Got a bit lazy in the end and ended up using a lot of recaps, extra long and boring dialogue and the whole thing turned into something of a bad Bold and Beautiful script.
It was fun and at least I have a rough outline of Season 2 mapped out now.
Now back to finishing Season One. There are at least seven more episodes to go.
If I haven’t been active around the web it’s because I’m self learning new design skills. Thanks to sites Geekatplay and ElementK. Here are some images created in line with the tutorials I followed on Geekatplay’s site. I can only get better from here.
The sword was created in Hexagon and fashioned in Vue.
The forest fashioned in Vue
The girl modelled and fashioned in Poser, along with the background.
This chic is somewhat two characters. Officially, she is Kalia from my Seriphyn Knight tale. Originally, I was attempting to model a female version of Dante Sparda.
I haven’t felt motivated to write lately as my 3D side has been hogging all my energies, along with the kids. I started today and clocked up the 1700 word target. I plan to do this amount each day and make up for it toward the end of the month. Unfortunately, I have to juggle a lot of other projects and life. November is more than a busy month for me, especially with summer seeing to a lot of pool parties at our house.
I do hope, at the end of Nanowrimo, the novel I write will have some purpose other than filling up server space. It’s good that you get a free proof copy from Createspace. That would be a nice reward for amassing 50k words.
I’ve missed posting schedules for Seriphyn Knight Chronicles and really banging my head over it. I can’t find the motivation to revamp the scenes and post them. I have it all in my head but the stubborn shit doesn’t want to be penned and posted. I guess it’s because I’ve been creating 3D scenes and characters as visual reference for Season 2, which will be drafted out in Nanowrimo. I’ve also been sightseeing and researching the internet for places to fit.
I also suppose the lack of motivation is the fact I can take my time knowing that no one will ask questions or complain.
I do promise (to myself) that I’ll upload a fresh scene next week.
I’m really loving this season of Supernatural as Eric Kripke continues to push the boundaries of its principle characters; in particular – Dean.
In the episode “The End”, Dean receives an intimate glimpse of what is set to happen five years from now.
What I love about this episode is the 360 view we get to see of Dean both now and in years to come, and that his future self is not what he envisions himself to be. There are lots of “locked-in” moments where you can sympathise with Dean’s predicament (such as his shock of seeing Cas fall toward the wayside) and when you want to hate him for being so damn stubborn. Just say yes to Michael for crying out loud!
Toward the end when Dean meets the Devil and he realises all he loved and value is gone, actually worse. You can’t help but really feel sorry for him. Dean shows so much vulnerability behind his brave words, and reveals a truth that deep down he knows the fight for humanity is way over his and Sam’s head and the chance of coming out alive and human is as slim as Paris Hilton staying off the booze, away from parties and ditching her designer garb for $5 kaftans.
This is quality writing, staging and acting.
