Tal

@arindown

Me: I don’t really know. Maybe the size of an average living room.

Luke: What about a room the size of my solar in the castle? If someone had a room like that, I don’t know why they would ever come out. Especially if it has books in it.

Me: I am well aware of your position on that question, Luke.

Luke: *grins* *walks back to his room*

@deeprun

Oh, wow, that’s amazing. I think the skin tone is fine. There one thing, though it isn’t a big deal. I’m very happy with how it is now. I was imagining the bird more like the US seal – obviously without the flag and not an eagle – and the weapons being a bit smaller. Though, like I said, if that would be too much work to change, it’s…[Read more]

@deeprun

Okay, thanks!

@beth20

Actually, it’s still broken. I had to contact the site and register by email.

No, never heard of it. I’ll check it out.

@dakota no, I’m new. I joined yesterday.

@eitan

Thanks!

It is? Hey, that’s pretty cool. Its full origin is a looong story, but here’s the short version. It came from the name Talupus, which is a combination of the prefix ta- (meaning fire in Matoran, which is from a Lego theme called Bionicle) and lupus, Latin for wolf (again, long story why I chose that). I shortened it to Tal at one…[Read more]

<p style=”text-align: left;”>@arindown

And in suspense I am. 😄

Okay, well, here goes. I wrote this maybe…a year ago. It’s based off the verse in II Corinthians 24-27. I also wrote a melody for it, though I’m not really sure how I can communicate that on here…

Verse 1
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In per’ls of theives,

In weariness,

Through much…[Read more]

Would anyone be willing to draw Tal? (yes, before you ask, he is named after my alias) Here’s a description of him from my book.

The knight wore a red tunic inscribed with the golden bird from the banner clutching a sword and an axe. He had a sword belt around his waist and on it hung a leather pouch, a knife, and a long sheath. A deep blue cloak…[Read more]

Would your character rather, go into the past and meet his/her ancestors or go into the future and meet his/her great-great-grandchildren?

Luke: Hmm…probably the past. I love history.

Bollick: The past, of course! I would be able to view the exploits of such legends as Kap Tapson III! Maybe I could even learn a thing or two about adventure…[Read more]

@arindown

No, I just finished Ember Rising. I’m absolutely loving the series.

I’m terrible at art, other than cartography, which I’m decent at. I somewhat enjoy photography, though I don’t do it much. I’ve also done some poetry. I might share some of that at some point.

Ah, this is one interesting question. We’re across the world from each o…[Read more]

@eitan

I’m from a small town on the West Coast of America (I’d rather not give more detail than that 😀). I’m able to get around town, especially to the library, on my bike, since everything is so close together.

The novel is about two orphaned (wow, what a surprise, I know) brothers who live in a large city. They are called by the King (God) to…[Read more]

@lizzyh

Welcome! I just joined today myself.

Oh yeah, I also play the piano. Not sure how I forgot about that… 🤦‍♂️

@seekjustice

Hi! As I mentioned, by current work in progress is called The Dawning Age, and it’s a fantasy allegory. I’m expecting it will be done before the end of summer.

I occasionally dabble with Lego, though not in a while. I also enjoy making fantasy maps.