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Dealings with the Flesh
a.k.a. Fleshings
| Writer's Block and Head Lumps |
| Most of the problems a writer
encounters is writer’s block. I have tried dozens of ways on starting up
the story but nothing suits my taste. I even tried banging up my head against
the wall and it resulted in not so good results (a large lump on my head).
So I present it to you as a problem and also I’ll be able to thank you
if ever you have come up with a good start for my story. |
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| The Bare Necessities |
Two Worlds is set in a bi-planet
- two planets that are so close they are considered as one. A small meteor-like
planet called Black Rock sits in the middle of these two planets. It keeps
the planet’s gravitational, weather, temperature, tectonic and magmatic
stability as well as magical. It is said that the Black Rock holds the
key to infinite power. It was also known for terrible wars as people wanted
to seek its power.
We delve into the events
of a coming war where the Baron of B'hulthea (Bhool-te-ah) Island have
amassed a great army to seek access to the keystones of the Black Rock. |
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| Chronological Problems |
| I made a timetable about
the events that should transpire on the first volume of the saga. Although
there were no dialogues nor any attempts in portraying the situtations
on the battle sequences, I had to summarize the saga before I ever make
the details. Check it out! |
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| Costumes and coloring, armor design
etc. |
| Man, do I have a lot of
holes to patch in! After reading the first 6 issues of the Warlands series
(Image Comics), I decided on building armor designs based on the knights
I saw. Much like the Record of Lodoss War's Legion of Holy Knights. But
then I will have to come up with the other characters' costume design for
me to introduce them to you. You would also wonder why most of my characters
in my gallery have a turtle-neck collar is that I haven't come up with
the perfect costume for them. Some will retain the costume while the rest
will be changed to suit their profesions. e.g. Philas has to change her
clothingto fit her status as high-priestess. |
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