Emma Flournoy

@graciegirl
Thanks! She is actually an RPG character, but this drawing was so random, I have no idea where she is or what she’s doing. =P

@emma-flournoy
Thank you, glad you like! =D

@kate-flournoy
Thanks! The program I use (Clip Studio Paint) comes with some premade textures, so I mix and match my own changes with those to get the look I want. M…[Read more]

@graciegirl
Thanks! She is actually an RPG character, but this drawing was so random, I have no idea where she is or what she’s doing. =P

@emma-flournoy
Thank you, glad you like! =D

@kate-flournoy
Thanks! The program I use (Clip Studio Paint) comes with some premade textures, so I mix and match my own changes with those to get the look I want. M…[Read more]

A topic on Les Miserables!!! *glares at @emma-flournoy,* why didn’t you call me over here sooner. JK, (but seriously) 😉

First of all, I read this book probably about a year ago, but lately I have lived and breathed Les Miserables. (Pretty much literally.) (The character of Cosette is now in my bloodstream.) After just rolling off of four…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy, the sewer scene wasn’t actually too bad. Go read it. It’s not as long as the Battle of Waterloo thing. Which I read, but it went completely over my head, because I don’t know anything about Waterloo except what I learned in a Classical Conversations history sentence in fourth grade, and I only remember that because it was in a…[Read more]

@His-Instrument Oh look! A Les Mis RANT THREAD! :’D

@EMMA-FLOURNOY GET OVER HERE NOW.

*ahem* Love this topic. I could probably write a book about everything Les Mis did amazingly… you covered a lot of it. I’d also like to point out what a great job Hugo did of recycling characters— bringing them in again in all the most unexpected places…[Read more]

@emma-flournoy Thanks, but I don’t really want the meaning of yearning, I want the feel it gives you. That emotional code imprinted on it.

@graciegirl Thanks. Btw, The Count of Monte Cristo is my all time favorite novel and A Tale of Two Cities is my second favorite.

The crocodile toe–I was just trying to sell one to Kate. …Though I don’t…[Read more]

@emma-flournoy Yeah, I have them italicized where I wrote them, but copying and pasting it here apparently stripped it of its formatting.

@Daeus, yes, when I got a 5.5×6-inch printed copy, it was a little over 200 pages. But that’s not the size that the Google Doc version is.

@Emma-flournoy, I hope you won’t be finding that kind of mistake, though it’s certainly possible. You can point them out, I guess, but don’t make them your focus. Yes, I will need your e-mail. I’ll send you a…[Read more]

@emma-flournoy, I have it in a Google Document (because I don’t have Word on my computer, more’s the pity), to which I add a chapter a week. The document is shared with readers so they can comment on things. I send out e-mails letting people know once I add a new chapter.
Anything, everything. . . anything to do with plot, theme,…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy, I certainly will. Maybe if your sister reads it, you’ll get a glimpse over her shoulder now and then.
@emma-flournoy, it’s 110 pages in the document, but each page has about 750 words on it because I use a small font.
@daeus, it may well need a second round of betaing, and in that case I’ll ask you again.

@daeus (Hope recommended you), @ethryndal, @writefury, @kate-flournoy, @emma-flournoy, @dragon-snapper, and anyone else who’s interested

@emma-flournoy, most definitely will be praying for you. Absolutely agree about those trembling hands. 😛 And also, did you mean ‘me too’ as in you’re doing a piano exam, or you’re praying? sorry, I wasn’t sure. 🙂

@ethryndal
Cool! I’ll keep my eyes open for it. =)

@emma-flournoy
Yeah, it’s long. =o
Ahhh, that seems doable. I’ll look into it sometime!

@winter-rose
Well, at the moment she knows herself as “Red”, but she also has a name that I can’t remember at the moment. XD
Oooh, that’s cool! I like the name Ember. Sparks interest. (pun intended =P)

@sarah-h
Thank you! Digital art is pretty much like painting/drawing except that all the tools are in a digital program that you can use from a computer or tablet of some kind. It has layers and stuff that make the actual process easier.
Oooh, that looks really cool and I’ll check it out when I’m at a place with a little better internet…[Read more]

@sarah-h
Thank you! Digital art is pretty much like painting/drawing except that all the tools are in a digital program that you can use from a computer or tablet of some kind. It has layers and stuff that make the actual process easier.
Oooh, that looks really cool and I’ll check it out when I’m at a place with a little better internet…[Read more]