Jane Maree

@gabbyj Cool! 😀 I’d love to see your card creations sometime. We actually have a forum topic for that: I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas with Every Christmas Card I Write…

No, I typically use colored pencils for my cards. 🙂

@gabbyj  WHOA. That’s exactly how I imagined her!! Thank you! It looks amazing!

Bye, @epicaddie2. Anyone else on?

YAY! @epicaddie2 !

Heeeeyyyyy, Subjects of Pen! Aislie here! I’m writing, if you didn’t guess from the fact that I’m in Writer’s Corner #12. Anyone else?

@alia @dekreel @catwing @dragon-snapper @emily

@gabbyj Good analogy! Now I want a sandwich. 😉 I like worldbuilding. Oo, and making up characters!

@draw-ish_people

I have a character in need of a face. Her name is Amelia Oddworth, and she’s an upper-class, rich person in a steampunk world. She’s got dark brown hair that is always in some fancy hairstyle. Her face is heart-shaped, with dimples and green eyes. She’s tall, poised, and wears fancy Victorian Era dresses. With goggles. Also,…[Read more]

@lifeofkatie Okay, thanks. That helps. I think I’m going to give it a try. 😀

@introvert_girl That makes sense, though I think I’ll create all my own pins.

This makes sense too. I just have to make sure there’s some sort of victory right?

@gabbyj I did–it was a great experience! It worked quite differently then than I believe it does now, but I learned a lot of Scripture passages through that and grew a lot because of it over these three years.

That’s great that you’ve been able to discover new authors through our interviews. 😀 I’m thrilled that we’re able to interview so many…[Read more]

@dekreel Btw, if you want to learn more about this, K.M.Wieland has a whole book on it. 😉

@dekreel @sam-kowal got it in a nutshell. Basically, if your character starts the book bitter and angry, goes through the plot and comes out having forgiven and learnt to love (or vice versa) that is a character arc. Its just how your character changes through the story.

@sam-kowal  Ahh okay, thanks a lot!

@dekreel It’s your character changing over the course of your story. It’s them learning things, deciding things, being shown things about the world and changing on a deep level because of those things.

Usually, a character arc tracks the curve of how a character becomes a better wiser person over the story, but downward characters arcs can also…[Read more]

Here’s a canvas I painted for my mom:

@gabbyj Yes. 😊 I tried painting about five years ago and I’m so glad I did! I’ve never used oil or watercolor, but I like acrylic.

Do you like to make homemade Christmas cards? 🙂

Yes, this makes sense. The story doesn’t actually end, because there’s still hope!

Thanks for the advice! I think I’m beginning to get a feel of how to work an ending like this.

Hey, Jane! I’m ‘Jenna’! I follow your blog!!! ❤😊