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Marth would tip the pizza guy
unlike Lucina
Meringue Mushrooms - Cookies These take a bit of work and time, but are spectacular. They are highly prized for Christmas gift-giving! As with other meringue recipes, these should only be made on a dry day. You will need a pastry bag with a plain tip. If you can save some green plastic berry baskets from the summertime, these mushrooms look totally realistic placed in them.
tip bc I know u from twitter and want ur art to flourish: TAG HARDER!!! tag everything anything u can. “ furry digitalart sketch oc furryart “ there is no alg here you have to beg the gods to show people ur content
Hahaha okay okay, I heard Tumblr relies heavily on the tagging system but I wasnt sure what else to add to my crud. Thanks so much for the tip, I'll try n be more proactive with the tags!
Meringue Mushrooms - Cookies These take a bit of work and time, but are spectacular. They are highly prized for Christmas gift-giving! As with other meringue recipes, these should only be made on a dry day. You will need a pastry bag with a plain tip. If you can save some green plastic berry baskets from the summertime, these mushrooms look totally realistic placed in them.
All About Writing Fight Scenes
@galaxies-are-my-ink asked,
“Do you have any advice on writing fight scenes? The type of scene I’m writing is mostly hand to hand combat between two experts. I’m definitely not an expert so when I try to write it, the scene ends up sounding repetitive and dull.”
Fore note: This post is coauthored by myself and one of my amazing critique partners, Barik S. Smith, who both writes fantastic fight scenes and teaches mixed martial arts, various artistic martial arts, and weapons classes.
I (Bryn) will tell you a secret: I trained MMA for seven years, and when I write authentic hand to hand fight scenes, they sound dull too.
The problem with fight scenes in books is that trying to describe each punch and kick and movement (especially if it’s the only thing you’re describing) creates a fight that feels like it’s in slow motion.
I write…
Lowering her center of gravity, she held her right hand tight to her face and threw a jab towards his chin. He shifted his weight, ducking under her punch. His hair brushed against her fist, and he stepped forward, launching a shovel hook into her exposed side.
But your brain can only read so fast. In real life that series of events would take an instant, but I needed a full eight seconds to read and comprehend it, which gave it an inherent lethargic feel.
So, we have two primary problems:
How do we describe this fight in a way the reader can understand and keep track of?
How do we maintain a fast paced, interesting fight once we’ve broken down the fight far enough for readers to understand it?
(We will get back to these, I promise.) But for now, let’s look at…
Different types of “fight scenes:”
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Witch Tip
As the end of the year is coming, do spells for closing, sealing and finishing any undone tasks.
As the new year comes, do spells for new beginnings, strength, and good luck in the new year.
Reposting cuz the op was transphobic
How to add a "read more/keep reading" on mobile:
1. Just type what ever you want to be above the cut.
2. Hit enter. Then type :readmore:
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*the :readmore: has to be on its own line or it won't work
