#fieldmouse

I love you, thank you for sending the prompt 💛 happy birthday to me I got to finally post some FieldMouse!!!

It was rare to get the chance to spend time together in person. Wes was at the mercy of the cases his team pursued, and it wasn't exactly easy to carve out the time in the middle of an investigation for a date night. He wasn't in the right country most of the time to even attempt to plan lunch, or make a dinner reservation, or even take an hour to get coffee and a pastry. When he wasn't shuttling around Europe to stop some criminal or another, he was in Budapest.

And his boyfriend was in Athens, which wasn't even in the same time zone.

It was only a one hour difference. But still.

He'd always been in the same city as his partner, in the past. A different country and a different time zone were never anything he'd had to navigate before. He'd considered it, with Ella, but that had fallen apart before he could put it to the test. That would have been an eleven hour time difference, and a much messier relationship to maintain than what he'd ended up stumbling into with Mouse - which was saying something, considering the identity confusion that had occurred the night they met.

Not Something of a "Blast from The Past" but rather Something New I've Been Experimenting on Other Fairy Tales in My New Artstyle That I've Certainly Never Touched Before.

Here's My Own Personal Take on Hans Christian Andersen's "Thumbelina". Only Instead of Using My Main CS-Esque Style for This One, I Used a Completely Different Style for My Personal Adaptational Interpretation of The Fairytale within a Classic Xilam-Esque Direction for My Stab on This Take.

I May Try to do an Experiment on Other Different Artstyles from Other Favorite Animation Studios of Mine for My Case for Upcoming Touches.

Also, While Drawing This in Separate Parts, This Reminds Me as to How That I Haven't Seen Don Bluth's Version in a Long Time. Re-Watch Soon?

Thumbelina (c) Hans Christian Andersen

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