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Boa noite, galera. Decidi refazer os desafios de moda do programa RuPaul Drag Race a partir do primeiro episódio. Esse é o desafio do primeiro episódio, Drag on a Dime, no qual as competidoras precisavam montar um look com artigos de uma loja de 1,99.
O vestido seria feito com pétalas de flores desidratadas, arame, corda de varal, fita isolante e incenso. Imagino que o cheiro seja bom! Modelo: Poison
Things I love about the “villain turns good” trope:
Ex-villains graduating to “weird uncle” status.
Ex-villains and hero(es) turning the events of previous battles into bizarre inside jokes.
Ex-villains embracing the power of friendship and love.
Ex-villains putting up walls and keeping to themselves until the heroes teach them what it means to trust someone.
Ex-villains messing up and being forgiven because redemption is a process, not an endgame.
Ex-villains being shy and uncertain about their new place as a hero.
Bonus: Ex-villains hiding behind their hero friends during moments of shyness and uncertainty.
Ex-villains being tempted back to the dark side only to realize how much their newfound friendships mean to them.
Ex-villains pretending to return to the dark side, and using their villain cred to be a mole/saboteur on the heroes’ behalf.
Ex-villains taking the same skills and character traits that made them effective villains and using them for good.
Ex-villains defeating current villains by being better at those skills and traits than they are.
Ex-villains being rejected by almost everyone except the very few willing to give them the benefit of the doubt.
Ex-villains being ferociously protective of those few.
Ex-villains convincing old allies and friends to follow them to the light side.
Ex-villains helping their hero friends through guilt and self-doubt by reminding them that your mistakes don’t make you and it’s never too late to turn things around.
Ex-villains receiving unconditional trust and affection from someone small and innocent, and having no idea what they’re supposed to do with that.
Ex-villains reuniting with heroic loved ones that they don’t have to fight against anymore.
Ex-villains looking around at their new friends and their new home and having to sit down and ride out a sudden wave of powerful emotion because they can’t remember the last time they felt content.
Everything can be revised, erased, or rearranged later. The courage of creation is making bad beginnings.
Kevin Ashton (via simplewritingtips)
Caso alguém interesse, essa é a sinopse do meu livro para o NaNoWriMo. Vou postá-la junto com um desenho que fiz do protagonista.
Inferno Autor: J. Mantovani Gênero: Horror/Supernatural
Sinopse: Heinrich Goethe Rosenrot tem dezenove anos, uma carreira impressionante como ator e é uma das celebridades mais odiadas entre os fãs do terror. Tendo participado de três longa metragens, oito curtas e três peças de teatro, sua trajetória é marcada por vários acidentes e infortúnios. O boato oficial é de que ele é só um garoto rico em busca da fama que contratou uma boa publicidade para alavancar-se na mídia. Ele é chamado de golpista, trapaceiro e vigarista. Mas se a sua própria vida entrasse em cartaz, a sinopse seria mais assustadora do que uma resenha das exibições nas quais ele trabalha. Os eventos que aconteceram numa noite de 2.012 marcaram sua vida para sempre quando ele encontrou um homem que clamava ser o diabo em pessoa em um baile de máscaras. Quatro anos depois, ele ainda tem mais perguntas do que respostas e continua visitando o Inferno todas as noites procurando por alguém que pode estar mais perto do que ele imagina.
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As ideias são sementes,
Levadas pelo vento,
Procurando um solo fértil,
Na raiz dos seus cabelos.
Hoje é dia de falar mal do trabalho do ilustrador!
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Creating plots with the tag method
Have you ever felt a genuine lack of plots for your story? Or even lack of events? In this post I’ll talk about the tag method, a great plot generator exercise.
First, write down five tags related to your story. For example, let’s say you are writing about two girls falling in love in a boarding school. Tags I can think of are:
- Forbidden love
- Violent school
- Fantasy
- Coming of age
- Exotic place
Under each tag, create five or more related events that could happen as plot. This method will present you with many idea, you don’t need to use all of them. So, create as many events as you can think of, even crazy ones, let your creativity go wild.
- Forbidden love
Meeting for the first time
Long talks at night before sleeping
Sharing secrets
Bathing together
Sharing the same bed
Making gifts for each other
Laughing together
Separated
Unable to see each other
Lovesick
Making sacrifices for love
- Violent school
Students punished for small things
Physical punishments
Psychological violence
Terrible teachers
Religious oppression
Brainwashing
Student badly hurt
Bullying
Humiliation
Constant fear
Running away
Revolting
Caged
- Fantasy
Creating stories together
Reading book together
Writing poetries together
Creating an imaginary world of their own
Creating imaginary friends
Seeing ghosts
Seeing and cataloging magical creatures
Meeting in the realm of dreams
- Coming of age
Missing home
Understanding friendship
Understanding love
Touching for the first time
Learning to kiss
Understanding responsibilities
Making sacrifices
Regretting
Drinking alcohol for the first time
Making hard choices
Losing the bliss of childhood
Depression
- Exotic place
Finding a secret place of their own
Finding an abandoned garden
Exploring the gothic school
Punishment room
Having fun in old pool
Finding a storehouse with old objects
Planting trees
Dates in the library
Finding an abandoned music room
Ballet practicing
School trip to the beach
Once you are done, select your favorite ideas and rearrange them as to fit your storyline. If you are not happy with the results, try different tags or events.
“Perder-se também é caminho”. É com essa linda frase da Clarice Lispector que a Andresa abre o @euamoescrever e também o caminho da escrita para todos nós! <3
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