First art

Title: "Alone"
Subject: House lays awake while Wilson leaves instead of spending the night. Overall, the story was upbeat but this part was poignant and wouldn't leave until I had it rendered.
Pairing/Rating: House/Wilson. Rated R for nudity
Medium: 3D Computer Graphics Illustration with some minor postwork in Adobe Photoshop.









Title: That's How Strong My Love Is
Author: piscesmoon
Pairing: House/Wilson
Rating: Mature
Length: 21 000 words
Spoilers: Middle third season, between Lines in the Sand and Fools for Love. After the ketamine wears off, but before Tritter.
Summary: For once, Wilson doesn't fall into a relationship, much to House's irritation.
Excerpt:

Sure, Wilson was quick enough to move in with House when he needed a place to stay after being tossed out by a wife. Then it didn't matter that he was crowding House's closets and dirtying up his kitchen with his disgusting-smelling food. But when House finally wanted him to move in, all he got was a horrified 'no.'

Well, that was going to change. He'd bring Wilson to his knees.

Maybe that wasn't the image he wanted in his head right now.

He checked the conference room to make sure nothing had happened that they'd forgotten to pester him about, and then went down to the clinic. As mindless a place as any to do some thinking of how he was going to get Wilson to make a commitment to him.

He'd worked his way through two colds and a case of crotch rot when there was a tap on the exam room door, and it opened.

“This room is occupado,” House said without looking up from the current patient's throat.

“House.”

Wilson, then.

“Patient,” he called. He was avoiding Wilson, right?

“I just want a word.”

“You had plenty of time for words last night, and you didn't do much talking. Maybe Nurse Leah has time to listen.”

“Leah Ryder?” Wilson sounded genuinely puzzled, but House wasn't buying that.

House wheeled around on the chair, looked at Wilson. “Yes. Her. The one you had dinner with the other night. Now, if you don't mind? I have a patient.”

“House, it wasn't –” Wilson's hand was at the back of his neck, a sure sign that House was being difficult.

House turned to the guy on the examining table. “Patient!” The guy jumped, but kept looking straight ahead, ignoring the doctors.

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Second art

Title: "Confessions"
Subject: House and Cameron open up to each other and finally, completely connect.
Pairing/Rating: House/Cameron. Rated Mature for non-explicit nudity
Medium: 3D Computer Graphics Illustration with some minor postwork in Adobe Photoshop.









Title: House Renovations
Author: athousandsmiles
Pairing: House/Cameron
Rating: R to be safe
Word Count: 24, 545
Spoilers: Broken, Teamwork, and possibly other eps of season six, with references to previous seasons as well.
Summary: It's not just the broken down house that needs fixing. It's the two people sharing it. And maybe, by working together to fix up the old house, they can fix themselves as well.
Excerpt:

Her house is a one story ranch with a wide front porch that stretches across the entire structure. The sagging steps and mismatched columns are weather beaten and the shutters hang from the windows like droopy eyelids. The paint, a shade of eggplant that is far less garish than it would seem, is peeling away from the house in papery wisps. To the casual eye, the house is cold and unfeeling, ravaged by time and the elements, but Cameron looks deeper and sees the heart and soul beneath the harsh exterior and she knows in an instant that she's found home.

House has very few regrets, but this... this unintended consequence of his meddling is one of them. Chase should be the one leaving, not Cameron. There is a big part of him that wants to set things right, make her come back. But the little voice in his head that now sounds suspiciously like Dr. Nolan, tells him he's already meddled enough, that he should apologize and move on instead of trying to fix things. That doesn't mean he can't make Chase's life more miserable though. On the other hand, she's gone. How much worse can he make things? He doesn't even know where she's gone and the not knowing bugs him more than anything. She's the itch that never got scratched; the one that got away. A wisp of cobweb stuck to his psyche. She's unfinished business-- his not quite lover.

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