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Remember our post about the six major conflicts that can be used when you write your novel? It’s now an infographic. Click the image below for full-size viewing and pin it or share it on Twitter or your other favourite social platform. Click image to view full size If you like this …

I’ve only just stumbled across this, so forgive me if you’ve already heard of this. Diversity Cross Check is a blog attempting to promote more diversity in writing by making real people available to writers to check facts, ideas and situations. People who are interested in providing education submit an identity profile and discuss the positive and negative things that they have experience with and are willing to talk about, and writers can go onto the blog, look through the profiles and ask the provided tumblr users things that they need clarification on.

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Evernote: a great notebook app that keeps short notes...

Just 6 years ago I arrived in Tokyo to work as a layout/background artist on a japanese show called Basquash! It was my first layout job, my first time in Japan, and my first time leaving home for such a long period (one complete year), so that was a big adventure for me! This year working on the show was very tough, but I learned so much, met so many nice people, that it was in the end one of my best work/life experience so far. All that was made possible thanks to Thomas Romain, the creator of the show, and Satelight studio who provided really good working conditions for us. Also, the blueray box is now on sale in Japan > http://www.amazon.co.jp/%E3%83%90%E3%82%B9%E3%82%AB%E3%83%83%E3%82%B7%E3%83%A5-Blu-ray-BOX-DUNK-SHOT-1/dp/B00MUEDOFC On this occasion, I’d like to share some line BG I did on Basquash. I have so many of them, and can’t post more than 10 pics at a time on tumblr, so let’s start with a pack of Rolling Town shots, the main location of the show!

Morrigan concept art from The Art of Dragon Age: Inquisition

Stop making excuses about why you can’t draw hands. Draw 50 of them today. Draw another 50 tomorrow. Draw them until you can draw them better, and then go back and draw them more. DO IT NOW.

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(noun) A common phobia, athazagoraphobia is defined as the fear of being forgotten. Along with the fear or being forgotten, one is accompanied with the daunting fear of being ignored or replaced. A mental illness, athazagoraphobia stems from personal traumatic experiences correlating with the abandonment of a loved one. (via wordsnquotes)

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