Incessant was not something Evan attributed to Kinsay James. So while he did not notice her look over or anything even indicating she had considered pairing up with him, had he there definitely would have been an open invitation to do so. And there would have been the nagging reminder once again that he was concerned with how... withdrawn she seemed lately. Perhaps something for another day.

Not paying much attention to anything anyone else was currently working on, Evan decided with color scheme decided and quote picked - he would just start throwing it up on the walls. To him, graffiti was about spontaneity, which while made him uncomfortable he still wanted to embrace the experience. "Pin-gaer-o-sol black!" Again with the classic color, in order to put a background for underneath his quote. Once he'd got a less than perfect rectangle of black (left flawed intentionally), he finished up with that color before casting again with gray in order to add some accents and a shading type look to the back drop.

Once that was done, it was time to tackle his words. The first line was done with green, and the words Success is not final.

Following that came a line of red. Failure is not fatal.

And the last line was then done with yellow. It is the courage to continue that counts. It wasn't the proper order of an actual traffic stop, but frankly he thought the colors were fitting with the wording and so he'd decided to go for it. And frankly, he was quite liking the way it turned out. He then proceeded to use gray again to put Winston Churchill at the bottom, signifying where the quote itself had come from - as it was not his own words.

Rather pleased with the result, he turned again to his canvas. If there was a little bit of class time left, he might as well have fun with playing with the colors and experimenting.