#trick or read

[proteidaes]

Happy (Grinchy) Halloween!! 🤠🍬🍭

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[charnauk]

FANTASTIC FOUR: YESTERDAY, a new tale by Ryan North and Alan Davis, will be presented as a special bonus backup story in three of Marvel’s Trick-Or-Read titles.

I'm looking forward to reading this!

[brutalgamer]

Marvel Comics delivers some fun this October with Trick-Or-Read lineup

It’s going to be a fun time trick or treating at comics shops again this year, as Marvel reveals its collection of Trick-Or-Read titles.

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Penelope's final gambit, you will always be famous, no matter the subtext.

[littledeadling]

⟡ ⟡ ⟡ Southern Reach stamps ⟡ ⟡ ⟡

[chloesimaginationthings]

FNAF movie Vanessa sucks at “flirting” with Mike

[xxplastic-cubexx]

[right to left]

finally finished This Wip from Ever ago and so now i ask you ever look into another dudes eyes and suddenly want to do whatever he wants

[limboni]

"Children in the woods" 5/5

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[datcravat]

sticker design

[natalieironside]

A thing I've noticed about John Grisham audiobooks is that the narrators typically have a limited number of distinctive "fancypants guy from the South" voices they can do so after a while it just turns into a room full of Bills Clinton arguing with one another

[happypeachsludgeflower]

Why do I feel like if Yue Qingyuan were to die pre canon, Shen Jiu would have gone Luo Binghe level feral, kidnapped his corpse, and found some way to bring him back even if he came back wrong because ain’t no wait Shen Jiu’s letting that man escape him. They are codependent divorced toxic yaoi and there is no escaping. It was in the contract and if Yue Qi didn’t want to be defiled, he shouldn’t have signed it 😤

[graphicpolicy]

Marvel Reveals Five Trick-Or-Read Releases #comics #comicbooks

[addoves]

chat what did he mean by this

[pidgydraws]

🐕 dog dads 🐕

[cj-etc]

Writing the five senses: Sound

Like sight, writing sounds can be very straightforward. But how do you stray away from the same tired descriptions every time? Here are a few suggestions!

Figurative language

Not every sound has the same cadence, length, volume, etc.. Using figurative language to describe a sound is one of the best way to get your meaning across. Onomatopoeia, hyperbole, metaphor/simile, and assonance are all great ways to do this. For example, "Her laugh floated through the air, as sweet as the ringing of a thousand bells" uses both simile and hyperbole to paint an image.

Repetition

Sometimes, if you really want to push a sound into your reader's mind, repetition can be your best friend. Showing a repeating sound helps highlight its importance. "After the storm cleared and the thunder dissipated, Henry's ceiling made a gentle drip, drip, drip as stray water leaked through the framework." Repetition is especially useful in horror, as it helps build suspense.

Use strong verbs

"The cat screamed loudly" is an obvious description, but "The cat yowled" evokes a stronger image in your reader's mind. Using adjectives such as loud, hard, sharp, etc. in conjunction with stronger verbs like scream, chirp, rattle, etc.

Zero in on specifics

Don't feel like you have to overdo it! While using synonyms and adding additional descriptors might feel like it enhances your meaning, it doesn't always come across naturally. Sometimes, less is more! Make sure you aren't including too much, as it's easy to overwhelm readers with confusing details.

As always, nothing I've discussed in this post is a set rule, and you're free to take as much or as little from this list as you like. The most important part of writing is to do what you think is best for your story! Have a writing question? Send me an ask!

[erinwantstowrite]

first time drawing kim dokja kinda nervous,,,,,,