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Snowflake Day 11
Jan. 11th, 2019 06:50 pmDay 11
In your own space, talk about your creative process(es) — anything from the initial inspiration to how you feel after something’s done. Do you struggle with motivation or is it a smooth process? Do you have any tricks up your sleeve to pull out when a fanwork isn’t cooperating? What is your level of planning to pantsing/winging it? Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.
Now I didn't know where to start with this but then I remembered re-reading recently this passage from Patrick O'Brian's The Letter Of Marque when one of the protagonists meets a writer while walking and the writer gives a speech including these lines:
( Excerpt from Letter of Marque By Patrick O'Brian )
Now I have no idea if P.O.B was describing his own method here, or parodying a kind of writing he disliked or something else entirely but it does seem quite apt to me. There are essential three parts: inspiration, writing and posting.
( My Method )
In your own space, talk about your creative process(es) — anything from the initial inspiration to how you feel after something’s done. Do you struggle with motivation or is it a smooth process? Do you have any tricks up your sleeve to pull out when a fanwork isn’t cooperating? What is your level of planning to pantsing/winging it? Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.
Now I didn't know where to start with this but then I remembered re-reading recently this passage from Patrick O'Brian's The Letter Of Marque when one of the protagonists meets a writer while walking and the writer gives a speech including these lines:
( Excerpt from Letter of Marque By Patrick O'Brian )
Now I have no idea if P.O.B was describing his own method here, or parodying a kind of writing he disliked or something else entirely but it does seem quite apt to me. There are essential three parts: inspiration, writing and posting.
( My Method )
