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psd coloring number 15 by cyphrdits

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PSD 015 - The Glade

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PSD 016 - LIBERTY MOTEL

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This tutorial will show you how to make any amount of icons you so desire - IN ONE SITTING!  (up too 500 at most to respond properly without lag).  This is largely an image based tutorial, but if anything is unclear, please send me your questions!

you will need:

-photoshop

-some screencaps or images you wish to edit

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I call this post “my infinite and unending love for Oscar”

He looked so extremely classy, every picture I have of him could be used for a perfume commercial… such elegant beauty

*swoons*

A dialogue tag is the phrase that comes after someone speaks. Basically, it’s the description of the dialogue. Example:

“I don’t understand,” she said.

The “she said” is the dialogue tag. There are different ways to use them and you definitely shouldn’t use them too often because it can ruin the flow of your story, but more specifically, I want to talk about capitalization and punctuation around a dialogue tag.

There are very specific rules surrounding these that fanfiction authors often break. It can be the best story in the world, but if you aren’t using capitalization and punctuation correctly, it’s going to be more difficult to read.

A few common errors that fanfic authors make when using dialogue tags are:

“I wish you wouldn’t do that.” He said.

and

“You should talk to her.” he suggested.

and

“Do you think that’s a good idea?” She whispered.

All of these are things that break up a sentence awkwardly, and writing isn’t meant to work like this. A period means the end of a sentence and a capitalized pronoun typically means the start of a new sentence. There are certain situations where the rules can be broken, but these sentences need to be fixed.

Instead of: “I wish you wouldn’t do that.” He said.

Try: “I wish you wouldn’t do that,” he said.

Instead of: “You should go talk to her.” he suggested.

Try: “You should go talk to her,” he suggested.

Instead of:  “Do you think that’s a good idea?” She whispered.

Try: “Do you think that’s a good idea?” she whispered.

Yes, this even applies when there’s a question mark and an exclamation point, and that’s actually what I see tripping up people the most.

There are situations where you don’t have to do this, and that is when the dialogue tag involves an action, not a tone of voice. Such as:

“I really don’t care.” She shrugged. “Do what you want.”

In this case, “I really don’t care” is it’s own sentence and “She shrugged” is a new one.

Try reading your favourite book to get a sense of how the author uses dialogue tags, it can actually be very helpful!