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PART 1. Ask me about myself…

Do you like the way you look?

Have you ever cut your hair yourself?

What’s your Instagram @?

Favorite console to play video games on?

Do you collect anything?

Have you ever smoked a cigarette?

Are you a fan of bread and butter?

Does everything happen for a reason?

What’s the most embarrassing thing that happened to you?

Have you ever almost died?

Go-to ice cream order?

Do you like your room?

What do you like to do when you’re feeling stressed?

Who’s your best friend?

Favorite animal?

Do you like to read?

Are you an extrovert or introvert?

Biggest regret?

Are you a fan of theme parks?

Have you crossed anything off your bucket list in the past 2 months?

PART 2. Ask me if I’m a believer…

Do you believe in aliens?

Do you think everything happens for a reason?

Do you believe the butterfly effect is real?

Do you think love at first sight is legit?

Do you think we go to heaven or hell when we die?

Do you believe in karma?

Do you believe in witches and/or magic?

Do you think ghosts are real?

Do you believe in anything mythical/supernatural? (Bigfoot, Mermaids, Vampires, etc.)

Do you believe in a God?

PART 3. Ask me about relationships & love…

Are you in love with anyone at the moment?

Do you want to eventually get married?

Who are your best friends?

Have you ever broke a friend’s trust?

What was your first kiss like?

If a friend called you to help hide a body, would you help or turn them in?

Have you ever had a crush on someone that, now as you look back, is completely embarrassing?

Explain your dream date.

How would you react if you had a secret admirer?

You’re having dinner with your s/o, are you guys eating at a restaurant or having a home cooked meal?

Talk about one of your favorite memories you share with a friend.

Have you ever secretly taken something from a friend and not given it back?

How would you react if a friend started dating your ex?

Do you think any of your friends talk about you behind your back?

Where would you want to have your honeymoon?

Do you believe in sex before marriage?

Are you currently single?

Have you ever broken up with someone?

Have you ever cried over a break-up with a friend?

If you were in an emergency, which friend would you call first?

PART 4. Ask me about my favorite things!

Favorite feel-good movie?

Favorite song from before 2005?

ALL-TIME favorite album?

Favorite actress?

Top 3 favorite colors?

Favorite book genre?

Favorite poem?

Favorite actor?

Favorite type of food?

Favorite pair of shoes you own?

Favorite song right now?

Favorite show you’ve ever watched?

Favorite show as of right now?

Favorite quote?

Favorite thing to do when you’re bored?

Favorite food?

Favorite sea animal?

Favorite perfume/cologne/body spray?

Favorite drink to order at a coffee shop?

Favorite person you know?

Favorite blog(s) here on Tumblr?

Favorite Youtuber?

Favorite place to shop?

Favorite book?

Favorite musician?

Favorite city you’ve been to?

Favorite sport?

Favorite outfit you own?

Favorite app to use?

Favorite flower?

PART 5. Ask me Would You Rather…

Eat a slug OR Eat a cockroach?

Not take a shower for a week OR Not brush your teeth for a week?

Cuss out your boss OR Tell your mom she looks fat?

Fart in front of your crush (and they know it’s you) OR Accidentally sneeze in your celebrity crush’s face?

Jump off a cliff into the ocean OR Go skydiving and jump out of a plane?

Be the girl who was known for eating her tampon OR Have everyone in your life legitimately hate you?

Not be able to own anything that costs more than $20 OR Only be able to own things that cost $100 or more?

Shit your pants on nation television OR Shit your pants at a job interview?

Be famous while you’re alive but forgotten when you die OR Be unknown while you’re alive but famous after you die?

Go to jail for 5 years for something you didn’t do OR Get away with a horrible crime and live with guilt & fear?

PART 6. Ask me if I’ve ever…

Have you ever cried yourself to sleep?

Ever kissed someone who wasn’t single?

Ever spit in someone’s food/drink?

Have you ever done anything illegal?

Have you ever cheated on a test?

Ever spread a rumor?

Have you ever saved someone’s life?

Have you ever been to a foreign country?

Have you ever made someone cry?

Some of the best chemistry/relationships in fiction exist between characters who are/become friends. Here are some tips for making friendships come alive on the page:

1. Banter

One of the most interesting aspects of fictional friendships is the way the characters interact with each other whilst important plot points are occurring.

If your characters have easy banter, teasing one another without missing a beat and managing to bounce off each other even in the toughest circumstances, it will be clear to the reader that these two are/should be good friends.

Friends know each other well. They know the other’s character so well that they can easily find something to tease each other over. However, this also means knowing which topics are off-limits.

If you want to write a good, healthy friendship, your characters shouldn’t use humour/sarcasm as a way to hurt the other. It should be good-natured and understood as such from both sides.

Different friendships will have different types of chemistry. Some friends may tease each other with facial expressions. Others may already anticipate a snarky remark and counter it before it’s been spoken. Others will have physical ways of goofing around. 

Some friends might not tease each other at all. Banter isn’t necessary; it’s just a good way to make your characters come alive and make their friendship one that is loved by readers.

What’s important is chemistry - the way they automatically react to each other.

Think Sam and Dean in Supernatural or Juliette and Kenji in the Shatter Me series.

2. Mutual support 

Unless you purposefully want to write an unhealthy/toxic friendship, your characters should both be supportive of the other. 

