#numbertwooflorien

[witterprompts]

Sentence/dialogue prompts for a demon attempting to impress and flirt with a human?

“Hey, check this out. I can crawl around on the ceiling. Impressive, huh?”

“If it makes you feel better, you’re my favorite fleshy meatbag.”

“I can’t blame you for being overwhelmed. I mean, look at me! Beautiful, stunning, strong. All things you could ever want wrapped up in one gift. The gift of me.”

“I was hoping you’d fall for my natural charms by now.”

[promptaroonie]

I'm writing a story and can you write dialogue or suggestions for a scene where Person A finds out that after like 2 years of marriage Person B is actually evil?

“What do you mean you have a lair in the basement?!”“I have a lair in the basement.”“WHY DIDN’T YOU TELL ME?!”“Because you’d be upset that I moved your boxes into a fort.”“So, I guess it’s time to tell you. This is my partner-in-crime and-”“Wait, crime?”“Yes.”“..Crime.”“I’m a criminal mastermind, yes. Did I forget to mention that when we got married two years ago?”“YOU JUST SHOT THEM OUT OF NO WHERE!?”“Well, that’s kind of my job.”“Your job?!”“Yes, I’m a self employed assassin.”

[toodledeedoo]

If you're still doing the color pallette challenge, Luke Castellan in 55?

I’ve retired from the color palette challenge (for a long while now), and I’m not sure if I’m going to take in any more requests in the future- but here’s a wip- Luke Castellan that’s been stewing in my harddrive for some time:

[ancwritingresources]

Any tips for writing: A) A prince stuck with commoners And B) A ghost from the 60's in a futuristic environment

Well to start, both of these sounds like really fun and unique plots, both on the “fish out of water” spectrum with a confused character very much out of their element. I’d look forward to reading about either!

My tips would be:

Focus on confusion over objects. It may help to split up your world into two parts and keep track of both. For example, you might make a list of things that are different in the 60′s than in the future or specifically: a) things in the future that did not exist in the 60′s and b) things in the 60′s that are obsolete in the future. This will help you to keep track of what the ghost might be familiar with or unfamiliar with, and what they might be searching for that is lacking in this new environment. For the prince this might be a) things that are common in a royal environment that commoners would not have and b) things commoners need or do (such as chores, maybe) that a royal would never have had to. 

Focus on confusion over language. A prince would not speak the same as a commoner. Their dialects, almost in all societies, are very different. They might have different ways of greeting people, different words for different objects or lifestyles, and most likely different accents. Historically, accents were based on class, and this can still be seen in Britain today. for example. Make sure you’re taking note of the difference in education, the access to books and knowledge the prince might have that the commoners would not. Similarly, someone from the 60′s is going to have different vocabulary than someone from the future, so it might help to research which words were more common in both eras. Just look at how many great jokes and confusion has been started off by the fact that a ‘thong’ is a shoe to an older generation but an underwear to the young; or that ‘boner’ used to mean a serious problem in need of fixing, and now generally only means an erection. 

Remember to zone in on their mindset. All jokes and confusion aside, a character in either of these situations is likely to feel displaced and to have a lot going on mentally. The prince might feel entitled, for example, and need to reconsider how he sees the gap between the classes, and he might realize some things about himself. The ghost might be scared of the future–or maybe they’re excited by it and bitter that they can’t interact with it properly or that they didn’t get to live long enough to experience it. Whatever the case may be, take the time to figure out how this will affect your character mentally and allow them to have those emotions. 

Over all, good luck, and have fun with those stories! They should be a wild ride. resource

[gemsonamachine]

A padparadscha sapphire for numbertwooflorien! She was a total cutie!

Get free art of your gemsona! 

[almcstgold]

⚠ Bronze

The pearl looked up with a jolt when she heard another gem approaching the cell she was being held in. She had been alone in the darkness for stars know how long and was starting to wonder if she had been forgotten after being captured by a gem known to her only as Baryte. “H-Hello? Is anyone there?” Bronze Pearl called out, praying that what she had heard was not her imagination playing tricks on her.

[a-cure-for-writers-block]

Hey y'all from GA!

Another from Georgia yall! Sorry if that’s wrong, I’m not too great with American states. Oh god I hope that’s right?! Sending love anyhow! Xox

[cosplaytipsandtricks]

I'm cosing Thalia Grace from the Percy Jackson seires soon, any tips?

I never got that far in the series so I looked up a few references of her. 

Work on your stance while you walk. Thalia seems like a very proud and tough girl. Sometimes walking and talking like the character will really sell the cosplay. 

Search up tips on how to do freckles for the makeup. That seems to be her trademark in her look (or at least what dense-as-Harry-Potter Percy can remember) and it takes just a little bit to really make them look realistic. They’re mostly across her nose but think of how freckles form and where the sun would hit her. Don’t limit them to just the nose, but there will be more there. 

I’m unsure of what you already have going for yourself in terms of the cosplay. Perhaps get her shield and spear put together? I think it would look pretty cool with her punk look.