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[Tairis Deamhan]

Thelacan wrote...

Tairis Deamhan wrote...

I definitely agree on the music. I prefer mostly intrumental to get going but I have quite a few different 'writing' playlists. I've been a big fan of a number of old metallica songs covered by a very talented pianist as good mood setters.

Ooh, care to share the name of the pianist? And if his/hers work is availeble in some form?

I dont have access to my MP3s at the moment but do a search on youtube for 'Metallica Piano Cover' and look for one of Turn the Page. Think that artist is the only oen to have covered that song.

[TTTX]

have to go bye.

[Karimloo]

I don't get it.

[Tairis Deamhan]

Karimloo wrote...








I don't get it.

The shaking hips motion would seem to imply it is a reference to 'dem hips'.
Of course the answer to her question is 'For this' followed by much heavy petting by Shepard.

[nitefyre410]

Tairis Deamhan wrote...

nitefyre410 wrote...
 One of the tricks i do  is  I write the beginning and then I write the ending of my story... then i work my way from point A to point b. I have  found that helps  keeps things in order so you don't have characters going in complete oddball directions..  Another is music, music, music, and music,  I song for almost every scene in my story and I listen to everything from  R&B/Soul to  J-pop/rock. 

I generally try to have a story outline so I know where I'm going next, then fill in the details from there.

I definitely agree on the music. I prefer mostly intrumental to get going but I have quite a few different 'writing' playlists. I've been a big fan of a number of old metallica songs covered by a very talented pianist as good mood setters.


I have everything, though, from old school Run DMC to bagpipes depending on my mood.

   

most of instrumental  music comes from  Video Sountrack's and movie/tv show scores ... I love the Battlestar Galatica  remake sound track its some really good dark music  for setting that sense of  doom with tracks line  Something dark is coming and Crossroads but  something gritty and tough like Dirty Hands.  


Right now I am going to through and looking for a theme for Tali/Shep i was want  something   rather uplifting and freeing... i find myself hovering around something from Euereka  Seven Soundtrack

[Someone With Mass]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...
Enjoy

Hah, Tali knows the truth.

Can't see her third pair of toes, though. Unless that thin line at her right heel is supposed to be it.

[Thelacan]

Tairis Deamhan wrote...

Karimloo wrote...








I don't get it.

The shaking hips motion would seem to imply it is a reference to 'dem hips'.
Of course the answer to her question is 'For this' followed by much heavy petting by Shepard.

To me, it looks like she would imply to her enviro-suit which is snug in all the right places... And of course, dem hips too.

[Karimloo]

I think it was a poor joke.



But it does refer to her hips and Tali.



Sooo....

[Tairis Deamhan]

nitefyre410 wrote...

most of instrumental  music comes from  Video Sountrack's and movie/tv show scores ... I love the Battlestar Galatica  remake sound track its some really good dark music  for setting that sense of  doom with tracks line  Something dark is coming and Crossroads but  something gritty and tough like Dirty Hands.  


Right now I am going to through and looking for a theme for Tali/Shep i was want  something   rather uplifting and freeing... i find myself hovering around something from Euereka  Seven Soundtrack

Some random songs I've used as backdrops for scenes:

Slipknot - Snuff for the scene between Shepard and Liara, and afterwards.

Nocturne no 9 for the destruction of the Normandy.

AC/DC back in black for Horizon.

[nitefyre410]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

Karimloo wrote...
I think it was a poor joke.
But it does refer to her hips and Tali.
Sooo....

Trying to come up with a joke combining Tali's hips and bandwidth exceeded....

   

and it ends up working because those hips are that  powerful 

[NuclearBuddha]

nitefyre410 wrote...

Tairis Deamhan wrote...

nitefyre410 wrote...
 One of the tricks i do  is  I write the beginning and then I write the ending of my story... then i work my way from point A to point b. I have  found that helps  keeps things in order so you don't have characters going in complete oddball directions..  Another is music, music, music, and music,  I song for almost every scene in my story and I listen to everything from  R&B/Soul to  J-pop/rock. 

I generally try to have a story outline so I know where I'm going next, then fill in the details from there.

I definitely agree on the music. I prefer mostly intrumental to get going but I have quite a few different 'writing' playlists. I've been a big fan of a number of old metallica songs covered by a very talented pianist as good mood setters.


I have everything, though, from old school Run DMC to bagpipes depending on my mood.

   

most of instrumental  music comes from  Video Sountrack's and movie/tv show scores ... I love the Battlestar Galatica  remake sound track its some really good dark music  for setting that sense of  doom with tracks line  Something dark is coming and Crossroads but  something gritty and tough like Dirty Hands.  


Right now I am going to through and looking for a theme for Tali/Shep i was want  something   rather uplifting and freeing... i find myself hovering around something from Euereka  Seven Soundtrack

I like this.

[Someone With Mass]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

If I ever start drawing again I'll make sure it's there.
A lot of people seemed to be bugged about that

Her toes are just as important as the knife. Small details, but Tali isn't quite the same without them.

[NuclearBuddha]

Gre3nham wrote...
Out of curiosity do you have any writing training as such or are you just naturally good at it?

English degree here.

[Tairis Deamhan]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Gre3nham wrote...
Out of curiosity do you have any writing training as such or are you just naturally good at it?

English degree here.

Well damn no wonder you write so well.

I will say that I have known people with english degrees (mostly college professors) that couldn't write their way out of a paper sack.

But Buddha definitely isn't one of those. To quote Little Nicky he 'is the shiznit'.

[NuclearBuddha]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...
Well damn no wonder you write so well.

You know, getting a degree like that isn't really much about writing.  Sure, you do a lot of it, but it's pretty standard essay stuff.  Out of all my coursework, only 9 hours was actual creative writing, and I could've taken other stuff instead.

The real skill you learn is how to read and interpret.

[Someone With Mass]

It's also good if one has a personal style when it comes to writing.

Me? One of the things I lack is a good vocabulary, and the ability to know where to put what.

Modifié par Someone With Mass, 06 juillet 2010 - 02:49 .

[NuclearBuddha]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...
The real skill you learn is how to read and interpret.

Makes sense. I'm sure the whole logical thinking process helps out a little, though.

Yeah, reading critically is a good skill to have if you can apply it to your own work.  It's kinda painful, though.  And the ridiculous amount of writing you have to expose yourself to is probably beneficial, too.

I'm not sure I'd recommend an English degree (there are legitimate fears about not being able to use it to get a job).  I ended up working in a science-related field myself.

Edit:  One I had no formal schooling for, that is.

Modifié par NuclearBuddha, 06 juillet 2010 - 02:48 .

[Tairis Deamhan]

Someone With Mass wrote...

It's also good if one has a personal style when it comes to writing.

Me? The only thing I lack is a good vocabulary, and the ability to know where to put what.

As I mentioned a page or two back: read, read lots. Really is no better way to increase your vocabulary that I've found.