i'm so close to crying. I lost a really really good friend last year (like the kind of friend who you're comfortable undressing with, who bakes with you and then shares their deepest secrets over the banana bread that left a still-there burn mark on their thigh) because they forced me to say awful things to another friend of mine, and this hits so close to home. thank you
What if the brother forces him to get close to the main character to betray her, but then they fall in love and he has to choose between true love and family? Maybe he could even be some kind of double agent. I really don't know, just food for thought. I love the second idea though :)
i am glad to hear that we feel the same way! sometimes it sounds so silly but i really do love the name MapQuest: the inclusion of "Quest" somehow preserves that spirit of adventure for me, though i know it's much the same as Google Maps. thank you for the lovely comment: i hope we can both find that same feeling of organically navigating and working hard to find our way!
i'm so close to crying. I lost a really really good friend last year (like the kind of friend who you're comfortable undressing with, who bakes with you and then shares their deepest secrets over the banana bread that left a still-there burn mark on their thigh) because they forced me to say awful things to another friend of mine, and this hits so close to home. thank you
Yes. I was on vacation and it just seemed perfect.
you should draw it!!!!!
this is an adaptation of Clemintine, a short novles by Shara Pennypacker
This is based off act 3 scene 2 of Hamlet
I like the simplicity!
There's so much color in this and it blends perfectly together, not making it seem like too much while still being really pretty.
What if the brother forces him to get close to the main character to betray her, but then they fall in love and he has to choose between true love and family? Maybe he could even be some kind of double agent. I really don't know, just food for thought. I love the second idea though :)
This looks like stuff that Cathy Cone does
i am glad to hear that we feel the same way! sometimes it sounds so silly but i really do love the name MapQuest: the inclusion of "Quest" somehow preserves that spirit of adventure for me, though i know it's much the same as Google Maps. thank you for the lovely comment: i hope we can both find that same feeling of organically navigating and working hard to find our way!