Rylie Goodwin

@theducktator

I tend to study a map after or during the first book, and then I will reference it again if ai gets confused with the author’s directions. However, I tend to modify maps in my head to fit my own impression of the fantasy world, so after the third or so book I rarely if ever look at the map.

@esther-c

*Ecstatic squeals*

That’s awesome!

And yeah, sometimes a charies just don’t make the smartest choices (never mind that we’re technically the one’s making them make those choices).

@ellette-giselle

Welcome to the kingdom! I’m Koshka, a writer of middle-grade stuff ranging from rustic fantasy to sci-fi, plus the occasional poem or two. I play violin and scribble somewhat decent sketches on random pieces of paper.

Oh, and I’m halfway addicted to research. Especially the archeological, cultural, and historical kinds.

Smalls…[Read more]

@loopylin

Finally, here he is. (Poor guy’s way confused)

Leo

Talan? Leo blinked. Blinked again. The thought of another type of living mankind brought dusty memories of bedtime fairytales floating back.

Still, humanity was almost species, not a race.

“Yeah… I guess I’m human, but aren’t…” His voice faded away at the sight of those four…[Read more]

@ava-blue

Thank you! It was drawn in an F pencil, then shaded with a 4B with highlights lifted out via random eraser I picked up.

People often ask me, “are you excited for camp?? The dance?! You can’t wait, right?” …And I realized, I don’t feel excited for anything. I never look forward to things. I know I will like it in the moment, but before? I feel nothing.

BRO LITERALLY SAME I have to fake excitement for people all the time so they dont think I’ve changed my mind abou…[Read more]

@keilah-h

Thank you!

@highscribeofaetherium

Thanks!

And your signature is hilarious.

And… here’s a sketch I’ve been meaning to share, especially for y’all sci-fi peoples who inspired this medieval girl to actually start a random sci-fi WIP.

It’s Silvia. And I got carried away trying to figure out gauntlets that she and her (crobar?) were never finished (and I have now forgotten what she’s holding. It’s not a sword).

@highscribeofaetherium

That map. Wow. It is quite literally one style that my brain makes book maps up in, but which I haven’t been able to get on paper.

This is so weird, like seeing a spare brain cell just laying around. (Which is a weird metaphor, now that I think about it.)

Anyway, great job!

@freed_and_redeemed

Ahhhh! His backstories have come to the scene!!

Great job…have you finished the scene yet, and are you willing to share?

*GASPETH* she’s using AI.

I once tried to generate a character face claim for Raphael once. I don’t think it understood me. It was….uh… interesting.

@loopylin

*Stumbles in covered in glitter glue*

Sorry I vanished for a couple weeks. I just worked some kids summer camps and stuff. I’ll pick up Leo in a minute.

OOH HOW BRILLIANT
I love this idea! It’s a very nice symbiotic exercise hehehe

I would love to join, if you don’t mind 😀

OH OH OK EEK 🏃‍♀️

@loopylin OH YES MAAM >:))))  when do you wanna start??

I now have no less than 4 Bible Studies I’m doing this summer and I’m really happy about it zjhgdnvgadf

From one poultry paladin to another, danke 🙏😌

Hehe the church that sent this out is the one I attended last Sunday 👀👀

@loopylin

Leo

He sighed and shuffled back a little more. If this Liko fellow wanted to fix the pipe proper, if he had some clue what he was doing, Leo would be the last person to stand in his way.

Or rather, flop in the way.

“Call me Leo.” He folded his arms under his chin to watch and point his headlamp. Liko seemed to know what he was doing,…[Read more]

@loopylin

Leo

The light in his eyes was vaguely familiar in all the wrong ways. Leo squinted, wrinkling his nose into a grimace. “That’s what the paperwork said.”

The light shifted to his handiwork, leaving Leo to blink away the two suns imprinted on his retina.

“The leak’s stopped.” He said, adding a for now under his breath. A small bulge…[Read more]

@loopylin

Sure, go right ahead! Leo’s never seen an alien before, so that could get interesting (he’ll probably just think he’s seeing things at first).

@freed_and_redeemed

I think, content wise, they are young adult, even if you could appeal to an older audience as well.