Her name starts with a C and her cutie mark is the flower of her name. Meet _ _ _ _ _ _. She never is left for wanting of a friendship because of her many influential talents, ballet being one of them. If you ever feel down, just call her and she'll be sure to cheer you up as well as pass along some of her good vibes!
Can you guess her name*?
Remember, I will give my top 5 commenters for my A to Z Challenge a printable coloring book of all 27 ponies (I have illustrated a pony for the Reflections post) at the end in May.
*I will post her name at the end of the day!
(I apologize for the unclear image of her cutie mark! My girls colored this one)
♥.•*¨ ¨*•.♥
UPDATE reveal!
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Showing posts with label C. Show all posts
Showing posts with label C. Show all posts
Friday, April 3, 2015
C is for ... #AtoZChallenge #mlp #fanart
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
C is for ...
Yes, there are cougars in them woods! Back when Europeans began settling Utah in 1857, they started hunting cougars down since all the way to 1966--they were considered vermin.
They live throughout the entire state of Utah. You might be lucky enough to see one while hiking through the surrounding forests, but never do it alone. It makes me shudder to think that these big cats roam so close to home as well as bears.
What kind of dangerous creatures live in your state?
Monday, April 4, 2011
♥.•*¨C is for . . .
Cadence!
How do your sentences march?
Succinct?
Cool waves of sentiments that soothe the reader into knowing what your MC is thinking, nothing alarming, but relaxing crests of foam?
Confusing strings that lead you along without breath--making you believe that something is around the corner that will lunge out at you at any moment without any show of mercy so you can not take a single breath in between?
Short and choppy? What? Is it in the dark? Is it waiting? Waiting to . . . eat you?
Or
Does it lack any type of rhythm, making it a tongue tripper--maybe--for the reader so he or she has to pause, reread, and think about how it was meant to be read, because of how it didn't sound right. No wait, maybe, no, never mind. I got lost. ;)
How do you accent your sentences?
you might like:
image from photobucket.com
How do your sentences march?
Succinct?
Cool waves of sentiments that soothe the reader into knowing what your MC is thinking, nothing alarming, but relaxing crests of foam?
Confusing strings that lead you along without breath--making you believe that something is around the corner that will lunge out at you at any moment without any show of mercy so you can not take a single breath in between?
Short and choppy? What? Is it in the dark? Is it waiting? Waiting to . . . eat you?
Or
Does it lack any type of rhythm, making it a tongue tripper--maybe--for the reader so he or she has to pause, reread, and think about how it was meant to be read, because of how it didn't sound right. No wait, maybe, no, never mind. I got lost. ;)
How do you accent your sentences?
you might like:
image from photobucket.com
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