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EverLasting Impressions Parlor
Right on the edge of New Haven where it merges with Dragonsgate was a line of shops with limestone fronts and the cleanest sidewalks you've ever seen. The lamp posts here were always beaming brightly and the citizens were often smiling.
From the outside you might think it was an art gallery. A flawless bay window front was edged in classic velvet curtains of ruby red. Between them were three panels of paintings. The center panel was colorful and depicted all manner of fae creatures with glowing eyes, shimmering skin, and delicate wings. The right panel was full of faces, all beautiful and each with a modification. The left panel was flesh with ink, some showing tattoos in motion, and a few bits embellished with bits of silver poking through. Henna-like white etching framed the window. To the side was a door of cobalt blue with the same style of etching. Centered about ten feet over the storefront was a great sign bearing the shop's name in vibrant purple calligraphy.
The hours are from noon to two in the morning. The days were Tuesday through Saturday. Mondays were a vacation day and Sundays were reserved for body modifications or other thaumaturgical services. Inside the shop were brick walls with track lighting hung overheard. The floors were beautiful, super shined white oak. Track lighting hung overheard and a few accent lamps of twisted metal with clouded, colored glass shades were located here or there. In the waiting room was a table with well-kept picture books. A receptionist desk was in the center with two aisles leading back to private rooms. A red leather couch was off to the right and black leather chairs lined the left side of the room. Artwork was hung on every wall. A bowl of fresh fruit was always on the coffee table and the air there was a sweet perfume, but it was hard to track down the exact source of the scent (not to mention everyone who tried to describe it seemed to think it was different).
There were three artists. Their pictures were frame just inside the door with little golden nameplates beneath to identify them. Aiden Ashcroft appeared to be partly of elven descent. Pointed ears stuck up from short spikes of platinum blonde hair. His jaw line was impeccable. His eyes were a heartbreakingly beautiful hue of light blue. Liselotte Lovelace was wearing a spunky expression. Her hair was tri-toned there. Black, red, and white. Ink covered skin was otherwise immaculate in its clear complexion. A leopard print scarf was around her throat. Her eyes looked tired. West Bloodworth was ruggedly handsome but his most notable trait was a set of gently spiraling horns that rose from either side of his head. His hair was copper red with silver dime highlights. His eyes were greener than the grass and his features were heavily accented with piercing of various shapes and sizes.
The receptionist was one of two people. A little black haired whelp with freckles who was willowy and smelled of smoke, or a blond haired elven girl who looked very much like she might be related to Aiden Ashcroft. No prices were listed and the only itemized indication of services was on their turquoise business cards set in a faceted glass holder. However, if you but ask the receptionist she'll tell you that the services are as follows:
Tattoos - Basic service ranging anywhere from 50 silver nobles on up. Black & white, color, animated, glamour infused, charmed. Henna tattoos also available from 10 silver nobles and up depending on complexity.
Piercing - Standard silver (some colored also) jewelry included, starting at 20 silver nobles. Runic embedding starting at 70 silver nobles (also covers aftercare visits) without jewelry.
Scarification - Ritualistic or modern placement of scars as cultural markings, proof of rank, skin purification rites.
Skin Tinting - Permanent or temporary. 100 silver flat fee for temporary (lasting 6 months) and 200 silver for permanent. Adding a glamour sheen is 50 silver nobles. Adding an artificial shimmer is 25 silver nobles. Also covers permanent makeup starting at 20 silver nobles.
Body Modification - Anything from bone stretching to skin pulling to additional appendages such as tails, ears, and wings. This is a type of blood magic and takes multiple visits. Start price is at 75 silver nobles and can top out around 1000 silver nobles.
Eye Dyes - Changing the color of your iris or pupil, pupil shape, whole eye tinting. 100 silver nobles & up.
Total Body Makeover - Starting at 500 silver nobles with 2 months of free visits for checkups and slight alterations. Always wanted to be a woodland elf whenever you were born as an ogre" We can help with that. You bring us a picture or a premise. We will craft the ideal body for you and then change your body into the one of your dreams.
Need to schedule an appointment to speak with someone" All you had to do was leave a message ((PM, SN Liselotte, please)) to discuss your wants and needs ((or possible scenes, you see)). There were various assistants completing art apprenticeships in the shop who were more than happy to convey your wishes to the three master artistes.
