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  • Hey fellow artists, im trying to get back into doing some art but im kinda rusty any suggestions on how I can get back in my groove?
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    Super Jack Sunshine
    Super Jack Sunshine
    Try a Goomba
    Hint Toad
    Hint Toad
    Draw anything you feel like drawing. It can even be some silly doodles on a piece of scrap paper. I usually like to keep a notebook or drawing pad handy for this kind of thing. Or if you're looking to improve your skills, I'd recommend drawing a character or something over and over while trying to make it look exactly the same each time. This helps build muscle memory.
    Magolor
    Magolor
    Draw circles, perfect or imperfect
    YO HO HO! Almost forgot laddies, it be talk like a pirate day today ey!
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    Pinkie
    Pinkie
    i'm going to download so much media off the internet without paying for it

    (for legal reasons, this is a joke)
    Super Jack Sunshine
    Super Jack Sunshine
    Yarr har mateys
    Let's plunder the 3DS for some free games
    yo ho ho and a bottle of rum or smth
    To my fellow writers, do I write good characters? Idk if its just my tired thoughts but I was looking back at some of my old works and was somewhat disappointed at how I did certain characters, now while I have improved since then, I somewhat feel as if I need to flesh out some of my characters more, since a few of them feel too one note, like for example, Mind Master Tripliss, Feathers etc, Idk if im just undermining myself, but I feel as of im not using these characters too there full potential, but again that might just be me. If you have any comments or suggestions im free to hear them!
    Roserade
    Roserade
    This isn't necessarily commentary on the writing I've seen from you, and more just a general suggestion about how to write more engaging characters: an adaptability to environment. A character's wants and needs are going to be different from scene to scene, because of the circumstances they've found themselves in, and being flexible in how they respond to those changes is a huge point in ensuring that characters don't feel "one note". There isn't anything wrong with rooting a character in a solid personality, but what happens when that personality's pushed? When they're forced to present differently? When things clearly aren't going their way, or when a reminder of the past yanks them backwards towards where they've been? Exploring these aspects of character can ensure that they come across as multifaceted.

    Basically: allow your characters to have changes, flaws, or to act seemingly "out of character" at times, and this will naturally adapt into a more fleshed-out image of them.
    This is something that GREATLY urks me
    What my family thinks the Shroom is: a collection of people using me to produce free storys from my ideas without getting paid.
    What the Shroom really is/how I see it: A collection of talented individuals sharing there storys and ideas while also being a creative outlet to test there writing skills.
    Now I might be wrong in some aspects so correct me if I am.
    Phantom of the BWAH-Pera
    Phantom of the BWAH-Pera
    From the perspective of one unfamiliar with the tight knit community that is the Super Mario Wiki and the passion project that is The 'Shroom like your family is, I can see a bit where they're coming from, but I wholeheartedly agree that The 'Shroom is anything but the way they envision it to be. Like you said, it's a creative outlet for talented and creative individuals to share their stories and ideas about the Mario franchise, as well as put their writing skills to the test. And as I said, The 'Shroom is a passion project by a community that has been around for twenty years and kept alive by so many dedicated volunteers and creative minds alike during that time. So for a passion project to have endured that long against all odds really speaks values much more than words ever could.
    Hint Toad
    Hint Toad
    Well, yes, you should be wary to give out your hard work for free. You should not take your work lightly. However, you're technically not giving your work for free. I look at the Shroom as something that everyone gives a little bit to, so all of us can get something big in return. It's like if your family members each pitched in to do a small house chore so everyone can enjoy the benefits of a clean house. But, you should heavily pay attention to what your parents have to say because they want what's best for you.
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    Illuminoid
    I believe that the Super Mario Wiki has aided me in my general writing skills. I do not get paid to edit. The benefits of completing a task for others does not always come in the form of money. It comes in the form of experience, too — and, sometimes, it is enjoyable. In this case brought up by Boo1268, The 'Shroom is a passion project which volunteers can contribute to, proving that he is definitely not being used to write stories.
    What goes up must come down, and today I have a very deep down, IE: Life is kinda hard rn, and I hope things are gonna get better....
    Finally after so many hours, ive finally 100% completed Paper Mario the Thousand Year Door! (Remake) I got have gotten:
    The Tattle Trophy
    The Badge Trophy
    The Recipe Trophy
    The Golden Wacka Bump
    All the shine sprites
    The Mush Belt
    All The Crystal Stars
    All the Star pieces
    #1 Rank in the Glitz Pit
    The Golden Badge
    And one amazing story finally coming to a close, reinstating my love for this game and its characters.