaneous motion took over me, where my globs became zigzags and lines of both thick and thin. Others joined my paintbrush, and soon the body before me was a living work of art. I was so enamored by the flourishing of movement and naked flesh, I’d lost track of things. It was only when my brush ra

She dips the brush into the grey paint and strokes the soft color onto the book. “I always get more anxious when I am…being visited by mother nature.” She beats around the bush. I guess period talk embarrassed her. How could I not have noticed? Her cheeks are stained pink along with her neck and ears. She was fidgeting the whole time while we were talking about what to do with her being on it and we had a total stranger come in and she probably felt like the conversation was too personal. We were just trying to keep her safe, I can't say I am sorry for that. I kneel to the ground to get a closer look at what she was making. So far, she has only got the front cover painted grey and now she is

She said as Christian dropped her gently on the floor and she rushed outside. “So?” Christian lifted an eyebrow as Mishka wrapped her arms around his shoulder. “So?” She smiled. “You intentionally kept that book at the podium to remind guests of the adversities Indians faced during British rule in India,” He stared into her eyes. “Nooo!” Mishka said. “Why would I do that?” She asked, and Christian tickled her. “You can’t fool me! The book is about all the atrocities Indians faced and how they were enslaved in the hands of Britishers.” He said and Mishka pouted. “You are no less than Kiara.”

What counts is sticking to the steps laid out. That day, sunlight slants through the window just right. Suddenly, Beatrice shifts how she moves things forward. Gone is the worn poetry book from before. Sitting there instead - a slender wooden case, smooth to look at. Without hurry, she lifts the lid and sets it flat on the tabletop. Nestled in soft blue fabric inside: delicate paintbrushes, pans of dried color, plus thick sheets meant for wet strokes. “I thought you might express what you can’t say,” she suggests, her voice honeyed. “The visions. Paint them for me. The colors, the shapes. It might be a relief.”

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It transforms the adventure through my collection into something truly extraordinary! ASIN: B0DQ81GWJC ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to my talented art designer, Rebekah, for the stunning digital paintings, that you can find on my P*******t page just by searching Unusualdee, and the beautiful book cover. A special thanks goes to Light and Gem for their invaluable feedback as my Beta readers. I also deeply appreciate all the other wonderful members of the SBAR (Smut Book Avid Reader) club for their unwavering support throughout the journey of compiling these smut stories. Your encouragement means the world to me.