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ZGuy0fSci [2014-12-12 15:41:41 +0000 UTC]
cute! Some small grammer errors to speak of though still understandable. Might need to work on spacing though.
(large unspaced/unseparated blocks/bricks of text are not easy to read.)
On average one paragraph/block to an idea or subject and each paragraph should be 3 to 5 or 6 lines long, not exceeding 8 on average. A person's brain and eyes are good at seeing sets of 3 to 5 making for faster reading, but as above without uniqueness separating points it all 'blends together' making it take a LOT more effort. Myself and others with good focus can piece it apart perhaps but even then it takes a lot more time then when one can skim something over.
It likely wouldn't take long to edit, but would make things much easier for many readers. Just look through where ideas separate parts of the story, like where you introduce her as a fox then where she meets Luna, etc.
Using Double-Spacing like here you can then make for a great deal easier to follow dialogue.
Good grammer habits are not always at first easy and do often take a good deal of effort to break ourselves into following but it makes a world of difference not just for others but for ourselves too. (esp when proofreading back over what we write)
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BlazeNekoFox In reply to ZGuy0fSci [2014-12-12 16:29:08 +0000 UTC]
I'm dyslexic
i don't know what that means
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ZGuy0fSci In reply to BlazeNekoFox [2014-12-12 20:41:11 +0000 UTC]
To go for about 3 to 5 lines of text for an idea or subject and puting a line of space between?
Or something else?
*can look at my posts or any number of my Critiques on my page in full to see what I mean as a guide.
When you go for like ten or tweenty lines of text unspaced like some do, a "wall of text",
It becomes difficult to see what is written.
But I can understand things making writing difficult so dont stress to death over it, and feel free to use my critiques & posts as a guide to what I mean. Learning to do so more so then knowing how to takes pratice but it helps a LOT for not just other readers but it will help you aswell when looking back over things you've written, especially if like you said. Just takes pratice. ^-^
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ZGuy0fSci In reply to ZGuy0fSci [2014-12-12 15:53:45 +0000 UTC]
As for Twi'fox herself again, as said very cute. Good call on her overall look, to be akin to Blaze yet still close with Twilight, though not quite a copy of either. And though cute if a smallest tad sexy not just outright trying to be seductive or scanky.
A nice balance and a cute pose, if things seem or feel a bit "top heavy", not sure why or how to say...
If perhaps the lack of much 'up top' to balance her legs, or perhaps its the tail; im not sure what is exactly affecting the balance of viewing but that she is ofset as much to the left and her left thigh is half her overall size? (lulzjk)
I feel its a trick of the coloring or light more than actual shapes as she is shaped well, and it would seem you gave her a look of floating/levitation? A nice touch. (and the think with her hand/paw is cute)
Perhaps overall its just a matter of being so far offset left from center and how the inside between her tail and her looks, though as one's eyes see everything and adjusts it becomes less pronounced. Same as for being as far to the left, when one adjusts their 'center' of viewing.
Overall, a very nice work for someone I take to be a somewhat experienced amature artist?
(not a beginner, though not quite by looks one with years of professional work/training)
I like your work here and hope you continue to work & improve! >_<)'7
(about how long have you been at work on/with this project?)
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