Today is "back to normal" for most everybody here; children and teenager head back to school, adults go back to work, and writers all around the country (and other countries) sit behind their computer again, their minds ablaze with a million new ideas... or, in my case, completely blank and drained from the Holidays season!
I'm gonna need some form of warm-up before I hop into writing, that's for sure...
Here's a preview of what awaits on my worktable this year:
- Correction and rewriting of the first book of Terra Fae (a lot of work and moving around needs to be done so some uniformity raises from the novel) and eventually planning and writing the second and third volumes;
- Planning, outlining and writing of my serials The Drifters and publishing it on Wattpad starting this month...;
- And I have also promised to write the fourth (and last) volume of my first French series Nellie (the readers have been waiting for it for almost three years now!).
That's all I've put on my shoulders for now. Writing-wise, anyway!
But I've got some more stuff to do in order to keep this year's "wishes" afloat. (Remember, I wrote them in my previous post?)
One of them is that I wish to be braver...
With that idea in mind, I did something I wanted to do for a little while now but was kind of afraid to do it: I applied on my first freelance job EVER!
With that idea in mind, I did something I wanted to do for a little while now but was kind of afraid to do it: I applied on my first freelance job EVER!
OK, it might not seem like much, but I'm really proud of myself for doing it, for going over and beyond my fear. (Still haven't gotten any reply but hey, at least, I applied! ^_^) Next on my list of scary things to do: find an agent.
I'll let you know how that one turns out...
In the meantime, I've been painting during this year's Holidays and here are the pictures of three new paintings I've made (the last two are inspired from a Japanese artist but I can't seem to find his name or artwork anywhere anymore... Sorry.)
I'll let you know how that one turns out...
In the meantime, I've been painting during this year's Holidays and here are the pictures of three new paintings I've made (the last two are inspired from a Japanese artist but I can't seem to find his name or artwork anywhere anymore... Sorry.)
| A little baby tiger for my sister who loves this animal. :) |
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| First try at palette knife! :) |
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| Second try at palette knife and without any model; all came from my head! ^_^ |
Back to work everyone! (And I'm so glad I don't have to go outside cause there was an icestorm yesterday... It's pretty icy and slippery out there with a nice, freezing -25C!! Brrrrrrrrrr!)



So I accidentally posted the last comment on my wife's account >_< But it was really me!!
ReplyDeleteUuuuh what other comment? I see only this one!...
DeleteI hope the first week back to January is treating you well so far! Getting back in the saddle after so many days of vacation is really hard, let me tell ya. But spending some time with your book or any story will slowly start the fire in your heart to write again. Focusing on your dreams and wishes, that fire will burn brighter. Even though editing is hard, the final story is too good to miss! It is amazing and I'll be there to help ya when things get slow :D
ReplyDeleteLovely paintings by the way, I love the Asian influence. It definitely makes me think about being in a place so quiet and serene like that. It would be beautiful... but I wouldn't get ANY writing done! I need some noise in the background in order to focus :P
Maybe we should make blog posts about musical playlists we use when writing?
Ooooh great idea about the playlist! I'll keep that in mind for my next blog post!
DeleteAaaaaw thanks so much for your kind words and being there for me! I really, really appreciate it! <3 <3
And I'm there for you too! We agreed to make 2015 an awesome year and we're gonna do it together! :D
I think I'm gonna write a Post-It with my dreams and wishes for 2015 and stick it on my screen or something so I always remember them...