EverLasting Impressions Parlor
Right on the edge of New Haven where it merges with Dragonsgate was a line of shops with limestone fronts and the cleanest sidewalks you've ever seen. The lamp posts here were always beaming brightly and the citizens were often smiling.
From the outside you might think it was an art gallery. A flawless bay window front was edged in classic velvet curtains of ruby red. Between them were three panels of paintings. The center panel was colorful and depicted all manner of fae creatures with glowing eyes, shimmering skin, and delicate wings. The right panel was full of faces, all beautiful and each with a modification. The left panel was flesh with ink, some showing tattoos in motion, and a few bits embellished with bits of silver poking through. Henna-like white etching framed the window. To the side was a door of cobalt blue with the same style of etching. Centered about ten feet over the storefront was a great sign bearing the shop's name in vibrant purple calligraphy.
The hours are from noon to two in the morning. The days were Tuesday through Saturday. Mondays were a vacation day and Sundays were reserved for body modifications or other thaumaturgical services. Inside the shop were brick walls with track lighting hung overheard. The floors were beautiful, super shined white oak. Track lighting hung overheard and a few accent lamps of twisted metal with clouded, colored glass shades were located here or there. In the waiting room was a table with well-kept picture books. A receptionist desk was in the center with two aisles leading back to private rooms. A red leather couch was off to the right and black leather chairs lined the left side of the room. Artwork was hung on every wall. A bowl of fresh fruit was always on the coffee table and the air there was a sweet perfume, but it was hard to track down the exact source of the scent (not to mention everyone who tried to describe it seemed to think it was different).
There were three artists. Their pictures were frame just inside the door with little golden nameplates beneath to identify them. Aiden Ashcroft appeared to be partly of elven descent. Pointed ears stuck up from short spikes of platinum blonde hair. His jaw line was impeccable. His eyes were a heartbreakingly beautiful hue of light blue. Liselotte Lovelace was wearing a spunky expression. Her hair was tri-toned there. Black, red, and white. Ink covered skin was otherwise immaculate in its clear complexion. A leopard print scarf was around her throat. Her eyes looked tired. West Bloodworth was ruggedly handsome but his most notable trait was a set of gently spiraling horns that rose from either side of his head. His hair was copper red with silver dime highlights. His eyes were greener than the grass and his features were heavily accented with piercing of various shapes and sizes.
The receptionist was one of two people. A little black haired whelp with freckles who was willowy and smelled of smoke, or a blond haired elven girl who looked very much like she might be related to Aiden Ashcroft. No prices were listed and the only itemized indication of services was on their turquoise business cards set in a faceted glass holder. However, if you but ask the receptionist she'll tell you that the services are as follows:
Tattoos - Basic service ranging anywhere from 50 silver nobles on up. Black & white, color, animated, glamour infused, charmed. Henna tattoos also available from 10 silver nobles and up depending on complexity.
Piercing - Standard silver (some colored also) jewelry included, starting at 20 silver nobles. Runic embedding starting at 70 silver nobles (also covers aftercare visits) without jewelry.
Scarification - Ritualistic or modern placement of scars as cultural markings, proof of rank, skin purification rites.
Skin Tinting - Permanent or temporary. 100 silver flat fee for temporary (lasting 6 months) and 200 silver for permanent. Adding a glamour sheen is 50 silver nobles. Adding an artificial shimmer is 25 silver nobles. Also covers permanent makeup starting at 20 silver nobles.
Body Modification - Anything from bone stretching to skin pulling to additional appendages such as tails, ears, and wings. This is a type of blood magic and takes multiple visits. Start price is at 75 silver nobles and can top out around 1000 silver nobles.
Eye Dyes - Changing the color of your iris or pupil, pupil shape, whole eye tinting. 100 silver nobles & up.
Total Body Makeover - Starting at 500 silver nobles with 2 months of free visits for checkups and slight alterations. Always wanted to be a woodland elf whenever you were born as an ogre" We can help with that. You bring us a picture or a premise. We will craft the ideal body for you and then change your body into the one of your dreams.
Need to schedule an appointment to speak with someone" All you had to do was leave a message ((PM, SN Liselotte, please)) to discuss your wants and needs ((or possible scenes, you see)). There were various assistants completing art apprenticeships in the shop who were more than happy to convey your wishes to the three master artistes.