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Thanks to Jade-Pandora and AsiaOneMoon for participating in my first feature! As promised, I will showcase my top three favorite deviations in their gallery and a not-too-lengthy-please-trust-me-on-this reason as to why I like it so.
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a sister's eyes -
The imagery Jade-Pandora uses to describe the world of a sister, I just love it. Her description of this world is what pulled me in to make this my favorite piece she's written, and I read the majority of her gallery! haha
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Quicksilver -
The whole tone of this poem just caught my attention, and then I read it and wow. I love Jade-Pandora's theme of two souls entwined between worlds, and my favorite line that really hit it home was "revealed / by shadow and lightning strobe, / paint-by-number puddles trace" Who uses paint-by-numbers in emotional poetry? That's a really awesome thing to do, and I can't get enough of it!
Ghost -
Well, what is a ghost-shirt? I don't know, but before I started reading this poem, I was dying to find out. Jade-Pandora's use of space in this poem as a limbo of sorts is just fantastic, and lest we forget, we also learn why the moon is left an orphan. Another absolutely beautiful poem by a consistently fantastic writer.
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Golden Dragon -
This immediately caught my eye when looking through AsiaOneMoon's gallery. I love the drawing's clean lines, the golden color, and the smooth body of this dragon. It's a beautiful creature.
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Ripper -
It's not that I'm a huge Metal Gear fan, because I'm not unless I'm playing as Snake in Nintendo's Super Smash Bros, but the inner designer in me cannot get over the type in this piece. The brush strokes and overall feel of the font: oh I love it. Plus, there's some good humor on the side.
Be sure to check both of these ladies out, for there is bound to be even greater things to come!
jade-pandora.deviantart.com/ar…
a sister's eyes -
The imagery Jade-Pandora uses to describe the world of a sister, I just love it. Her description of this world is what pulled me in to make this my favorite piece she's written, and I read the majority of her gallery! haha
jade-pandora.deviantart.com/ar…
Quicksilver -
The whole tone of this poem just caught my attention, and then I read it and wow. I love Jade-Pandora's theme of two souls entwined between worlds, and my favorite line that really hit it home was "revealed / by shadow and lightning strobe, / paint-by-number puddles trace" Who uses paint-by-numbers in emotional poetry? That's a really awesome thing to do, and I can't get enough of it!
GhostYou offer me your ghost shirt
for warmth, as I stand
in permanent free fall
before the two dippers.
I have no tears with which to weep,
they won't last beyond
the first touch of
thin air in this high place
where trees never grew
or felt the tension of gut sinew
when I lost my eyes
staring into the sun, and
how its dried breath of
ancient rain and elk horn
has left the moon an orphan.
Ghost -
Well, what is a ghost-shirt? I don't know, but before I started reading this poem, I was dying to find out. Jade-Pandora's use of space in this poem as a limbo of sorts is just fantastic, and lest we forget, we also learn why the moon is left an orphan. Another absolutely beautiful poem by a consistently fantastic writer.
Anchor -
I don't believe it's very orthodox to feature Journals, but AsiaOneMoon wrote a fantastic little vignette of a piece in her portal. I love the simple approach to this small love story, and I am a huge fan of short stories, so instantly Anchor came up as a favorite. "It is how life goes... Even if someone thinks they are weak, the only thing they need is a shelter for their dreams, an anchor to hold on to something."<da:thumb id="375277090"/>
Golden Dragon -
This immediately caught my eye when looking through AsiaOneMoon's gallery. I love the drawing's clean lines, the golden color, and the smooth body of this dragon. It's a beautiful creature.
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Ripper -
It's not that I'm a huge Metal Gear fan, because I'm not unless I'm playing as Snake in Nintendo's Super Smash Bros, but the inner designer in me cannot get over the type in this piece. The brush strokes and overall feel of the font: oh I love it. Plus, there's some good humor on the side.
Be sure to check both of these ladies out, for there is bound to be even greater things to come!
Film, NaNoWriMo, and the Usual
Hey there!
My writing has come to a standstill, due to my daily life being pretty hectic. As of late, large assessments due, an ACT exam, public speaking, event management, concerts, and running for leadership at my high school to name a few. I've had to put off design and internet projects for too long. However, one big project has been at the core of my schedule hell, and that is a short film which I am extremely excited for.
I've adapted a story by the beautiful Kimpossibelle on Wattpad titled No Names. It's a cute little romance, and I fell in love with it. My film will be completed within the next month and a half, and unfortunately un
What Does Writing Feel Like?
I remember back in seventh grade when I had this really good idea. My mind was overflowing with words just dying to find their way to the pages of my notebook. I didn’t stop writing for days, I even skipped some lunches. I had to find out what happened, before I forgot.
As I walked around, the trees became entities and the blossoms planets. My world was a universe in the making. Everyone I saw, when looking up from my paper, was a character in my story. Their eyes, the way they walked, even how they sat. Nothing was outside my reach, and I was determined to grab it.
Then, one day, I forgot.
Since then, inspiration has never come like
In Memoriam von Robin Williams
Yesterday, Robin Williams passed away.
He is and always has been one of my inspirations, even when I was too little to understand anything about what he meant. It was simply his mannerisms and the way he carried himself that captivated me, and still, it is those very same characteristics I admire as I laugh with tears in my eyes. When I think of living life, I have always seen the charisma Robin Williams shared with us all; on set, on stage, and in life. The look in his eyes showed me that you don't ever have to grow up, and his humor is one of a kind. The circumstances of his tragic death is one thing I never thought people like him could f
My deviantART Story
Nearly three years ago, thanks in part to my artistic development at the time and a fantastic community I had at PokemonGTS.com, I came across a little website called deviantART. Yes, it was Pokemon that brought me to deviantART, and mumble13322 (https://www.deviantart.com/mumble13322) is the first person to link me here. Blame him if you have any problems. Haha. Soon after discovering how cool this idea of an art community online where you can post stuff and do this :la:, I made an account, and thus my deviantART story began.
At first, I simply posted my Adventurer Bob series, as I was trying to use my newfound love for photography and stop-motion with my childhood love for L
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