Picturing Your Dark Fantasy World
Thanks to all your awesome comments to the post Can’t. See. Story, I now have no trouble picturing my world.




Thanks to all your awesome comments to the post Can’t. See. Story, I now have no trouble picturing my world.




In my stories, I don’t put a lot of emphasis on holidays mostly because they’re post-apocalyptic. The characters aren’t going to stop and celebrate when they’re so focused on surviving. Actually, they might. Holidays are something solid when the world has been turned upside down. Would characters in The Merging Worlds series celebrate something similar…
Here’s the cover for Chains of the Sciell, Book 2 of the Merging Worlds series! For those making covers or any artwork for your book remember, you probably won’t get what you want at the first try. It’s like a first draft of a novel. Your first try at designing a new cover might be…
I created three images for my book. This isn’t the cover- more like an image to represent the entire series. Should’ve stopped at one though. Now, I don’t know which one to use. I love them all equally. Let me know which one you like. The image with the most votes wins. Thanks! The Serpent…
Darkness isn’t evil, just angry There’s a cage. One made of pure Darkness. It exists inside us all. We control what goes into this Dark Prison, but not what comes out. For years, we’ve stuffed into this steel void parts of ourselves we don’t like, horrible things others have done to us, unacceptable things we…
As if naming our characters wasn’t hard enough. On top of that, we have to name lands, buildings, foods, cultures, mountains even treaties and wars. The list goes on and on. Here’s your guide on how to name a fantasy world. 1. Pay attention to everything around you. You may come across a perfect name in a restaurant sign…
Naming your fantasy world can be a challenge, especially if you’re creating an epic story. There are not just characters, you may have to name places, animals, plants, magic systems, incantations… the list goes on. Here’s a quick guide for worldbuilders who need help naming their fantasy world.
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That's great that you were able to get a new perspective on your world. 🙂
You can also go back to photos of places, figure out how light plays around with surfaces, that sort of thing, to give you ideas on world building.