Raegan Aubrey

@freedomwriter76

Basically, you just tell me what doesn’t look like your charrie. Plus what just bothers you or what looks wrong. I have a weird habit of tilting the paper when I draw so if the eyes aren’t level, let me know.

@acancello I followed you!!

@everyone

Here’s a board I made for…well…myself. lol!

@esther-c

I’m a little bit of a freak about getting charrie stuff right, so I often study a character’s replies and manners before attempting them.

Wow, I can’t even spell emerald!

@savannah_grace2009

Chase Duke

“I-I guess. I just…never mind.” Chase’s eyes slightly greyed before going black again. He wasn’t sure if he liked the emerald tie,…[Read more]

RIKER!!!!!!!!!

@grcr

I know! Lilitu’s is kinda…eh. I don’t really like it that much.

@acancello

yeah, i use canva, but find all my images on Pinterest.

@everyone

We can give everyone 2-3 weeks? Is that too long?? No less than 500 words and no more than 3,000 words.

@rae

Oh, yeah. I forgot about the 20% rule. That makes sense.

@highscribeofaetherium @grcr @jonas @beth-torres @thearcaneaxiom @euodia-vision @esther-c @hybridlore @smiley @trailblazer @whoever

@savannah_grace2009 posted our next prompt:

New Prompt: A person who keeps their emotions bottled up inside/won’t acknowledge their own pain to others.

Who would like to participate so we know? We don’t have a s…[Read more]

@savannah_grace2009

Do you want us to post our entries in one week or do you have another plan?

I’m such a horse geek, I can’t even talk about elk without bringing in horse terms.

Hands is four inches.

Wither is the top of the horse’s shoulder.

When you measure a horse, you measure in hands to the wither.

And if you don’t know what tack is, it’s the saddle, bridle, et cetera. Basically accessories you put on your horse for riding.

@highscribeofaetherium

The 20% rule is a rule for equestrians about riding horses. A rider should only be about 20% the horses weight, including tack. Not all equestrians follow it, but there are many scientific tests showing that being even at just 23% your horse’s body weight can harm your horse, maybe even for life.

I’m so mean to my charries. I’ve got one who’s abused. One who became a bad guy through revenge and grief. One who hides his emotion. One who lost his entire family. One who was banished…the list goes on.

@jonas

There’s only been one prompt so far, and only RAE and Axiom participated.

Technically only Axiom participated. I missed the deadline.

@savannah_grace2009

Oh! I already have an idea!

And yes, I am a follower of the 20% rule.

@savannah_grace2009

Cuz think about it, I couldn’t go with regular elk since most likely that would break the 20% rule and therefore cause serious damage and discomfort to our poor elk. Also, riding a HUGE elk is much cooler!

@rae

I believe the extinct Irish elk was six foot at the shoulder or 18 hands at the withers. So yeah, draft horse size.

Oh…so they’re not regular elk. I forgot about that. Never mind! Yeah, they’re definitely Clydesdale size.

@highscribeofaetherium

It depends on the horse. Elk are probably Quarter Horse sized, but definitely not as big or heavy as a Clydesdale. For reference, Elk are between 700-1,200 lbs, where Clydesdales are about 1,700-2,200 lbs. They’re HUGE!!! Anyway, sorry, I need to quit talking about horses lol

@savannah_grace2009

I believe the extinct Irish elk was six foot at the shoulder or 18 hands at the withers. So yeah, draft horse size.

You’re lucky I’m not like Rae and won’t spam this chat with saddle pictures lol!

HEY!

@jonas

Okay.

Then it’s official, Ottoline has a broken collarbone and a mild concussion.