It’s been a while since I’ve put any opinions or advice on writing on here. And recently on the OYAN forum, a friend asked a few very thought provoking questions regarding my favorite topic, characters. And I basically wrote an article in response. So why not share it here too? xD (@any oyaners following me… Read More A Ramble on Character Likability
So, some writing advice. Because I thought of it and it’s been a while since I did any writing advice articles on here. Here ya go. 🙂 When I was 12, I had a brilliant idea. I was planning to write a book, Odd Team Out. And the main character was going to be… Read More The Personality Pickpockets: Putting Yourself Into Your Characters
It’s been a while, but here I am with the next in my character profiling series. These guys are really awesome characters and I loved the opportunity to write about them. If you’re new to this series, here are the previous ones: Character Profile 1 Character Profile 2 Character Profile 3 A reader of these,… Read More Character Profile 4
I think it’s safe to say that characters are my favorite part of stories.  Whether I’m writing or reading them. The quiet ones and the loud ones, the humble and the proud, the dignified and the goofy, the clumsy and the agile. All of them just pull me in. I like knowing what makes… Read More Character Development, Why It’s Important & My Tips On Perfecting It
This is actually more of a character development story. Â Â Cobalt Winter, the clumsy cyborg member of Odd Team Out, took especially long to develop and went through many changes before becoming what he is now. Â Â First, let me show you the changes made between the original game I played with my sister, and… Read More Character Study: Cobalt Winter
An article on the brilliance of the character: Humpty Alexander Dumpty  *WARNING, Puss in Boots spoilers ahead*    I admit, before I did One Year Adventure Novel, Humpty was a little confusing. Through the whole movie, he stays true to character and has a common motive, but how many different things he does… Read More Character Study: Humpty Alexander Dumpty
