So I've Held Off On Posting This For A Long Time, Because My Film Skills Are Not So Epic, But This Is

So I've held off on posting this for a long time, because my film skills are not so epic, but this is video documentation from one of my installations.

So I once cosplayed as Freakazoid. It was good times. 

Having a hard time lately. Painted more clouds. I don't know if they're as successful as the first go.

Whoever told you steampunk had to be brown was telling you dirty, filthy lies. 

verbokinesis:

The Myousa: Ooh ooh do one for purple prose.

Me: Like a whole lecture 

Me: It would pretty much be “Purple prose. Don’t do it.”

The Myousa: Or, er, sorry, the better way to describe things than finding the longest synonym you can in the thesaurus for ‘crunchy’ or whatever.

Me: Ah

Me: Yeah I could do something about that

The Myousa: You’d have to start off with the question of semantic and definition. What IS purple prose, one might ask.

The Myousa: Why is it spoken of in darkly hushed tones, in half-whispered sentences and judgements that include such words as ‘mary sue’ and ‘Stephanie Mayer.’

Me: Is it merely text, colored purple in the document editor? Nay, good reader, it is something far worse than that.

The Myousa: What makes the difference between a Bronte and a Bleachfan2001? A Shelley and a Mayer?

Me: What the hell does ‘pretentious’ really mean, anyway?

Ahem. So. Purple prose. We’ve all heard not to do it. But what is it, exactly? Why does it happen? Where does it come from? And what does it waaaaant? Most importantly, how can you avoid it?

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My friend is a great (and funny) writer and she's doing these funny things on good writing. You should read them.

One-eyed One-horned Flying Purple Prose Defeater

This is the alternate version of my speedpaintings, in which I figure out that I liked the weirdly-filtered versions as much as the original colored versions.