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i really like the way you draw smiles, especially ones that show a lot of teeth. there's a certain realism to it, with the sharp edges of teeth and curved corners of the mouths. i don't know how to put it? but ya, it adds a kind of unsettling charm to the character's face and i really like that!
thank you !!! i've been trying to practice teeth lately ^^:: i always think they're really hard to get right. but thank you, it means a lot!
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writer questions: balloon, bow, white heart
fic writer asks
🎈describe your style as a writer; is it fixed? does it change?
i honestly have no idea what writing styles there are in the first place in a non-education setting. but i'm very character focused. almost all of my writing is done from one POV or another and i describe things how they see and know it. and i focus a lot on a characters thoughts and feelings more than the overall story. that's also generally the kind of books i read to! i do try to stay consistent in a more technical sense, like using the same tenses and stuff. but ultimately i just like writing a good story.
🎀give yourself a compliment about your own writing
i like to think i found a good balance between being descriptive without filling pages and pages of detail and without going all the way into purple prose with it, and having a healthy amount of inner monologue and dialogue.
🤍what's one fic of yours you think people didn't "get"?
there was a lot of confusion about my companion piece to bound. which i lovingly called bound (sexcapades). i tried to make it very clear that everything there wasn't necessarily canon, since it was meant to be an anthology of oneshots of the characters boning. but it really didn't land how i thought it would. there was a lot of confusion in the comments about it. i think the confusion was caused because it was posted as a single fic entry instead of actual stand alone entries. since some chapters were just outright aus, while others seemed very canon. ultimately i took it down and plan to repost it and tweak it as separate entries instead.
What is the future of wine? I don't know, in all honesty, but the new Winemaker Selection series from @walmart, of all places, may give an indication of a possible future. This is their 2017 Français Cabernet Franc. I bought this bottle for something like $10.30, after tax. The only real location information available is that this wine was produced "in the South of France [where] the sunny weather of the region combines with the influence of the Mediterranean Sea to offer an expressive, fruity, and spicy wine." (To me, this only suggests one place: somewhere in Languedoc-Roussillon. That, and this wine doesn't have the black pepper of Bordeaux or the graphite, black fruit, and leather of Chinon...) And you know what? For the price point, this wine is pretty dang good. I'm surprised. I probably would have paid at least twice as much for this wine, to be honest. It reminds me a lot of the warm climate Cabernet Franc vintages I'm more used to: those from the Willcox AVA. Yet, the Français 2017 has its own unique character, and furthermore, I definitely get a sense of place from this wine. It doesn't taste the same as a California copycat. The first impression I get from the nose of this wine is bright, almost explosive red fruits. Aromas of jammy cherry, pomegranite, and raspberry intermingle with cassis, violet, cedar, crushed granite, and bay leaf. It is a little lighter-bodied than I like, but that is to be expected for a warmer climate take on this varietal, and there's decent acidity and a healthy amout of woody, earthy tannins (let's say, medium tannins) to be found here. The palate is rich and bright, with notes of rasbperry and pomegranate jam, cherry, fresh plum, and lavender, meshing with those tannins and crushed gravel on a surprisingly lingering juicy finish. The 2017 Français Cabernet Franc is not too full bodied to enjoy on a warm day in late spring. It would pair well with savory pork dishes, or burgers (meat or vegetarian) on the grill. In short, this wine is really quite good for the price point, and I'm astonished. #cheapwine #walmart #walmartwine #cabernetfranc #winemakerseries #frenchwine #wine #redwine #winereviews #wineporn (at Jerome, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAWKpiZHO-t/?igshid=185znldtcivpg
