The Gang of Five
The Land Before Time => LBT Fanart => Topic started by: Adder on August 17, 2010, 07:04:18 PM
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I was always wondering since I read it, has anyone ever thought of drawing scenes from Caustizer's Rise of the Storm Tide? I'm going to do a few and upload them, I already have an idea for a few, but I just drew a picture, so I don't know when I'll do this next one, but I'm am going to do some of my favorite scenes, like where Rozzy and Ruby kiss or the final scene between Syndra and Guido kissing.
I'll even try a few pictures of new characters by themselves, like Rozzy, Thor and Syndra.
I'm not going to force anyone to do fanart, it's only a suggestion to others. When it comes to fanart, I'm not forceful with other users and friends.
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I'm really honored your making these pictures Scratte. Rise of Storm Tide was kind of under appreciated because of it's script format, but it was the vital stepping stone I needed in order to write Far Away Home. I look forward to seeing your interpretations of Syndra, Rozzy and Thor.
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I've gotten pictures of Synda and Rozzy drawn, I also drew a picture of Ruby cause I was bored. I'll still have to draw Thor though.
But I'm not sure how to draw Ruby and Rozzy kissing (since their a fast-runner and eggstealer). But I'll try as best I can, I've never actually drawn any one kissing (expect for scrat and scratte, but that one was simple) they way Ruby and Rozzy did, so that might not come out so good on the first or second try.
I'm only going to upload a picture of them if it comes out good, I'm not going to upload poorly drawn pictures (I normally just throw them away anyway).
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Here's Syndra.
(http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2010/230/4/b/Syndra_by_ScratteLover2.png)
Here's Rozzy.
(http://fc06.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2010/230/5/3/Rozzy_by_ScratteLover2.png)
Rozzy and Syndra © Caustizer
Here's the picture of Ruby I mentioned.
(http://fc08.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2010/230/f/7/The_Land_Before_Time_Ruby_by_ScratteLover2.png)
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Oh I remember reading this fanfic before I decided to join the GOF. In my opinion script is muuuuch more easy to read and is a lot better. And good pics Scrattelover :yes
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Oh I remember reading this fanfic before I decided to join the GOF. In my opinion script is muuuuch more easy to read and is a lot better. And good pics Scrattelover :yes
Thanks. I know. That's what I told Cautizer, but most of his readers didn't like the script format. Personally I like read scripts alot better than normal stories, they give more detail of what's going on, how the character looks, and just plains makes the story Ten times more interesting.
If he dose write a third in the series, I hope Cautizer goes back to the script format for it.
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Oh I remember reading this fanfic before I decided to join the GOF. In my opinion script is muuuuch more easy to read and is a lot better. And good pics Scrattelover :yes
Thanks. I know. That's what I told Cautizer, but most of his readers didn't like the script format. Personally I like read scripts alot better than normal stories, they give more detail of what's going on, how the character looks, and just plains makes the story Ten times more interesting.
If he dose write a third in the series, I hope Cautizer goes back to the script format for it.
I disagree. Script stories do not offer as many details as novels. They are mostly dialogue with vague descriptions of action, based on my experiences. Novel stories (or normal stories as you put it) offer much more detail and offer a better description of what's going on. It is easier to get the feel of what's going on through a novel than through script.
Personally I hate script stories because they offer so little detail. It's harder for me to picture what is going on. On top of that, at least with the scripts I saw, they don't look as if they have the same amount of effort put into them than novel-style stories. Most that I have seen have little description on what's going on and are mostly dialogue.
Though I should point out that while it is possible that some scripts, depending on the writer, could have more detail than what I tend to see, this does not mean scripts have more detail. Keep in mind that, when you get down to it, the only difference between script and novel is the way the dialogue is written.
While a script could potentially be more descriptive than novel, this depends on the writer. And as I said, I more traditionally see novels being more descriptive than scripts.
No offense intended.
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No offense intended.
I don't think that anyone's opinion about how they like a story is offending, if you like novel format and I like script format that's fine. Everyone likes their own things.