You know, it’s surprisingly challenging for me to actually try to improve in my own direction. A lot of my time drawing (writing doesn’t work like this) is spent thinking of this or that artist and how I wish I could do (digital/watercolor/ink/shading/faces) like this artist or that. It’s not until I finally slow down […]
whoa, wordpress facelift! all right then. i can deal. anyway, was sketching. find myself repulsed by the idea of penning/colored penciling things, so in this case i settled for a pencil sketch with digital colors /lazy i decided that lucienne, cirrus and ingrid would really get along. it wasn’t until was contemplating coloring this that […]
I kind of like it. It’s so glowy. :O That’s all. Finishing up “Wind-Running” and looking forward to “Sky-Dancing.” WR is almost the same length as SW, which is continuing my indecision about whether I would market this as one 600-or-so page epic or as three separate books in a trilogy.
I just realized in my own writing that I have this tendency to be all right writing females — except for the lead role. I mean, maybe women writers in general tend to be somewhat weaker at writing their own sex than they are writing males (this, of course, is possibly just trying to justify […]
(Octavia Butler’s Fledgling got good in the last 50 pages. Why do authors do that?) The man brushed at his collar and told her laughingly, “Yes, I’m a world-seeker too. Are you?” Lucienne said nothing. There was something in his face she didn’t trust. She felt vulnerable without Levi beside her, like any word could […]
Burgh. I really want a new OMS layout. But I’m stuck. I had been working on a less graphics-based one to no real success. I especially lost interest in it once smelly Margaret goes “You alllwaaaays have a picture.” And now I want it to have a picture. But I don’t know of what. I’ve […]
All right! This thing shall be conquered and full of updates on my artistic/literary life! 🙂 First off, this is what I’m currently jamming to. I heard it off an underground Christian radio station, Effect Radio. I’ve been finding so many good bands through them, and for the first time in a while I’m probably […]
The boardwalks here were spindly and creaky, with missing planks and shaky railings. Lucienne loved it. Each step she took was careful as she ascended the slope of a crescent-shaped bridge. Fillip squeezed her hand and inched after her. She stopped and took a seat at its peak. Fillip used her shoulder to slowly ease […]