#crazy projects

So, this is where the project stands so far:

1. I outlinesd the whole story/songs (the foxhole court, the raven king and the king's men)

2. It will have a 3-act structure, one for each book (not the usual 2act structure of musical theatres)

3. Lil odd thing: act one (tfc) has the most songs as per this exact moment. -> the number of songs per act might change, depending on the writing

4. I have started choosing inspos for the vibes I want each song to have, no actual serious writing has been done yet -> Also, I've decided to follow my instinct on the vibes the songs have, and I will not follow the technically 2000's music style accuracy.

5. I love reprises and callbacks -> there will be A LOT, because yes, I'm that kind of musical/theatre/music nerd

6. I think i pinned down the vocal ranges for each character, I'm now working on the instrumental motifs

7. As of rn, i have no idea if i'll manage to actually write it. Feedback will always be appreciated (my experience is limited to music theory, acting and directing theatre, and writing a musical story for kids)

This just really made my day! I can't help but share it everywhere.

So I've been pretty antisocial the last few days, just going PFFFT PEOPLE in general. But while doing that I was working on a project that I finally finished tonight;

You've seen a Homestuck shipping chart before, right? Fun meme to do now and then. Recently I saw one of the biggest ones I've ever seen: find it here on dA by GameGeekAdvanced.

Fuck is the most appropriate name ever.

And it made me decide to do an edit, to add more characters. The end result is over 3000x3000 in size (around twice the size of GGA's chart .-. ) and something that doesn't have ALL the characters, but is pretty damn close. It has around 80 characters now.

Not 100% polished, and some things were just weird (thinking how to do Alpha version of Dave etc was the hardest bit) but this works. Grab the file here if you feel like messing with.

Unfortunately, I can't tell the difference between O and E, or U and I. On the chart, the difference is easy. In practice, there's no discernible difference.

The solution is simple.

I will make my own alphabet!

Later.

Mona Lisa - 6,239 dot to dot drawing

by Thomas Pavitte