MarkMcGuire

@That_Writer_Girl_99 *is inspired*

True. All of it. *sighs* I suppose I’m not ready to be a teacher yet, then. 😉

NOW I’VE GOTTA GO WRITE. EXCUSE ME.

Tell you guys what. @Daeus @That_Writer_Girl_99 @Emma-Flournoy LET ME READ THE BOOK I’M GETTING. And then I will do a post on here and explain everything I understand. I know a tiny bit about cognitive functions but nowhere near enough to explain coherently.
See, this is the problem with being a teacher of something you’re fascinated by……[Read more]

@Daeus *freaks out* NO! I’M NOT READY! I HAVE TO GET IT STRAIGHT IN MY HEAD FIRST! 😛

@Dragon-Snapper uhhhh… calligraphy is a good place. 😛 Any art, really, though as calligraphy focuses more on words and their composition it’s excellent for setting a groundwork.

@That_Writer_Girl_99 yep! Though if you could share the link again… my computer crashed and I lost it. 🙁

Welcome back @Corissa-Maiden-of-Praise! The world can always use more ENFJs. 😉

@kate-flournoy I can’t even remember what I came up with… I think it was for my name, not for my site. And no, it didn’t work. XD

But monograms are pretty cool. I love that, @dragon-snapper. 🙂

(Pretty wicked design skills there, by the way, Snapper. Do you have any experience with graphic design?)

@Dragon-Snapper yes, I love that! It’s called a monogram. We haven’t discussed that, have we @Hope? Or at least the one you came up with didn’t… er… work. 😛

@Hope nope, why should I elaborate? It wasn’t my idea. *cheeky grin* XD

*coughs* Writing in the Light, for those of the curious, is a very difficult thing to put a unique logo to. Aside from light rays and candles and lanterns and other such highly cool, highly overused symbols. Therein, apparently, lies its difficulty and unsuitableness.

Kate out.

@Mark-Kamibaya yes. Most people do use it as a classification system, which bothers me to no end. If you dig down deep and really get to understand the process though, you’ll see the sixteen types are really only a general summary of probabilities built on the common tendencies/stereotypes of the different functions. (Not cognitive functions;…[Read more]

@kina-lamb LightWrighter sounds cool too. The main problem being that Lightwriter is a thing and that might get confusing. 🙁

HA!
Believe it. 😛

@Daeus

@Jane-Maree welp, I’m the little sopping bucket of tears, so… XD

@Northerner, @jess Right… it’s been a bit since I read the books. XD My brain isn’t working with names right now.

@Northerner *grins* I can live with that. They care too much, I think. Duty on one side, friends on the other… *sniffs* my poor boy. He so doesn’t deserve it. But the theme and character arc demand it.

@emma-flournoy Yes, but your sister is on my side, so there. XD I do still like Writing in the Light, and will keep my blog named that or will rework it into a tagline. But Inkfeather sounds… cooler. More official.

@Northerner Never heard of Iggyfeather. I think there are enough ink and feather things that the name doesn’t take anything from…[Read more]

@Daeus riiiiiight. *rolls eyes*
Good job sir. *high fives* You’ve no excuse coming to me now with questions. XD
Just kidding.
Kates likes to be asked questions almost as much as Daeuses likes to steal.

@Jane-Maree good for you. 😀 ENFPs are fun.

@Devastate-Lasting Welcome to the most wonderful Christian forum ever. Or rather, the most wonderful forum ever. 😀 I’m an INTJ, but I have several INFJ characters. Well… at least one MC who I am in the middle of tormenting. *grins* Sorry…

35 books… and I’m hesitant to start my seven book series. I have over a dozen books planned, but not…[Read more]

@Jess Yes, and there is Wingfeather. But I think it is far from both Wingfeather and Inkheart to work. And it actually clicks, unlike most of the other names I’ve been trying. 😉