Starry Skies

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Wow yall are so angry you can‘t even read my ask properly instead you get angry and shitty once again. I gave you a suggestion where to go to voice your concerns but guess you just want to be toxic and shitty for no reason SINCE FAY WILL LISTEN TO FEEDBACK. You are so disgusting people, does shitting around all day make you feel better or to copy yourself „what‘s wrong with you?!“

[k-eke]

So there is the whole tutorial animated !!!

 With two examples and colors for each syllabes so you can visualize even more. Larger descripion on Patreon and more tutorials there as well! 

Patreon 

Hope it will help you ;) (Now you also know the sassy “Oh My God !!!)

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Reblog if your blog is safe for people of all genders and sexualities

[sizvideos]

An incredible Danish spot about child abuse and family violence - Watch the full video

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From Up on Poppy Hill

Garden Of Words

Ponyo

Shokugeki no Souma

Ladies VS Butlers

Sword Art Online

Red Data Girl

Tamako Market

Servant x Service

Samurai Flamenco

Yumeiro Patissiere

5 Centimeters per Second

Summer Wars

Wolf Children

Shokugeki no Souma 

Ponyo

Howl’s Moving Castle

Tamayura Hitotose

Grave of the Fireflies 

[meldrat]

Okay first of all, fuck you.

[xhazushii]

FOOD PORN!!!

[fictionwritingtips]

Making Your Characters Stronger

A lot of people confuse character strength with physical strength. It’s awesome if your female character can beat up 30 people in a room, but what does that actually tell us about her? There needs to be something more than just that.

So, how do you make your characters legitimately stronger? Here are a few tips to get your started:

Give them a goal

All characters should want something. It can be something small, like getting a good grade on a test, or it can be something big, like saving the world. Know your characters and what their goals are. This should help you shape the plot and prevent writer’s block.

Let them grow

Character growth is something that makes your story fascinating. Each character should make a change or grow, especially if you want your readers to root for them. This is usually the case with protagonists because common antagonist traits are that they are stubborn and they might not grow very much. Let us see your protagonist learn and become a stronger hero.

Define their character traits

You can make a character more relatable if you know what their traits are. Is your protagonist cautious? Are they afraid of failure? Are they lazy? Knowing specific details about your characters can help your story feel more real. You’ll actually get to know who your characters are and why they’d react a certain way.

Build relationships

Let your characters love or hate or have great friendships. Your character’s connection to other people in the story will help make them stronger. They’ll have more motivation to fight til the end and they’ll have something they care about. Don’t neglect these relationships.

Let them fail

A strong character doesn’t mean they do everything perfectly and lack struggle. Your characters need to fail. Most of us don’t get stronger by constantly succeeding. We fail, we pick ourselves back up, and we keep going. This will help keep your protagonist relatable and your readers will continue to root for their success.

-Kris Noel