Rylie Goodwin

Okay I just redrew a 3-year-old abomination and I’m quite happy with it 😀

Here’s the original… 🤨

@elishavet-pidyon WOW! I really like him! The hair is incredibly realistic, this almost looks like a photograph 😯 I love how subtle but effective the shading is, and the nose is so realistic and HOW did you do the cloak?!

@freedomwriter76 @koshka @keilah-h @godlyfantasy12

Sorry, I had an RP written yesterday evening, but my phone died before I had it quite finished, and with it went my impetus to write another died too.

So, here I am, nearly a day late. XD

Oh, and Corvina is awesome; I’m so glad you redeem her.

I don’t know how characteristic this will be of…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

Ooo, ouch. My processes tend to change per book.

But over all, I’d say:

1. I start with day dreaming, which usually starts with a random character then progresses to world building.
2. When an idea gets lodged in my head, I may write a character sketch or two, and day dream untill a plot solidifies and character archs become complex…

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@joy-caroline

Hmmm…

I’m writing my WIPs out of order, but mostly because I just haven’t had time to sit down and write the scene that should come next… Or as it is with my second WIP, I despise every beginning I’ve written, so I just write other parts untill I can get a better idea for an opening.

However, I think the biggest reasons that…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

Those are ADORABLE!!!

@joy-caroline I usually write from beginning to end of a book unless there’s a pressing scene I wanna write, though those scenes aren’t necessarily in chronological order. It just gives me a better sense of progression than jumping around, though ofc you’re free to do whatever you want.

@joy-caroline

Interesting. I never thought of it as a bad thing, but then I haven’t done research of that.

I usually write both out of order and in sequence, as in while I am working from the beginning of the book, whenever I want to write a different scene I skip to where it would fall in the manuscript. As I work from the beginning I’m fill in…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

It was SO fun to make! (I love organizing random stuff, so this was sheer candy)

@godlyfantasy12

You should be added!

Okay, let’s try this again.

Click HERE for information overload.

@freedomwriter76 @elishavet-pidyon @keilah-h @godlyfantasy12 @queen_of_alvastia

Below should be a link to the character master sheet.

Let’s hope the link works. =)

Character Notebook Thing

@godlyfantasy12

Good thanks! I’ve gone through and pulled a bunch, but whether or not I have them I, I’m not sure.

I’m thinking of compiling them all on a Google doc, then posting the link in a separate thread where it won’t get buried. What do you think?

@godlyfantasy12

Alright, so I can’t find the descriptions of your characters besides November. Could you get me those, (preferably in the following format)?

Character name: description, particularly age, features, and clothing, even personality.

Oohhh Corvina…if you only knew.

@godlyfantasy12

No you’re not! Or rather if you are than I am too, cause I can’t wait to read some of these discussions.

*Pretends I don’t spend waayyy too much time thinking over conversations*

@freedomwriter76 @koshka @godlyfantasy12

And Viktor had officially gone through the roof. XD

Also, y’all, I’m thinking of throwing in a side character, he wouldn’t really have a POV, but he might move the plot along. I’m thinking an Eirtanian servant at the castle that I’ll use to work on a vague idea I have for one of the refugees they meet in…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

Will do. I shall notify y’all if I need info.

@godlyfantasy12

A master list would be helpful…I may be able to once I get some other stuff out of the way. =)

@freedomwriter76 @elishavet-pidyon  @godlyfantasy12

Our poor, dear charies.

(Btw Mikkel still has a rather young voice, although it’s not high or squeaky or anything like that. It’s one of the only things about him which still reflects his age)

Mikkel

Steve and…Bucky? Those had to be bynames. The young man seemed, tight. Lost. Mikkel…[Read more]