So I Just Realized I Never Actually Posted This Here

So I just realized I never actually posted this here

So here’s the finished digital version of this art

I’m still not sorry

And toshi is still fine

In case anyone is curious

This is a redraw of one of the first pieces of colored pencil fanart I posted here (a little over a year ago)

I feel like this is a continuation of this last two pics of all Might in the process of dying at kamino

I need to stop but I won’t

This should be their actual height difference (endeavor on the left all Might on the right)

Endeavor and All Might watching the Winter Wonderland. Manga vs Anime

Oh they did that

Thanks rob liefield

marvel are cowards for not making captain america a disgusting muscle freak

Reblogging to save for later

PREPPING YOUR NOVEL.

if you want to start your novel but you’re not sure where to start, i’ve collected a bunch of resources to help you along! this includes characterization, plotting, worldbuilding, etc. @made-of-sunlight-moonlight

CHARACTERS.

name generator: this one is pretty handy. it has a bunch of different generators based on language, gods, fantasy, medieval, archetypes, etc.

➥ reedsy name generator

personality types: this is just the standard mbti personality list. it lists the strengths and weaknesses of each type, as well as how they do in relationships, etc.

➥ mbti 16 personalities

enneagram: the enneagram personality types. this may help with characterization because it has “levels of development.” it also lists common fears, desires, and how each type interacts with one another.

➥ enneagram types

emotional wound: your character should have something they believe about themselves that isn’t true. (ex: i’m worthless, i’m powerless.) this should start with an “origin” scene from their past, where something happens to create the wound. then there are three “crossroads” scenes to brainstorm, where things could have gone right for your character, but didn’t due to the wound, and because of that strengthened their belief in the wound. this helps you figure out why your character acts like they do. this is a really important one!!!

➥ emotional wound explained

WORLDBUILDING.

worldbuilding template: this is a pretty good template / guide about how to build your world. it talks about geography, people, civilizations, magic, technology, economy, and politics. (you have to download this through email though.)

➥ reedsy worldbuilding template

world anvil: if you really really want to go in-depth — this website is for you. there is so much you can do with this; i can’t list it all. history, timelines, important objects, cities, species — you name it, it’s probably on there.

➥ world anvil website

worldbuilding bible: this is just a general list on things to think about when worldbuilding.

➥ ellen brock’s worldbuilding bible

world creator: this website generates an entire planet. you can play around with the amount of land, as well as climate, although i’m not sure since i haven’t used it too much. here is the link if needed, though!

➥ donjin fractal world generator

inkarnate: this is a really commonly used one. it’s free and makes good quality maps. you can lay out cities, landmarks, regions, and they even have little dragon drawings you can put on your map.

➥ inkarnate website

a tip: don’t over-worldbuild! you’ll end up spending a lot of time on things you won’t need. focus mainly on the things that you will use!

PLOT.

plot generator: this one’s kind of nice because you can lock elements of the plot that you like. that way you can get rid of the ones you don’t like while keeping the ones you do.

➥ reedsy plot generator

writing exercises: this one has a couple different generators, including one that gives you a situation, characters, and themes.

➥ writing exercises

plot cheat sheet: this lists a whole bunch of plotting methods and their basic steps. i would play around with them and see which one works best for your method.

➥ plot cheat sheet by ea deverell

plot formula: this is mentioned on the cheat sheet, but it lists a bunch of beats and scenes which you might want to consider for those beats. kind of fill-in-the-blank-ish sort of thing?

➥ plot formula by ea deverell

save the cat: a method of plotting also on the plot cheat sheet above, but i wanted to point it out. i have been using this recently by taking a giant piece of paper, laying it out onto the floor, and making a timeline. pivotal scenes go on the right (ex: catalyst), while the bulk of scenes go on the left (ex: fun and games). i didn’t really have a website on this, but here is one that explains the beats. (i might make a post about this later, though?)

➥ save the cat explained

ETC.

story planner: this basically has a lot of templates that cover everything up there. the problem is that you get a free trial for a little while where you get as many documents as you want, then you have to pay for it. (although you can get around this by copying and pasting into a doc...?)

➥ story planner website

describing / related words: these kind of go hand in hand. if you put a word intothese websites, they will give you either a list of related words or adjectives respectively.

➥ describing words website

➥ related words website

ea deverell: i've pulled a lot of stuff from this website to put in this post, but there's a lot more that can be used. Like a lot on basically anything — plot, character, world, outlining, writing itself.

➥ ea deverell website

reedsy: again, i've pulled a lot of stuff from them to put in this post, but there's much more. it's similar to the ea deverell one.

➥ reedsy website

canva: this is more for making aesthetics and covers. (this thing is really helpful —and free!) although if you use this, i'd suggest pulling pictures off a website like unsplash; that way the pictures are free to use.

➥ canva website

i hope you found this helpful!! :) happy writing!!

Reblogging because I posted this eons ago

This is part one of my ap art concentration portfolio

The idea was if ancient goddesses in were modern women

1) The Amazon warrior (a fierce Greek goddess) is an executive for Amazon. This idea might have been inspired by Percy Jackson and because I found this idea way funnier than I probably should have

2) Artemis (the Greek goddess of the hunt) is an Olympic archer. This was actually the first one I did for this series.

3) Baba Yaga (the Russian witch whose house walks on chicken legs) is a chicken farmer. This is the second time I’ve drawn this because the first version didn’t have a border.

4) Bast (the Egyptian goddess of cats and motherhood) is a mom with her baby in a kitten suit. This image has the most judgmental cat I’ve ever drawn.

5) Kali (the Hindu goddess of death) is a death metal guitarist. (Fun fact: the hairstyle of the head on her guitar is based on the skinny version of all might from my hero academia)

6) Lilith (Adam’s first wife from Jewish myths, who was rejected from paradise for not being subservient) is a tattoo artist. (According to my grandfather she looks like Cher)

The other six can be found here

All of these were done in colored pencil and are 9"x12"

I’m sorry if I got anything wrong

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