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This little fox might be someone's sleep paralysis demon. I made this last year, it's not great especially compared to other pictures. But I did work hard on it, even if the fox has a lazy eye. I use a fennekin plush for reference, you can see this in the head. Sort of.  Also this is just one version. I have other versions of this picture that I made. I have early versions of this picture, as well edited versions. I might share the edited versions if only for possible nightmare fuel.

Hello! Call me Moonlight or just moon, or just the user name! No I'm not sharing my real name, not now anyways. I am a artistic weirdo. Who likes well the following below. Video games! Movies on occasion! Reading! Talking about useless trivia! Science stuff! Art! Joking about things that no one has ever heard of, or don't remember, or don't make immediate sense! Music! Coffee! Pasta! Stupid crossover ideas in my head! I like quite a bit of things you can tell from the list. Please do ask or chat, but be aware that I am not always active. I might respond right away or maybe a month later, it depends if I am at the computer or not, so please be patient. I will make posts and/or reblog.

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Rules related to my art. If I ever post anything.

Rule one. If I upload anything about one of my sonas, you're not allowed to use them for role-play, or claim them as your own.

Rule two. You are allowed to make artwork of my sonas, just credit me, and you'll be fine.

Rule three. You are allowed reblog my art.

Rule four. You are allowed to make artwork of any OC who isn't my sonas, just give credit to me and not  claim them as your own.

Rule five. You are allowed to use my artwork for reference and take inspiration from. Just don't copy and re-color, be more imaginative.

Final rule. Any fictional story that I make, you can make artwork, and/or make a adaptation of your own. Just give me credit in the end.

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Random fact 2

Did you know that, the Megaton hammer can hurt Ganon's tail in final boss fight of the legend of zelda ocarina of time

my favorite free tools for writers

hello, hello! hope you're doing well.

today i am bringing you another list with my top 3 favorite (free!) tools that I find helpful for each phase of writing a novel.

brainstorming phase

Fantasy Names Generator - not only for fantasy (you can also generate real names). this website is just... amazing! it helps you come up with names for characters, places and locations, descriptions, generate traits, outfits (yes, outfits!!), and probably something else you could ever think of.

The Story's Hack - this one is so cool! you can generate names for everything, create your own generator, and practice writing through writing exercises! plus, you can save your generated names to see later, and you earn coins for each idea generated (you can later buy themes - dark, snow, forest, etc)

RanGen - my last favorite generator on this list is RanGen! you can generate plots, appearances, archetypes, love interests, cities, worlds, items, and more.

developing the idea phase

Bryn Donovan - in this blog you can find master lists under the tag "master lists for writers". it is so helpful when you first start developing the characters and need to find the right words to describe them and to find some quirks and flaws!

Writers Write (350 character traits) - again, this is so helpful!

Story Planner - ah, the number of times I've talked about this website... please, PLEASE take a look at it, you won't regret it. this website has literally everything you need to fully develop your idea with outlines for you to fill in step by step.

writing phase

Colleen Houck (80+ barriers to love) - need more romace conflict? there you go!

Cheat Sheets for Writing Body Language - so, you know how your character's feeling, but don't know how he'd physically act? check out this list!

Describing Words - honestly, this is a lifesaver. don't you struggle to find the right word to describe something? well, with this website all you have to do is to type the object you're trying to describe and see which description fits better to you!

revising phase

Language Tool for Google Docs - i know we all have heard about google docs before, but the truth is, it's almost impossible to find free softwares to check grammar and spelling. so, google docs is useful, because it automatically revises it for us, and it's completely free. plus, you can add adds-on, such as "language tool".

Unfortunately, there's only one (free) tool that I actually enjoy for the revising phase. if you know some others, please let me know so that I can try them out and feature in this list.

exporting phase

Google Docs - i find google docs very easy to format and export to .epub, so i'd recommend using it as a free tool.

Reedsy - this is also a free tool available online. all you have to do is to write down each chapter (copy and paste) or import your word document. it will format the document to your liking and export it to pdf, epub and mobi.

that's everything for now! i hope this post was somehow helpful or inspiring!

if you want to see more master lists full of resources, check these:

WEBSITES FOR WRITERS {masterpost}

BEST accounts to follow as a writer

BEST SITES & SOFTWARES TO WRITE FICTION

DIALOGUE IDEAS TO GET RID OF THAT WRITING BLOCK (masterpost)

Useful Resources & Tips for Writers

also, if you are a notion lover just like me, check the free template I just released with everything you need to develop and write your novel!

thank you so much for reading! hope to see you around, and have a nice day <3

This little guy was made at the end of last year. Don't know what to call them, but it is an interesting design. You are free to make your own versions of this little creature, and do whatever like add more tails, more ears, bigger or smaller orb,  shorter or longer back spikes, or change the shape of the tail blade. Don't forget to credit me for the creature idea, that's all I ask. 

I made this picture not just using filters this time. But by combining the three previous nebula pictures. I didn't use a computer for this, I took the picture with my phone in a dark room with a light tablet.

So basically too much water and sky causes frame rate issues. I add this fun fact. Gravity can affect the perspective of time, meaning the close you are to the surface of a planet the slower your perspective of time is. Or the further away you are from a planet's's surface the faster your perspective of time is. Of course black holes are the classic example of this theory. If you were hypothetically on the surface of a black hole, time would speed up all around you. So when you leave the surface after 10 seconds on after standing on it, a few hundred Earth years would've passed by. I don't know the exact math, and I know this isn't on-topic with Pokémon. but is funny to think that the frame rate of scarlet and violet are caused by the world literally being as big as the sun.

Fun fact: We know the size of the Pokémon world because Scarlet and Violet has framerate issues

Random fact

Did you know that in the legend of zelda wind waker, all weapon wielding monster types runaway from bombs after taking a hit from explosion damage.