Clinging To Fate And Blaming It When Life Won't Go Your Way

Clinging to fate and blaming it when life won't go your way

welp I should have seen this coming tbh 😅

So the other week I had a weird burst of inspiration and just made a lot of very loose lined sketches while listening to music that turned out so expressive I want to show them but idk there's no connective theme a lot of them are OCs there's some vent some weird kh speculating and some Akane Kurashiki blorbo brain like uhmmm I mostly feel bad I haven't finished any full piece worth posting since I started going to college in-person again honestly

🎶Now Playing - 999 Week 2022

(Compilation of all my pieces for last year's @999week!)

when she walks away and pulls your hand you’ll follow her without a thought. you always would. whether it’s your sister ahead of you or her ghost

One layer challenge except it wasn't a challenge I was just losing it

27, 58, and 65 for the fic asks!!

58. What part of the writing process do you enjoy the most? (Brainstorming, outlining, writing, editing, etc) 

Editing my beloved it's my faaavorite I feel it's the part where you can really take a step back to look at what you put on the page and make sure everything is coming along in a way that's effective, where you can breathe and make sure the pieces are fitting properly into place and meaning didn't get lost along the way. What's comforting about fiction to me is things don't happen out of random chance, there's a rhyme and reason even to a tragedy, so I enjoy the part of the process of doing your best to make sure A leads well into B I feel like I'm stitching them together into a picture, one that will look a bit different from what I see in my head if someone else looks at it too

27. What is your most and least favorite part of writing?

Okay so favoritest is editing, now the least favorite? I've said posting is a chore for what I imagine is an annoying amount of times by now... Know the very last point I just made geeking out about editing? I still can't quite manage to not be intimidated by that. I suppose that's not part of the writing process itself but well I don't think I have much of an issue with anything else, I do wish I was better at outlining but what I do works well for my skill level and projects small in scope

65. Tell us about what you’re most looking forward to writing – in your current project, or a future project

Hmmm I could not tell you? As in I also don't know an answer, I've yet to have an idea long-term enough to consider it an actual project and as I said bad at outlining so I mainly kind of write as soon as I get the idea? "Ooh I'm so looking forward to writing that scene" isn't really a thought that occurs to me it's either got a first draft written down or I didn't have the idea yet, and honestly I am the most excited about a school project atm which is bad for me cause as much as it's a fun creative muscle to stretch I find myself too lazy to go to the gym :']