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writing update (kinda)
working on my mpreg!Buck story a bit tonight, got a new toy really (Scapple) and have been having fun with making idea bubbles and connecting them with arrows
Anyway, here is a screenshot of the section I'm working on related to pregnancy cravings
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delawarcana [7-13] || 2020
[Image ID: A set of digitally drawn tarot cards displaying iconographic images from life in the state of Delaware, painted in a textured chalk style and detailed with pale, lacy filigree along the edges, golden graphics, and blue text. /end ID]
7 - The Chariot // DART Bus
8 - Strength // Construction on I-95
9 - Hermit // Sailboat
10 - Wheel of Fortune // Grotto’s Pizza
11 - Justice // Seagulls stealing beach fries
12 - Hanged Man // Happy Harry’s
13 - Death // Scrapple
Tools of the Trade
Microsoft Word - where the writing happens
Notepad / Wordpad - clutter-free formatting
Windows Explorer - simple file organization
Scapple - mind-mapping
Aeon Timeline - timelining
Scrivener - file organization and summary aid
Adobe Photoshop - drawings and infographs
Adobe Acrobat DC - pdf-maker
MS OneNote - utilizes the cloud so I can write ideas on my phone and open them on desktop
Scapple App Review
I'm back from the dead to give you guys a mind map to simplify your world building. If you're anything like me, you need a visual physically in front of you to actually grasp the concept, so I tried to keep this more simplified. You could easily go much more in depth than this. EASILY. But my main purpose in this was not to catalog every detail ever or create a new language from scratch, but to have a visual separated into what I feel are the most important categories so that you can ask the big question: why? You can have a name for every distinct blend of flora and fauna, but if a reader doesn't understand why it is important or connects back to the world, you've already lost.
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I’m obsessed with this app I got recently called Scapple. It gives you an endless blank page to make notes and outlines on and you can make it look however you want (I just like a lot of color on everything). It’s so much better than using the Notepad app like I did before. And fun. Anyway, I recommend checking it out if you’re a writer:
https://www.literatureandlatte.com/scapple.php
lots of questions about scapple in my inbox tonight. unfortunately, i can't show you what my stay board looks like - but here's an example for those of you that are curious
i recommend you look up a few videos about this software and try out the free version for the trial period and really play around with it. if you plot/outline your stories by scribbling on every scrap of paper you can find - scapple's for you
Huge thanks for that post about Scapple. The software I've been using has been unsupported for ages and this seems great so far!
right?? it's fucking great. i tried it out years ago and knew it would probably benefit me but then i just never got it lmao
i've had scrivener for years so i knew the two would work well together but i just dragged my feet for too long
