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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher replied to the topic Fanart in the forum Art Critique 4 years, 1 month ago
Thanks! Good ideas, especially the head size! Looking back at the drawing it looks like I made the features big but not the head. This would probably help a lot!
Yeah, a tablet. Definitely made a big difference over using a mouse.
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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher replied to the topic Fanart in the forum Art Critique 4 years, 1 month ago
Lately I’ve been trying to get started with digital art using the free Krita program.
I’m trying to figure out how to do a cute “Chibi” style with bean-shaped bodies. Still don’t feel like I’m “there” yet, so critiques welcome+appreciated!
Latest attempt:
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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher replied to the topic NaNoWriMo 2021 in the forum General Writing Discussions 4 years, 6 months ago
So, we’ve got a group NaNo-ing?
Me too, though not writing so much as editing “finished” books just sitting on the shelf.
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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher replied to the topic Dream Big (motivational cartoon I saw) in the forum General Writing Discussions 4 years, 7 months ago
Haha, believe it or not, it was on a permaculture site. Seemed too perfect not to share here, though.
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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher started the topic Dream Big (motivational cartoon I saw) in the forum General Writing Discussions 4 years, 7 months ago
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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher started the topic Writers block is a MYTH! in the forum General Writing Discussions 4 years, 9 months ago
Very interesting video short by small business guru Seth Godin.
In case you aren’t into videos the argument goes like this:
Writers’ block is when our mind says “I cannot write”. This is clearly a lie. What? Are your thumbs broken? No, when you dig down into it, what you are really saying is, “I…[Read more]
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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher replied to the topic Need a name for a theoretical product in the forum Sci-fi Writers 4 years, 11 months ago
@rusted-knight Yeah, realistically, that sounds like something they would have.
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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher replied to the topic Need a name for a theoretical product in the forum Sci-fi Writers 4 years, 12 months ago
Yeah, a lot of those existing fake woods don’t really work much better because the people are in deep space and wouldn’t have the wood scraps to start with. I really liked “bio-planking” though! Sounds like something lab-grown in a vat somewhere, which is totally the kind of thing I was going for.
Thanks for your help!
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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher started the topic Need a name for a theoretical product in the forum Sci-fi Writers 4 years, 12 months ago
Okay, so I’m working on a sci-fi story set in deep space. At one point the main character is fascinated by an antique guitar that is “made of actual wood from an actual plant – imagine that!” and I really liked that.
The trouble was I had other things made of wood all around the story, which is a huge plot hole.
I was hung up on that for a…[Read more]
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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher started the topic Just for fun in the forum Fantasy Writers 5 years ago
Kids and I were having fun with a silly idea on the way to youth group. I decided to photoshop it up.
(For those who follow my instagram, sorry for the repeat, but folks over there seemed to like it.)
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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher joined the group Fantasy Writers 5 years ago
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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher replied to the topic How to Sin and Get Away With It in the forum Research and Worldbuilding 5 years, 2 months ago
That’s a good one @skylarynn . In fact, I just read this morning about Gideon in the book of Judges. After capturing the enemy king he’s trying to order this noobie soldier to execute the guy because he doesn’t want to. In this case the other guy is too scared and he has to do it himself.
Seems like the same kind of idea though – having ot…[Read more]
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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher started the topic How to Sin and Get Away With It in the forum Research and Worldbuilding 5 years, 2 months ago
Okay, obviously this title is not an instruction manual, but a tongue-in-cheek thing.
I’ll explain.
The idea is: when we go off and do this stuff we always think we’re being so sneaky and clever, but in reality, our excuses are nothing new at all. Like in our mind we think we’re getting away with something, when our rationalizations are…[Read more] -
Edmund Lloyd Fletcher replied to the topic Lightsabers, Warp drives and Phasers in the forum Sci-fi Writers 5 years, 2 months ago
Cool, I hope it sparked some new ideas.
Yeah, that movie had some fantastic visuals. I’d recommend it.
What’s it like in the mountains?
The climate is very dry year round. The major cities are pretty similar to any other I suppose, but if you’re crazy enough to live up in the mountains, it’s an experience.Here’s a pic I took just this mor…[Read more]
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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher replied to the topic Lightsabers, Warp drives and Phasers in the forum Sci-fi Writers 5 years, 2 months ago
Have you seen upside-down?
Trailer:
Pretty interesting movie. They solve the gravity problem — twice. Of course, by “solve” I mean in sci-fi plot terms. I guess from a writing perspective it’s a lot like a magic system in fantasy – as long as you establish clear rules for what it can do and its li…[Read more]
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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher joined the group Sci-fi Writers 5 years, 2 months ago
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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher replied to the topic My Landing Page–At Last! in the forum General Writing Discussions 5 years, 4 months ago
I just noticed I was tagged on this. Joined your mailing list.
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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher replied to the topic NaNoWriMo 2020 Roll Call in the forum General Writing Discussions 5 years, 6 months ago
I have a couple more questions if you guys don’t mind.
1) AYK, I’m writing a sci-fi this time and there are a lot of buttons. How do you feel is the best way to write button labels? I’m trying to decide between the following:- Normal quotes (probably technically correct, but seems like it can get confused with dialog) –
Lizzy reached down a…
- Normal quotes (probably technically correct, but seems like it can get confused with dialog) –
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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher replied to the topic NaNoWriMo 2020 Roll Call in the forum General Writing Discussions 5 years, 6 months ago
Thanks. I’ll check that out.
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Edmund Lloyd Fletcher replied to the topic NaNoWriMo 2020 Roll Call in the forum General Writing Discussions 5 years, 6 months ago
Quick question:
Any thoughts on how to creatively describe music? I want the MC to have a guitar and be able to describe how beautiful and amazing her playing is — like make the reader completely geeking out over how cool she plays…
Any ideas/examples on where to start with this? - Load More
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