#visual writing

[garadinervi]

Juan Uslé, Sinónimos, (vynil, dispersion and pigment canvas glued to board), 1992 [Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid. © Juan Uslé]

[polyhedric-dimension]

Who are you when you're not performing?

[wh1msic4lwasab1]

𝐇𝐒𝐑&𝐆𝐞𝐧𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐧 𝐖𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐧 𝐕𝐢𝐬. 𝐋𝐢𝐧𝐤𝐬

synopsis: NSFW links for women in genshin and hsr!

a/n: be sure to be logged into twt!

HSR

Kafka: riding her

Black Swan: on the couch

Yukong: waking you up

Acheron: needfully rubbing yourselves on eachother

Himeko: eating you out

Jingliu: spreading your legs open

Serval: when she’s on top of you

Genshin

Ei: eating her out

Beidou: you can’t escape

Eula: slow and sweet

Yae Miko: sucking each others tits

Arlecchino: creaming all around her fingers

ShenHe: scissoring

Yelan: riding her thigh

whimsic4alwasab1 ™ - do not copy, translate, modify, or claim any of my work as your own.

[heywriters]

Everyone who was/is dedicated to tagging Goncharov as "unreality" pls do the same with AI images.

Untagged fake photos are permeating the art, interior design, and now writing prompt areas of tumblr. It gives me uncanny valley ick, so there's probably others who it stresses out more.

Please tag your auto-generated images!

[itscontinental]

Q #1952

[violet-harmon2011]

[blnxpc]

Adjust

[poetrylandx]

Breathless, heavy,

teeth sinking into my lips,

your words - so dirty, so sweet

How much power they hold over me

My body escapes my will,

my mind drowns in your darkness

The pictures you paint are vivid, searing,

pulling me into a world I can barely bear - yet cannot leave

I feel your verses in my bones, in my flesh

They caress my senses, tear apart my reason,

and yet, they never touch me

Please, make it real

Allow me to live my thoughts, not just lay them down on paper

Turn words into actions,

and I am yours

I beg you - break the spell

For you are both,

the cause and the cure of my desire.

[thinkingimages]

Brion Gysin, Magic Mushrooms, (work on paper), 1961 [October Gallery, London. © Brion Gysin]

(Source: octobergallery.co.uk)

[reveriemistress]

There is something so incredibly intimate about drawing the face of someone you love.

It allows you to capture the minute details of their face that you might not have otherwise:

The curve of their lips

at the meeting

And the places where

their

skin

dips.

The soft contours of their nose

The light...

And the shadows.

The shape of the

sparkle

in their eye and the

mischief it signifies.

One

Two

Three crinkles at their eyes.

It is the closest you can get to someone without touching them.

[6jaadedxx]

in a cold world

[garadinervi]

Juan Uslé, Notas para Soñé que revelabas (12), (watercolor on paper), 2011-2018 [Galerie Lelong & Co., Paris. © Juan Uslé]

[polyhedric-dimension]

All I know of love is hunger.

[kiestrokes]

Get you a bestie who understands creative burnout due to overstimulation 🩵

[tianaahhhh]

WRITING EXERCISE 101

Do you want to write visually? Do you want to write your scenes descriptively AND not get your readers bored? Do you envy the authors whose work are so indulging even if it doesn't have a fun storyline or too much dialogues? If yes, me too.

While surfing through the internet about it, I couldn't find much help. So I had no option but to devise my own practice method. And I swear on Aaron Blackford and my other fictional boyfriends, IT WORKS MAGIC.

So..... one article I found was going on and on about, think like a screenwriter, see like a poet, paint with words etc etc, and I remember thinking-- only if it was this easy.

In this method all you need is, still picture from any of your favorite movie or show (better if it is in the same genre as your WIP) and a blank document open. You don't need to think so hard like a scriptwriter or see things from a poet's perspective if you're not one yourself.

You open the picture on one side of your device and open your document on the other, and you describe exactly word by word about what YOU see. You can even refer to the context of the movie in that scene or maybe make up a new one by yourself.

Don't try to force in poetic devices if you can't think of any at that moment.

Instead, when you'll later read that piece of text again, i promise, you will get a rush of new and better ideas.

Practice this a few more times and the next time when you'll start to work on your WIP, you'll have a much better and clearer idea of what you AND your reader want to have there.

Make sure to let me know how this worked out for y'all!

Thank me later<3

[itscontinental]

Repeating ourselves again

And plagiarizing

Two of our favorite things

Incidentally there IS a monster at the end of this book;

But we've got time,

and brick,

and gusto.