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Tag Archives: eyes
Poetry Day- Orbs of Mind and Color
(A poem about eyes. Simple and fun.) Vivid blues to tempt our heart Deepest browns to calm our soul Brilliant greens to enchant our mind Noble gray to ensnare our sight Soft hazel to warm our spirit Rarest amber to … Continue reading
#4 of All Time- Pros and Cons of Super Senses
(Thought it would be interesting to see the top non-promo posts of all time. This one went live on July 19, 2014.) The above is a show from the late 90’s that was about a cop whose senses where enhanced. … Continue reading
7 Tips to Using Nonverbal Communication in Your Writing
There are definitely more than 7 tips that one could give. Nonverbal communication is essential and complicated. So, know that this is the tip of the iceberg tip. After all, I always stick to 7 tips and making it longer … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, author, body language, eye contact, eyes, fiction, nonverbal communication, tips, voice tone, writing
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#3 Post of 2020: 7 Tips to Writing a Physical Description that Works
(Post originally made on July 8, 2020.) Don’t go jumping to the comments just yet. Jessica makes a good point. Our characters are what we make them, so we shouldn’t blame them for it. We do have to be careful … Continue reading
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Tagged 7, attractive, authors, characters, eyes, hair, humor, physical descriptions, plain, sexy, tips, try not to be mean, ugly
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Questions 3: How Do You Describe the Physical?
It’s been a week with a topic that was more difficult than I expected. You would think doing a physical description is basic and easy. It’s part of a foundation for a character and a story when your goal is … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged 3, answers, authors, beauty, description, eyes, fiction, hair, physical appearance, q&a, questions, three, writing
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7 Tips to Writing a Physical Description that Works
Don’t go jumping to the comments just yet. Jessica makes a good point. Our characters are what we make them, so we shouldn’t blame them for it. We do have to be careful on how we go about doing a … Continue reading
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Tagged 7, attractive, authors, characters, eyes, hair, humor, physical descriptions, plain, sexy, tips, try not to be mean, ugly
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The Physical Description: A Necessary & Surprisingly Difficult Piece
I think we can take this for granted. Physical descriptions come off a little like a ‘duh’ concept. We need to know what our characters look like to some extent. Otherwise, every reader gets their own visual with no similarities. … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged appearance, eyes, face, fiction, five senses, hair, physical description, writing
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Orbs of Mind and Color
I noticed that I focus a lot on eyes in my stories. The color, where they’re looking, and what a character sees. Might stem from me being a very visual learner. Vivid blues to tempt our heart Deepest browns to … Continue reading
A Trio of Old Poems: Three Different Flavors of Mood
(Just going through an old file and grabbing 3 poems that caught my attention today. Last one is a fun revisit from February 2013. Enjoy.) Here We Are Again Our position has not changed We are back to where we … Continue reading
Creating the Horror Atmosphere
You know, I never realized it wasn’t spelled ‘Cemetery’ until now. All I remember is that this covered always freaked me out and was responsible for me not trusting a neighborhood cat for a week. It looks creepy even though … Continue reading
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