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I’m bout to do a little review of ms. Thank you, next!!! I WILL NOT BE SILENCED
how to not be broke, fast!!! i need the answers
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Calling all writers. (i need help lol)
How do you guys get good at detail. like vivid “shit, i can see it in my brain” detail? can someone give me some tips??
Build an emotional connection with the scene. There’s always a main feeling going on in each scene, an overarching tone and/or mood. The characters should be feeling something with each setting, it should be telling them something, if they’re paying attention to the setting (if they aren’t paying attention to their setting that says something too, though) so you should be trying to get into the emotional mindset of what the characters are feeling. If you can’t relate to the characters emotions you might want to try changing the intent of what you’re going for. Once I find myself feeling exactly what they feel, getting into that mindset, it becomes really easy to paint the scenery not only for what it is but with that extra ‘umph’ of putting it through the words of personal eyes. That, I feel, is what turns something from simple visual fodder to keep the reader in the story to something that speaks and does far larger to the characters and to the story.
But that’s just my experience with setting, I’m sure other people have their own ways. Hope I helped, though, it can suck to feel stuck. Good luck with your projects! I’m sure you can handle it.
- Erickson
THANNKK YOU. I think i’m gonna try to get more into the characters and try to build more of an emotion like you said. Thank you so much!!!
WOW everyone here has GREAT ADVICE AND I REALLY DO APPRECIATE IT. I’m fairly new at taking writing seriously and kind of want to do it as a career (instead of some cringe worthy fan fictions that I wrote lol) so this advice is GREAT. I don’t have my notifications on so seeing all these comments and notes now really surprised me. lol. Once again, thank you!!!!! If you’re reading this and need advice on detail PLEASE READ THE COMMENTS. omg bye.
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Calling all writers. (i need help lol)
How do you guys get good at detail. like vivid “shit, i can see it in my brain” detail? can someone give me some tips??
Build an emotional connection with the scene. There’s always a main feeling going on in each scene, an overarching tone and/or mood. The characters should be feeling something with each setting, it should be telling them something, if they’re paying attention to the setting (if they aren’t paying attention to their setting that says something too, though) so you should be trying to get into the emotional mindset of what the characters are feeling. If you can’t relate to the characters emotions you might want to try changing the intent of what you’re going for. Once I find myself feeling exactly what they feel, getting into that mindset, it becomes really easy to paint the scenery not only for what it is but with that extra ‘umph’ of putting it through the words of personal eyes. That, I feel, is what turns something from simple visual fodder to keep the reader in the story to something that speaks and does far larger to the characters and to the story.
But that’s just my experience with setting, I’m sure other people have their own ways. Hope I helped, though, it can suck to feel stuck. Good luck with your projects! I’m sure you can handle it.
- Erickson
THANNKK YOU. I think i’m gonna try to get more into the characters and try to build more of an emotion like you said. Thank you so much!!!
Calling all writers. (i need help lol)
How do you guys get good at detail. like vivid “shit, i can see it in my brain” detail? can someone give me some tips??
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