#outofscienceblue

So I’ve recently picked up drawing and I was wondering if anyone would help me with a project on diversity! I need pictures of normal people just being themselves and was wondering if any of you would help me out <3 if you want to send me a picture, you can go here or you can email me at [email protected]. I will post the drawing on Tumblr as soon as I am finished if enough people help out <3

Below is the most recent drawing I’ve done, and I’m sorry for the border but this picture was formatted for Facebook. 

-Spock wanting to take his Elder’s place on New Vulcan

DO NOT criticize your own writing, saying that it does not sound enough like the canon version of your character. DO NOT tell yourself that your writing does not perfectly mimic your muse or hate the way you write their dialogue.

The character I write normally speaks intelligently and eloquently, and for the past few years, I’ve felt as if I was sub-par to the character that was portrayed in the movies and show. Only today did I realize that the voice plays a major role in the character. I realized that not only did my writing style match the script’s but that I overcompensated on vocabulary trying to make it sound perfect. 

Looking at other’s roleplays, I saw that overcompensation was common when the character’s dialect and word choice was distinct and different from their own writing style.

DO NOT criticize your own writing. Consider this: there is only so much you can describe with words; the characters you base them around can easily portray things that are hard to put into words, and their voices can create a mood around the character that is nearly impossible to write. 

                                “ We   will   find   h o p e  in   the   impossible ”

Independent Kelvin Timeline Spock RP

3+ years of roleplaying

Multi-verse and Multi-ship

Semi-selective and open to OC’s and crossovers