This means that, even if one is the MC and the other the side-kick, both should be cognisant of the other’s feelings and problems, and should be considerate in this regard.

Few things will make your MC as likable as remembering to check in and be there for their best friend even when they are in the thick of a crisis.

You need to show your characters being vulnerable in front of each other and being supportive in ways that are tailored to the needs of each friend.

So, if one of the characters really responds to physical comfort, the other should know to give hugs/rub their back when they’re not feeling well. Similarly, if one of them doesn’t like being touched and responds to material comfort, have the other bring them ice cream and join them for a movie marathon. Whatever works for your characters.

What gets me every time is when a character is falling apart and won’t listen to/be consoled by anyone but their best friend (but this is just personal preference).

3. Knowing the other’s past/family life

This really only applies to characters who have been friends for quite a while.

Good friends know each other’s backstory - the highs and lows and mundane details. They know they layout of their family home and they probably know their family members well.

Friends will often talk about these things, only having to mention a few words for the other to know what they’re talking about i.e. “The ‘09 Thanksgiving disaster” or “You know how Uncle Fred is”

This will instantly make it clear that your characters are close and have come a long way together. 

Perhaps there are issues at home/trauma from the past that the other character will immediately understand. So, if one character appears with a black eye, their friend might know that the father was probably drunk the night before and got violent. Or if the character has a nightmare, the friend might know that it was about childhood abuse etc.

This can also apply to good things i.e. if one of the characters gets a nice note in their lunchbox, the other might know that their grandma is in town.

Whatever works for your story should be used to indicate the level of unspoken understanding the friends have.

4. Being protective

Few things will make your readers love a friendship more than the friends being fiercely protective of each other (in a healthy, non-territorial way).

Has someone hurt one of the characters? The other should be furious and want to exact revenge. Does someone say something demeaning to one of the friends? The other should defend them immediately and vehemently.

This can also take on a humorous twist if one of the characters starts dating someone. The friend can make extra sure that said date is sincere and promise to exact vengeance if their friend is hurt.

This can also be a great plot device, since it could explain why the MC’s best friend joins the quest/goes along on the journey. Perhaps this is the main plot point: a character seeking to protect/avenge their friend.

If you want to go in a toxic direction, this can be taken too far i.e. a friend who never lets the other spend time with anyone else/stalks the other/is patronising etc.

5.  Common interest(s)

Even if the two characters are vastly different, there should be something that keeps them together besides loyalty.

This is especially important for characters who become friends throughout the course of the novel.

This doesn’t have to mean that both of them go hiking every weekend or want to become pilots one day. It could be something small, like a love of cheesy movies or a shared taste in music. Maybe they both enjoy silence/don’t like other people. Maybe they are both social justice warriors, but for different causes. 

This could also be common characteristics instead of interests. Perhaps both are very ambitious/funny/social.

There should just be some factor that ignited the friendship and brings the two of them together.

This doesn’t necessarily have to be a big part of your story, but you should at least have it mentioned to make the friendship appear more authentic.

Hey, guys! I’ve noticed that there are a lot of artists who struggle with “same face syndrome,” or the tendency to draw all their characters with the same face. To help you combat this, I’ve created two different challenges!

The first (pink) one is mainly geared towards artists who are struggling with same face syndrome and want to start branching out. It covers topics that a lot of artists struggle with when drawing faces, such as age, weight, and face shapes. It’s not super specific, so you still have some wiggle room.

The second (yellow) one is a bit harder and is mainly geared towards artists who want to really challenge themselves to diversify their faces. Personally, I think this one’s the most fun to work with despite it being more difficult. Chances are with this one, you’re not going to be drawing a whole bunch of beautiful people. You don’t have to roll for every option on this one either.  A certain combination of rolls from 10/13 of the options may give you a great character idea, and that’s great!

There’s probably a lotta these out there but I wanted to make one of my own! Hopefully these are fun<3 

Send an emoji for each question!

 🖍️ When did you start drawing? Do you remember?  

 ✏️ Do you prefer traditional art or digital to relax?   

📏 What’s your go-to canvas size?

☕ Do you do warmup sketches before drawing? (Bonus: do you have any to share?)

🙃 Which is easier: faces facing left, right, or front view?

📚 How many layers do you typically use?

🐻 Your go-to things to draw when you need comfort?

🎁 Do you prefer drawing fandom stuff or your own characters?

🌈 Do you use more warm or cold colors?

🎼 Your favorite music to draw to right now?

🙌 Draw a doodle with your non-dominant hand

📐 Whats your favorite kinds of lines to draw?

💐 Do your drawing suit your aesthetics?

🦋 Do your drawings resemble you?

✨ How often do you draw?

🌗 Is night or day better for drawing?

🍭 What’s your main art blog / what do you tag your art with?

🍀 You wish your art was more..(fill in the blank)

🌊 What’s the hardest thing for you to draw? 

Absolutely. You can find her at @azumaruru but you’ll have to do some digging to find her writing. She’s mostly working on her original characters and their story nowadays though. Ask her about Churchless sometime ;)

heres an example

and it also gives you the hex code values for them too its p neat !

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dhfsb yeAH U SHOULD!! Its a really good fantasy series- and since I know you like D&D, it has a lot of D&D vibes. Its the Bring Down Heaven trilogy by Sam Sykes. 

I will give you a little warning for some graphic content, but its probably really about TV-14.