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Maddy

  • Fiction Discussion Re: Name Finding Tips

    Doing a quick google search on baby names is always helpful. Plus, when I think of a character, I first think up their personality and then search for names I ...

    Mar 1, 2011
  • Art & Photography Re: 2D Art Class Artwork

    Hello everyone, I have decided, considering storywritting is not my strongest talent, to upload my artwork. All this art that you will see below is done in my art class. ...

    Nov 2, 2010
  • Art & Photography Re: Something light

    Hmm... this is definitely missing a focus. If it was me, I'd put focus on the eyelid and eyelashes, maybe putting a light blue on the eyelid so it contrasts ...

    Mar 30, 2010
  • Writing Activities Re: The Showing vs. Telling Game

    Amelia trudged on, looking down at her perfectly shaved legs. The slop of runny, crap-coloured mud had ruined all that time she spent in the morning moisterising. Lightning slashed across ...

    Jan 13, 2010
  • Writing Activities Re: Character Answer Game [2]

    "Somewhere where I can hear the ocean waves roll and collapse on the sand." ~Talia "The best place for a honeymoon would definitely be the Bull Fight in spain.. or ...

    Dec 30, 2009
  • Writing Activities Re: Title Feedback

    Hmm, sounds to me like a book reflecting on someone's shady/terrible past? It reminds me of autumn days and sepia. Probably something that I might read the blurb for. Newborn ...

    Dec 30, 2009
  • Writing Activities Re: Speedwrite the word above you #2

    Race

    Dec 30, 2009
  • Writing Activities Re: Continueous stories

    "It was! I don't believe you!" She chocked through tears....

    Dec 30, 2009
  • Writing Activities Re: In The Picture

    First, there would be denial. Justin- "Are you going to join in on the suicide, too?" Then he would get defensive: "I'm not letting you go through this. It's a ...

    Dec 22, 2009
  • Writing Activities Re: Name the Character Above You

    Silverwillow: Thomas, Lucas, Daniel, Toby. I have a grandma in her late 70s. She's polite, a little gigglish, absolutely adores knitted toys, loves making tomato soup, curious and helpful Her ...

    Dec 22, 2009


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— Spearmint