Best Writing/Drawing tips

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asked May 29, 2017 in Fiction by Vanilla Bean (91.9k points)

Have any tips for when you write or draw? Comment below!

A tip I have is to look for inspiration,for example,my next book,land of the moths and the moons sweet light.I get my inspiration for writing this book from playing outside! it's summer,and this time of year the moths arrive! I observe them.

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answered Jun 24, 2017 by Vanilla Bean (91.9k points)

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Oh and,land of the moths is cancelled

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answered May 30, 2017 by Amber#CindyStrong! (910 points)

In writing, just be descriptive. Use sparkling vocabulary, meaning words that really explain, such as turn "the flower smelled nice" to "the daisy had a sweet aroma that radiated from it, and smelled like summer..." just really extend your meaning.

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