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  • in reply to: Would Your Character Rather. . . #120841
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      Hemlock: Me? Saying ‘thank you’? I never say that anyway.

      in reply to: Would Your Character Rather. . . #120840
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        @thetessinator

        Hemlock: Whipped cream. It tastes better and is also more fluid, better suited for coming out of a showerhead. Oh and Jell-O might stain my bathtub. What a mess.

        Confusing Art Terminology is my native language, along with Ancient Norse  (0 ~ <)

        in reply to: Greetings Other Humans (I think) #118477
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        @loki

          I don’t write much horror other than some supernatural themed books which could freak someone out, but they’re more fantasy than horror. I love the It movies, and I can’t find anyone else in my bubble who does, so… yep.

          in reply to: Connecting to Villains #118461
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            @kimlikesart

             

            I made a google doc of the questions, I could send it to you after it’s done, if you’d like to read it all. I love Hemlock, he is the BEST character.

            in reply to: Connecting to Villains #118453
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            @loki

              Thanks, @taylorclogston

              …I pretty much based my character [in God’s Not Dead] off of these guys that I see who are just angry — they’re just filled with anger and hatred.” -Kevin Sorbo, who wasn’t a very good villain

              I have actually found a way that this villain works. PTSD can do so many things to a person. One of my villains has been abused in their backstory. He hides his pain by constantly shunning others and being mean to them because 1: He doesn’t want them to be friends with him, he has low self esteem and doesn’t consider himself worthy of love. And 2: he’s not just sad, he’s scared. He’s scared of commitment, so he just insults everyone until they cant possibly love him, thus eliminating the ‘threat’ of a relationship.

              He views being rude to others as protecting himself, and also as ‘justified’ by his past trauma. he feels he has a right to hate everyone.

              I don’t know if that makes sense to you guys, I’m bad at explaining techniques.

              in reply to: Connecting to Villains #118393
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                Here’s a snippet from my story with Hemlock, the Anti Hero and maybe villain. his friend Clay is trying to help him. These characters are of my own creation and what they say is what they say, not me, so if you don’t agree with it that’s fine.

                “…” Clay watched Hemlock pace the downstairs angrily from the upstairs overlook. Something… had to have happened to him for him to hate the gods so much… Clay had almost fallen into the same trap when he was younger… just, mad at everything.

                Hemlock stopped pacing, sitting down in a chair. “…do you need something?”

                “No. Just thinking, as you are.”

                “You want to know why I’m like this.”
                It wasn’t a question, nor a guess.

                “Well… I won’t lie, I’m curious.”

                “Heh… well if you like sob stories…”

                Clay’s eyes widened, “Wait, you’re actually gonna tell me?”

                “I… I don’t know. In all honesty I haven’t told anyone before. But sooner or later I know Travis (The mindreader of the group) will let something slip and the others will all come running to me with questions. May as well hear it from me than from him. …if you promise not to tell anyone else, and you give them your word that I’m fine.”

                Clay raised up his hand, “Knight’s honor. Do you… want to come up here? Or should I come down there.”

                Hemlock shrugged. “I don’t want to move.”

                “Fair enough.” Clay went down the stairs to where his stubborn elvish friend was.

                Hemlock sighed. “I… I don’t want to believe in any gods, because…I don’t think they would have let what happened to me happen. …I tried to stop it, but no one did anything to help me, and now it doesn’t matter because no matter what I do I can’t undo what happened. …the gods don’t care about me, and they proved it.”

                Clay sighed and sat down next to him, “if someone else hurt you… that isn’t the gods fault. It’s the person who hurt you, it’s their fault.”

                “But there was no warning! It couldn’t have been just because of them, the only way something like this could have happened is because the gods aren’t real! And if they are real they sure have a Dang problem with me because I loved her!”

                “Hemlock, you’re not listening to me. Whatever happened, you’re trying to deny it by blaming the gods. How about blaming the person who is actually in the wrong?”

                “I do blame her! But what about me? I didn’t do anything wrong, I believed in the gods and served them, why did something like this happen to me? I’ve had a hard life and I was prepared for one, but…but this…” Hemlock looked down at his shaking hands. “…do I deserve this?”

                “No… sometimes bad things just happen. Sometimes you break an arm or lose someone you love… the world isn’t perfect, and sometimes there isn’t a reason behind the bad things.”

                Hemlock covered his face with his hands, speaking through gritted teeth. “But they don’t care. They don’t care about me. If they cared, I wouldn’t feel this way. If they cared, they’d show me.”

