Rylie Goodwin

@loopylin

YAY!

*poofs off to find project*

@whalekeeper @loopylin

Ah! It’s Hugo! (Hi, Whaley.)

Also… Why does Viktor grin so much… I need more expressions to express a cheerful nature without sounding like a brainless lunatic. XD

Viktor

Imaginary friends, sisters, and… Corpse Crystal? That felt like an insult to the lovely color on his plate, although the mineral itself was less…[Read more]

@rae

Ah! Happy Birthday!! I’m so glad you had a blast! It sounds like a fun day.

That cheesecake place looks amazing. Now I want to go to Connecticut. XD

@loopylin

Hey, would you still be up for doing this in the next month or so? I realize I never got around to writing/sending you a story.

I was writing one that would go in the “Appendix” for Portals: When My Story Ate Me. I just didn’t feel like it was really coming home. I realize now that I rely a bit too much on the reader’s ability to read…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle

Wow. That’s a way to do it. XD There’s some neat stuff in there.

@loopylin

Hmmm… *Note* I made up a mineral since I couldn’t find one that fit the description.

Viktor

A little sister problem then. Viktor squinted though his dusty goggles at his partner. He wouldn’t want to pry, but Lois had been nice, friendly. He deserved the same in return.

“OK. If you want to talk about it though, I don’t mind. Maybe…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle

Ack! Thou snoop of the KP annals, why hast thou resurrected mine art? XD

Thank you. I’m glad you like my art. This specific piece still makes me happy, although now the mistakes seem so obvious. I won’t point them out, though. I like flattery. You’re welcome. 😉

@loopylin

This is a great question! Now I have to think… and think…

Dalton: Primary=Fight. Secondary=freeze He’s a warrior, but also a squirrel. Some things never change. This does come in handy though, since most of the others have fight pretty low down on their instincts.

Viktor: Primary=Flight. Secondary=Fight. Pretty standard. He’s…[Read more]

I like y’all’s quotes…

I was cleaning the house a few days ago, and as usual my brain wandered down more rabbit trails than I can count. I ended up with this quote from nowhere:

She’s not childlike. She’s a phantom of her childhood, dancing on the wind by the power of lunchables and red 40.

@ellette-giselle

Lovely! It looks like a book my brother would pick up at Mardel.

@whalekeeper

*Nods in deep concentration*

A serious problem indeed.

I might have the Lady of Poetry Abigail Metzger’s personal writing email somewhere in my files. I at least have access to an old WIP doc of hers. Not sure how much good she can do us, but it’s another contact for hope.

@keilah-h

They’re cute! The bus one is really good, but I also really like seeing how you did the shadows on the manatee, the color gradient in the beach one, and the sandpiper is just cute. I love birds, and the abstract/loose style you used fits. 🙂 Thanks for sharing!

@loopylin

How does she disappear without glitter or a handy window? I…[Read more]

@loopylin

Lol. Hey, it works. XD

Viktor

“Fights?” It took most of a second for the word to sort itself out into memory. “Maybe if I was frustrated and just wanted to yell at someone who would not cause trouble with our case worker. But it was nice to have someone who agreed with me. I argued more with my sisters.”

Viktor grinned good…[Read more]

*joins the mission*

@reaganramm

Where art thou?

We were abandoned by the Raspberry King long before my days. What we do not remember, we do not regret. (However, this site has a long memory.)

Then our own Queen @kathleenramm , whom my generation of KeePers loyaly followed, vanished. (We hope for a safe return as she overcomes the dread land…[Read more]

@keilah-h

Thanks!

That would be awesome! I’d love to see your watercolors.

@whalekeeper

Thank you. 🙂 She’s flattered.

@grcr

Ah! I love them. I love them all!!

The drawing for Bennet is my favorite though. I love how you draw things by not drawing them, if that makes sense… I like his hands(really), and his expression. Also, how anatomically correct you are is impressive. You’re definitely finding a good balance between artistic and realistic. (In mine own…[Read more]

@ellette-giselle

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!

That is so exciting! I can’t wait to finish it.

*Dumps confetti on your head*

Work is letting up for a bit (as in, about to be over for the Summer) so I’ll actually have the time I want to read and comment.

@highscribeofaetherium

I just looked back at the chart thingy and realized/remembered I’m to give you feedback ect.  what types of feedback would you like? Do you need help becoming unstuck? I’m up for pretty much anything; story, brainstorm, writing, nagging–whatever you need and or want.

And ohhh. Yea, I’m behind too. Fell off the train…[Read more]

@rae

Birthdays can be tough. My twin and I had such an elaborate coffee themed idea for our 16th. Then that birthday rolled around and it no longer fit. Life had changed. We were stuck between choices, not wanting a huge party, but not wanting to let another milestone slip by. We ended up doing a small Jane Austen themed tea party with some…[Read more]