Can you believe that these things are made entirely out of Lego bricks? I mean, wow, if you didn’t look closely enough you’d think they were real!
Why can’t I have their talent?? ;_;
Because he is the man of the relationship. :))
My return gift for you. :D
Fic: More Than
Fandom | Pairing : Project: Eden | JadynMarid
Notes: AU!Schoolverse
HOW COULD YOU DO THIS TO ME?
IT’S SO IN LINE WITH OUR RP [OMG THEIR LINES!!] THAT IT’S PRACTICALLY CANON. :))))) WE HAVE TO MAKE THIS CANON, BB! ;u;
Meet the boys of Project: Eden - an RP Event held by Imagination:Unleashed Forums.
I’m trying to get a feel of the characters because I’m planning on doing… something. :)) I was inspired by this, written by one of my fellow members, and I can’t help but want to do something about it. The only problem is, I have no idea when I’ll get to finish this due to my short attention span. XD
I really <b>really</b> <i>really</i> want to accomplish this plan, though. Wish me luck~ *u*
I’ll have full-body sketches of them next. =)) Of course they’d be wearing their concert attire. :3
Toffee © isonomicchi
Marco © Karu-chan
Felix © Milky Etoile
Malik © Seru
Jadyn © BlackRain105 (me!)
Ian © Miles
Royce Veronique
…because despite the fact that I have four exams later (and the first one being at 7:30 am, ohdear) I don’t have it in me to study.
I am so going to fail my finals because of this.
Faber Castell’s 250 Year Anniversary (1761-2011) Art & Graphic Case
(x)why is there porn on my dash!?
there are children on this website
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The 21 Key Traits of Best-Selling Fiction
- Utility (writing about things that people will use in their lives)
- Information (facts people must have to place your writing in context)
- Substance (the relative value or weight in any piece of writing)
- Focus (the power to bring an issue into clear view)
- Logic (a coherent system for making your points)
- A sense of connection (the stupid power of personal involvement)
- A compelling style (writing in a way that engages)
- A sense of humor (wit or at least irony)
- Simplicity (clarity and focus on a single idea)
- Entertainment (the power to get people to enjoy what you write)
- A fast pace (the ability to make your writing feel like a quick read)
- Imagery (the power to create pictures with words)
- Creativity (the ability to invent)
- Excitement (writing with energy that infects a reader with your own enthusiasm)
- Comfort (writing that imparts a sense of well-being)
- Happiness (writing that gives joy)
- Truth (or at least fairness)
- Writing that provokes (writing to make people think or act)
- Active, memorable writing (the poetry in your prose)
- A sense of Wow! (the wonder your writing imparts on a reader)
- Transcendence (writing that elevates with its heroism, justice, beauty, honor)
To sell your fiction, you must pay attention to the Key Traits of Best-Selling Fiction. FYI, the twenty-one traits are arranged in a kind of rough order.
- Appeals to the intellect. The first five: utility to logic. To you, the writer, they refer to how you research, organize, and structure your story. These are the large-scale mechanics of a novel.
- Appeals to the emotions. From a sense of connection to excitement. These are the ways you engage a reader to create buzz. Do these things right, and people will talk about your novel, selling it to others.
- Appeals to the soul.Comfort through transcendence. With these traits you examine whether your writing matters, whether it lasts, whether it elevates you to the next level as a novelist.
The 21 key traits of best-selling fiction are excerpted from The Writer’s Little Helper by James V. Smith, Jr.Source: Writer’s Digest
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Reblog if this is a lie and you have made amazing friends on the internet.
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