                “Well… you can believe that. Even if it’s really sad. But you might think they don’t care because you don’t accept their love. You can’t feel their love if you push it away.”

                “…How do I accept it? How do you even know they’re real?”

                “Faith.”

                Hemlock buried his face in his hands, shaking with sobs. Tears rolled down his cheeks. Tears of relief. Tears of pain. Tears of gratitude.

                in reply to: Connecting to Villains #118392
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                @loki

                  One of my main characters would be considered an anti hero, but could easily be a villain, so here’s my take on it.

                  His drive comes from wanting to be accepted, for everyone to love him and think he’s the best.
                  He fears rejection because he is an outcast in his own family, a victim of traumatizing abuse, he hides his hurt under layers of makeup, fancy costumes, and a scathing insult for anyone he thinks is judging him.
                  His beliefs are also affected because of his PTSD. He once believed in his world’s deity, but forsook them when his life took a turn for the worst. He reasons that if the god he was taught about was real, they would have spared him the trauma he experienced.
                  He is wary of anyone he thinks is looking down on him, and as such his mentality is twisted. He cares about what others think more than anything else. He has to be the best. Anyone he deems as competition or anyone he fears thinks lowly of him, he attacks with a stream of insults and profanity.

                  He’s conceited, bitter, attention hungry, and believes his PTSD ‘justifies’ his sass, his attitude, and just overall him insulting everyone he comes in contact with.

                  But he has a heart, as twisted as it may have grown. He is hesitant to trust, and even less willing to love, but once he does love, he is loyal. He can’t help but tease, and though most people take his verbal jabs as a sign that he’s not interested in love, he wants friends just as bad as -if not more than- anyone.

                  In the end of the story he falls in love again, in a way he never saw coming. His friend pulls him out of the shadows, and he starts on the long road of recovery, hugs, prayers, and therapy.

                  in reply to: Artistic Challenge! #115883
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                    @anne_the_noob14

                    Thanks. Take as long as you want!

                    in reply to: Artistic Challenge! #115861
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                    @loki

                      @anne_the_noob14

                      Aww thanks so much! Yes, Bill Skarsgard plays him. Thanks so much, I understand that characters from horror movies aren’t the best thing to ask for drawings of on a Christian site, and I appreciate you not getting offended. If you need some SFW references, The Salad Collective makes good clean art of him. (Just look it up ‘The salad collective Pennywise comic’ and it should work)

                      Thanks for doing this for me! 😁

                      in reply to: Artistic Challenge! #115831
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                      @loki

                        @anne_the_noob14

                        Ooo, I could draw her no problem!

                        But in typical Loki fashion I must ask payment, Muahahahahaha! Don’t worry, I just want you to draw me something back cuz I LOVE getting gifts or anything that feels like a gift.

                        If it’s okay with you (I know it’s from a horror movie and I understand if you don’t want to) I just want either you or someone else to draw me Pennywise The Dancing Clown from the newest IT movie. if you’re not comfortable with drawing anything from horror movies, I’ll still draw your girl, I understand.

                        in reply to: Character Art Exchange #114042
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                        @loki

                          @anne_the_noob14

                          Hey, would you be interested in doing an online D&D Story Campaign?
                          (It’s kinda like a book. We’d get on google docs or something, you make a character like you would for D&D but there’s no having to schedule anything and get together with dice and all the gaming supplies, so no hassle! We’d write out the story as it happens, basically a D&D campaign in book form! I’ve been doing this as DM for about two years now with other writers, it’s super fun. Tts hard to explain, but it’s great)

                          in reply to: Character Art Exchange #113899
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                            @anne_the_noob14
                            Okay. I did send you an email tho, just fyi.

                            in reply to: Character Art Exchange #113895
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                              in reply to: Character Art Exchange #113892
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                              @loki

                                @anne_the_noob14

                                 

                                For the picture itself I actually took a screenshot from a video game called Dragon Age Inquisition.
                                FireAlpaca is a computer program and it’s free for any Windows or Mac computer. look it up for more information, I’m not sure what kinds of tablets it’s compatible with.

                                Also I find it hard to find things on this page, if you’re comfortable with it, could I get your email instead?

                                 

                                (I don’t own anything from the game I just took a screenshot. pls don’t sue)

                                in reply to: Character Art Exchange #113813
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                                  @arindown

                                  I love it!
                                  I do digital art. Side note, FireAlpaca is a great free art program.

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