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Team Rampion ! (And Kinney siblings helped them with the picture.)

….And then everything went fine, Sirius had his name cleared, and they lived happily ever after!!! 👍👍😁

~More HP Comics~

nico: what

percy: the fork.

nico: oh this! back in my day we simply used little shovels to eat because they hadn’t cut the prongs in yet. they only started doing that because metal was in such high demand during ww2 ://///

It’s such a pleasure to watch you grow, master.

Long time no see loves! I thought I’d dust off my tumblr with my new ‘The Thirteen’ painting!

Characters belong to Sarah J Maas and are from the Throne of Glass series

Hope you like them:)

Show don’t tell? Ignore.

Basic grammar and punctuation? Unnecessary. 

Physical descriptions of characters? Don’t need to bother. 

Solid plot? That’s for later. 

The words don’t come as fast when you’re thinking of the best way to put them together. It doesn’t have to be pretty, or much more than inconsistent nonsense.  The point is to have it exist.

this usually means character arcs and deep ethical and political debates for me, but for some people it’s gonna be physical description or in-depth plotting or Whatever

Got a scene in mind? Don’t try to fit it into your draft, just write it in a separate file and save it.

Got some witty dialogue on deck? Jot it down and keep it in your pocket!

Settings? Character development? Plot point ideas? Dramatic scenes? Write it all down! Keep a prewriting file, or two, or three, or however many you need. It doesn’t matter if what you put in them makes sense, or is totally disjointed, or whether it gets used at all.

Get those ideas in writing. Do NOT trust yourself to remember a great idea six weeks, two days, or fifteen minutes from now when you’ve got time to work it into the larger story. If you get ideas while you’re out and about or at work, keep a notepad in your pocket or text them to yourself.