worst thing ever is watching the movie version of a book first because i always end up liking the movie version better and it infuriates me because i know if i had read the book first i would absolutely hate the person who likes the movies more
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You have given me a great joy in life with your Renkaza au
May I ask, what happened to the rest of the Kamado family? Did they get their canon ending or are they with Nezuko as they try to deal with her new demonification?
oh yay im glad you're enjoying it so far! 🥰
nezuko's actually with her brother in the box, like in canon lol. i just havent drawn her--or inosuke or zenitsu--in the panels we've seen, but they're there!
as for the rest of the kamados... i actually havent decided LOL. my instinct is to save everyone, since this is a light-hearted comic strip, but also i'm not sure i'd be able to reliably write that since it involves more plot than the "stupid jokes loosely following canon" i mostly have written down aha. so i suppose it's a surprise for now, even for myself.
i guess we'll see!
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this is an incredibly silly long confession that you can just delete but years ago when i stumbled on your blog, your art and your words. it changed how i saw writing and characters forever. i had just been settling into a new phase where i stopped engaging with OC content after years of being ridiculed for it in a lot of ff/rp circles. that stigma made me stop reading other OCs or making them as i believed what everyone told me but i was so unhappy and i didnt know why. -1
and there were days when i was in school and i read or watched something and i would get this itch to sit and create my own character but i stopped myself. i thought that this urge was just me wanting to self insert myself into these stories like so many of these communities told me and i started to see original character as just self inserts nothing more and yet ever since then i couldn't write the way i wanted to anymore. i thought what i was doing wasn't any different from y/n fics. -3
idr what really had me decide to read mnp but i know the day i read it i laughed because i found sophie so charming and i forgot my own hate and insecurities and then i kept reading and i continued sticking with this story and when i finally went to your blog the first time idk i just. cried. its so dumb i know but it told me so much about myself that i didn't know until then. that i didn't write OCs as a self insert, i wrote them because i wanted to make a story, i wanted to make characters. -4
i realized what i wanted was to unashamedly write so that one day i could write my own book with a plethora of my own original characters. my OCs were just the seed of that. seeing how much you loved literature, how much you loved art and how it almost felt like all of this was your air and food and using it to channel some of the best ff chapters of my youth changed me so much. i read more literature and drew myself in, i took writing classes, i watched more films and sobbed through them -5
and all of it was so freeing. i know am working on my first ever book. and really it's thanks to you.. i know it sounds dumb to say your existence and words shattered everything for a young impressionable me but it did. i don't think you get to choose who leaves an impact on you but you always get to decide what to do with that lingering awe. i used it to take writing seriously. thank you for helping me find my happiness again.
i'm really touched by this message.
joan didion once said that writing is an act of hostility. "In many ways writing is the act of saying I, of imposing oneself upon other people, of saying listen to me, see it my way, change your mind. It’s an aggressive, even a hostile act."
if we assume creation is a hostile act, then the writer has the responsibility of being subtle and charming and conniving as they guide the reader into a world of their own making. this is what good writing does. when i read works from writers who take their craft seriously, the pain is more real, the humor is funnier, the light is brighter. i used to think good writing simply entertained people. i don't believe this anymore. i think good writing, the best writing, is an act of investigation - observing humanity, studying your life and experiences, and understanding the types of stories you love/want to tell because through that knowledge you'll see the shape of your own heart. writing is for yourself. the sensitive reader who perceives your private relation to words and the emotional possession of your vocabulary "is one of the mysteries and preservative forces of the art" as richard hugo put it. i have nothing against y/n stories and self-inserts, but i admit i have little fascination for either of them. what i am fascinated by is the hostile act of creation, the sensitive reader, the trust we build together, and my private relation to words that no one else will truly know but me.
it’s difficult to fearlessly declare what you love. it’s difficult to believe there's a story within you worth telling. therefore, taking yourself seriously is brave. taking what you love seriously is brave. earnestness is brave. this i'm certain of.
may you have the courage to say “i will be a published author", may you have the perseverance to keep saying it, may we one day sit at your table and eat well and toast to your book. may you also send me a signed copy 😉
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why has tumblr not touched the curse of osiris video like that home boy was just made to be gif-ified
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