TheLobsterLover

@annabelle

Here she is!

I really enjoyed drawing her ( and might’ve gotten a little carried away) I hope I managed to get her personality right.

I dug a bit into your blog, and I love the premise of Daughters of the Sea already! It reminds me a bit of Percy Jackson, and I love Percy Jackson!

Anyways, enjoy!

Oh, I should’ve asked this earlier, but what kind of clothes is he wearing? Also you reply fast 😀

Thanks! (this’ll make my job a lot easier)

Wow! I’m loving the world-building and backstory! I love drawing animals (in fact, I’m probably better at them than drawing humans) so this is gonna be fun. Just a question, does he walk on two legs like a human or is it like warrior cats where they all walk on four legs?

Aaa thanks for helping me out

I do know how to tag people

@koshka

I’ll definitely remember to tag you on that. I only finished Little Women a few weeks ago and could probably talk about it for days. While my main talent is drawing, like Amy, I think the March sister I’m the most like is Beth (though Beth is probably more perfect than me). My favourite character is definitely Jo; some of her lines are…[Read more]

Hi @elishavet-pidyon, sorry for the late reply!

I haven’t actually read any of G. K. Chesterton’s essays, but you make them sound really interesting, so I’m quite tempted to. I’d guess I’d have to say his books then, specifically the Father Brown series and The Man Who Was Thursday (which I have yet to finish). My teacher really likes Chesterton,…[Read more]

@Elfwing

I just got here and I’m probably quite late, but with describing characters crying, you can use less common bodily responses to strong emotion then just tears. Things like a lump in your throat, trails of watery snot coming out the nose, dry heaving. This could just be a me thing, but sometimes I hear a soft popping noise in my ears when…[Read more]

@koshka

Hi! Thanks for stopping by, and for all these juicy questions!

I haven’t yet but I’m planning to draw Laurie and/or Jo from Little Women soon, which I’ll probably post here. (If it’s not too much trouble, I’d really love to see your drawing of Hanna; Jane Eyre’s definitely high up on my reading list)

Ooh that’s a hard one. I’ve seen a…[Read more]

@annabelle

It’s a pleasure! I’ll definitely check out your blog.

I mostly take inspiration from places like anime and video games, but on the side of literature, my favourite authors would be Louisa May Alcott, G.K Chesterson, C.S Lewis and Hans Christian Andersen. My favourite books are Little Women, The Little Prince, Howl’s Moving Castle and…[Read more]

I haven’t written any but I do have a lot, and most of them tend to start with an interesting character or a trope subversion. Like what if the life of a chosen hero was narrated by the people he’d met, like his friends, mentor, strangers, enemies and the end chapter was from the hero’s perspective reminiscing on his life choices (similar to Susan…[Read more]

I’m currently working on a detective story of my own, and I think a good theme to explore might be redemption for one’s past mistakes, as well as forgiveness. These themes are pretty common in christian fiction, but it would be an interesting spin to put them in a mystery novel. Maybe one character used to be a criminal, and is trying to repent of…[Read more]