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Nurture discipline?!

lightbulbcreator wrote 3 months ago: My stars told me I needed to nurture discipline in 2012 – to avoid the temptation of starting … more →

Tags: Illustration, Storyboards, Paintings, Illustration (2), Stories, Visuals

My results from the "Devil is in the Details" exercise5 comments

tsuchigari wrote 11 months ago: Last Friday I posted a writing exercise called “Devil is in the Details.“  In the spirit … more →

Tags: Character Development, Personally Speaking, Editing and Revision, Art of Writing, writing exercise, WIP, Art, Writers Resources

Writing Exercise: Devil is in the Details2 comments

tsuchigari wrote 11 months ago: We all as writers know the importance of finding clear, concrete details to use in our writing.  Or … more →

Tags: writing exercise, Character Development, World Building, Editing and Revision, Art of Writing, writing, Art, writer, Writers Resources

Ferengi Rules of Acquisition and Fiction Writing11 comments

tsuchigari wrote 11 months ago: If you follow Star Trek, the phrase “Rules of Acquisition” is likely to mean something.  … more →

Tags: World Building, Art of Writing, writing, Science Fiction, Fiction Writing, Arts, Writers Resources, Star Trek, Ferengi

Is there such thing as a New Idea in fiction?15 comments

tsuchigari wrote 1 year ago: One of the greatest challenges that writers face is coming up with new and fresh ideas for stories.  … more →

Tags: World Building, Plotting, Art of Writing, writer's voice, Art, Writers Resources, James Cameron, Avatar, Indigenous people

Discussion: The Tragic Ending18 comments

tsuchigari wrote 1 year ago: When we use the term tragic ending many stories come to mind, Romeo and Juliet, Phantom of the Opera … more →

Tags: Plotting, Art of Writing, writing, Art, Writing Fiction, discussion, Craft, tragedy, Near-tragedy

Writing with your nose17 comments

tsuchigari wrote 1 year ago: Smell.  It’s everywhere we go.  It keeps us safe, helps us remember, it finds the goodies in t … more →

Tags: writing exercise, emotional impact, visual writing, Art of Writing, writing, Art, Writing Fiction, writer, adding realism

Discussion: Real vs. Imaginary Settings8 comments

tsuchigari wrote 1 year ago: After creating characters and piecing together a great story, the next important step is creating a … more →

Tags: World Building, visual writing, Art of Writing, NaNoWriMo, writing, Fantasy, Literature, Fiction, Writing Fiction

Using Stereotypes to Your Advantage13 comments

tsuchigari wrote 1 year ago: Common sense says that stereotypes fall on the “to be avoided” list when it comes to fic … more →

Tags: visual writing, writer's voice, writing, Disney, Fiction Writing, Stereotypes, adding realism, Literary Fiction

The Uncanny Valley9 comments

tsuchigari wrote 1 year ago: It’s a reaction we all have experienced when a doll, clown, robot, or animated person triggers … more →

Tags: emotional impact, visual writing, writing, Fantasy, Horror, uncanny valley, Robots, creepy robots, Masahiro Mori

A Fine Line between Dream and Reality13 comments

tsuchigari wrote 1 year ago: Princess Nuala from Toro's "Hellboy II: The Golden Army" When it comes to crazy dream … more →

Tags: Inspiration, World Building, writing, Fiction, Dreaming, Dreams, Guillermo del Toro, Hellboy

Inception: The Naming Game16 comments

tsuchigari wrote 1 year ago: It is rare for a movie to sweep me off my feet; I can count on one hand the ones that have.  When it … more →

Tags: Movie Review, World Building, names, Writing Fiction, Inception, character naming, Movies, screenplay

NaNoWriMo: Making Changes, Being Flexible11 comments

tsuchigari wrote 1 year ago: Bust of Nefertiti Any of you familiar with the process of writing a novel length story understand th … more →

Tags: Plotting, NaNoWriMo, writing, Fiction, Egypt, plot creation, flexibility, outlines

Isn't it Ironic?15 comments

tsuchigari wrote 1 year ago: Ah irony . . . when mastered it delights any reader with it’s sarcastic twist.  It adds a cert … more →

Tags: Grammarland, Art of Writing, writing, Humor, Irony, Pics

Medieval Castle Anatomy 10111 comments

tsuchigari wrote 1 year ago: For those of you writing epic or swords and sorcery fantasy, or anything set in Medieval times, this … more →

Tags: featured Resource, Fantasy, Castle, Glossary, Medieval, Reference, building types, Architecture

Creating a Fictional Government7 comments

tsuchigari wrote 1 year ago: Fantasy novels almost always have some dealings with the laws of the land.  Most of the time the mai … more →

Tags: featured Resource, writing, Links, List, Government, fantasy novel

Before I knew better...16 comments

tsuchigari wrote 1 year ago: In January of this year I wrote a lengthy post called, “Writing a Fantasy Novel: The Basic Ste … more →

Tags: writing exercise, World Building, Organizational Skills, Editing and Revision, Art of Writing, writing, HOW TO?, List, Advice

fiLTer to pavilion

edgerding wrote 1 year ago: I will use this idea of a kinetic light filter to inspire a pavilion that provokes emotional experie … more →

Fablehaven: The Keys to the Demon Prison (Book #5)2 comments

tsuchigari wrote 1 year ago: I have finally finished the Fablehaven series.  Overall, I give it a 5 out of 10.  It’s readab … more →

Tags: books and reading, writing, Literature, Brandon Mull, Grammar, Dialogue, adverbs, Fictional Creatures


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