#scene interpretation

[neogirlart]

Made in Gacha Club

I feel like I won’t able to make Gacha Club stuff due to the creator aren’t working this app anymore

Here’s the scene where Heather who brought her son, Lancer, to bonding therapy seminar cuz yesterday he call her a s word

[neogirlart]

Made in Gacha Club 2

Ok, I was waiting for the creator updating this app but it never happened. Did they abandoned it?

Anyway, another Bob Burger rescene where Maya's screaming for help cuz her mom is forcing her to the bonding therapy seminar

[neogirlart]

It my first Gacha Club Screenshot. This was rescene of Bob Burger episode but with Gacha Club

[tleckels]

[neogirlart]

This is I drew long ago but haven’t got to post

[scriptflorist]

If I have a scene partially written involving flower language (mostly as setting in a garden) would it be alright if I sent you a description of the scene and the flowers involved to see how you would interpret it? Nothing too lengthy, just a "these flowers are over here and these are together over here" with some relevant character positioning. Thank you for your time, and your great advice! :)

Hello wingedcat13!

We would like to politely decline your ask. I’m sure you’ve written something very nice and given it a lot of thought, and it would be lovely to read, but neither of us is fluent in Victorian flower language, we translate as needed using sources. So it wouldn’t really amount to anything other than, “that’s very nice” because neither of us would read into it. Additionally, while this blog is indeed meant for writing advice, our speciality is floristry (well, plants in all their glory), but everything else is outside our jurisdiction. Not that we are entirely clueless about everything else, it’s just not what this blog was meant for.

That being said, we would likely rather stumble about a tulip in summer and a rose blooming in the midst of winter. Or insufficient plant care. Something we would be capable of judging given sufficient information. Something in its own way blatantly obvious. A lot of times in literature plants are neither given proper context or description unless they are important. And if you wanted an opinion on your character’s lavish garden, I would do much better with a sketch than a worded description.However given the nature of this ask and the fact that this particular type of judgment is outside of our capabilities, at this time the answer is no.

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[therosethatbloomsinthemoonlight]

Io non è che mi faccio i film io mi faccio anche i trailer , le scene inedite, i titoli di coda , applauso , pianto disperato , esco dalla sala.

[foudubulbe]