@evelyn

This is a pretty good short tutorial on the very basics of blending with block watercolors: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kznN5UZmlng

I prefer the tubes to be honest and I usually use them, but I do have a nice block travel set I use for when I’m out and about. What really matters when blending watercolours is the pigement-to-water…[Read more]

So, first question – do you use the watercolor blocks or liquid? Liquid watercolor can often be easily blended in that manner, while the blocks are a little harder.

@naiya-dyani

Yes, sadly life has taken it’s toll again and our guildmasters are all busy people. Erekdale has a discord chat, but it isn’t very active either. I hope we get back in the flow of things eventually… it was nice to have weekly discussions and challenges.

@phoenix

I’m working on a mixture of projects. Currently, my big fantasy project that I recently changed the title to Aeonian, and a Hi-Fi novel set either in Vietnam or Korea(not sure which yet, but probably Vietnam.). The Hi-Fi is still in plotting stages but it’s one of the few projects I’ve ever had that I have a firm idea on what I want out…[Read more]

I’m 17 currently, if we’re counting my age in the standard Roman calendar. In cat years, I’m about 85 years old. 😉

@abigail-rebekah

Thanks! It’s just what I’ve noticed as a sort of trend in YA v. Adult, especially in fantasy.

@phoenix

Yep. It’s just my opinion based off what I’ve read and seen in fiction. 😉

@daeus-lamb

Just popped in to say, I really love how this is progressing, even though I can’t contribute a great deal. It’s so interesting to observe a blurb take shape…

I would say, the main difference would be content and severity of themes. For example, Peretti wrote a YA Fiction series about a Christian archaeological family and their adventures that deals with heavy themes and is a really great series in my opinion. He also wrote more Adult Fiction like The Oath, This Present Darkness, Piercing the Darkness,…[Read more]

@emberynus-the-dragonslayer

Thank you! 🙂

I think it probably should matter, but most importantly as to whether the hindrance is logical and godly or some ‘other’ reason. If your parents have a problem with you writing, for whatever reason, I think you ought to respect that. They are your parents and if it’s a sound reason, then at least hear it out and think about it before dismissing…[Read more]

@i-david

You know it. 😉

@dylan-yarbrough

Oh, by the way – ever heard of half alive? They’re sort of similar to TOP.

@dylan-yarbrough

Niche is my thing. Pop is typically bland and meaningless, and it annoys me so I stick to lesser-known bands or more Alternative music.

And yes, kicking myself in the face would be quite the feat and very amusing to the rest of the population, I’d assume. But I typically attempt to avoid such things.

😉

@naiya-dyani

*clears throat*

Did I? It appears I did.

Oh dear.

*waves*

I don’t know you, but it seems we’ll get along.

I’m Sarah–Inkdragon, that is. Or you can call me Sink. (Long story.) Whichever is more useful when in the middle of writing a long and arduous paragraph. I tend to hold the deep sense of sarcasm, general laziness(Well, not laziness, per se, but rather a like for doing nothing physically…[Read more]