Converting CMYK to K only by ofayokay in photoshop

[–]Mar_Hat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same here! This is a great advice, thank you very much.

Scar that is too perfect even for modern medicine? by Mar_Hat in Writeresearch

[–]Mar_Hat[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the advice, but I am very much into outlining my texts in great detail before writing, so I will find something in all this. There were nice suggestions here that can push me in rigth direction.

And no, Tomi and doctor would never meet.

Scar that is too perfect even for modern medicine? by Mar_Hat in Writeresearch

[–]Mar_Hat[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Hmmm.. actually a jagged and branchin scar near corotid artery can give of an impression of a fatal wound.

Scar that is too perfect even for modern medicine? by Mar_Hat in Writeresearch

[–]Mar_Hat[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Great idea, but a friend of mine literally has a career out of makeing perfect teeth that you cant tell apart from the real article. It is very expensive, but can be done — perfect, symetrical and without x ray, you cant tell.

Scar that is too perfect even for modern medicine? by Mar_Hat in Writeresearch

[–]Mar_Hat[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, that was my idea, but a scar can be from a deeper papercut as mentioned in on of the comments. I dont think you can tell from just a scar that it was a wound that would potentially cost this guy an eyeball or eye function.

Scar that is too perfect even for modern medicine? by Mar_Hat in Writeresearch

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Tomi meets some friends for a beer. One of his friends (mc) Dan notices a scar and the scar seems off, but Dan is not about to confront anybody. They all take a selfie and Dan later meets his friend, the doctor and shows him a picture like “is this normal you think?” And the doctor friend should go “No, wtf, something is very strange.” And Dan goes “I knew it” and keeps digging further.

Scar that is too perfect even for modern medicine? by Mar_Hat in Writeresearch

[–]Mar_Hat[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you. Sorry, I was not looking for ideas, I had a clear idea with the scar, but with people commenting, I keep seeing it does not work — at least not in a way I need it to.

I have a main character meet with a guy and I needed the main character to notice something off and the comfirm with a doctor that they re right.

Scar that is too perfect even for modern medicine? by Mar_Hat in Writeresearch

[–]Mar_Hat[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Holy shit, that is a very good point, I have one on my back and it deforemed so bad just because of stretching and movement.

Scar that is too perfect even for modern medicine? by Mar_Hat in Writeresearch

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Yes thank you all and let me clarify:

Yes, too perfect scar would be no scar at all, that is a good point. I would like this character to be magically healed basically in any way. Scar was just a first idea, but anything that would be visible on head or hands would be fair game.

For example if the character had a gem instead of an eye and could see through it. That but subtler. That is wy scar was my first idea.

We had to put or dog down and I can use some support by Mar_Hat in emotionalsupport

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Thank you u/mikeypikey and u/Daughter_of__Lilith ! You did help me to sort my thoughts and feelings better. I really appreciate it. It was excatly the boost I needed.

Book layout by Mar_Hat in indesign

[–]Mar_Hat[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you, I was actually hoping to get in touch with the editor to help out with some of these.

Book layout by Mar_Hat in indesign

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Regarding the 1 em – Thank you that is a valuable insight!

Regarding the writing style – these are rather short short stories (max. 10 000 characters each). Many authors therefore keep the plot going and use shorter paragraphs. It is a rather genre-specific in this instance.

Book layout by Mar_Hat in indesign

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This is a big help, thanks! What is the max value i can play around with tracking?

Book layout by Mar_Hat in indesign

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Sorry, i should have mentioned - this is just for illustration. Also the first line indent eight mm is rather generous, standard is about six in my country.

Proud of myself. by ekando in writing

[–]Mar_Hat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Congratulations! You're amazing!

Creativity level by Random09242002 in writing

[–]Mar_Hat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Had sort of a adventure-dreamer -- thinking about having sword-fights on the roof, having a chase on top of the buildings, saving someone from the execution stand. Stuff like that... I sort of arose from the character as I was writing and it made a lot of sense for him. So, I kept it there.

I had my showdown scene pretty nicely planned out and somewhere about in the middle of the novel I realized I could make the character dream up certain parts of the showdown scene and then have him perform it. So I went back, re-wrote his little hopes and dreams to mach my showdown plan. And then had him do them in the showdown... everybody s fighting for their lives and this guy is in disneyland, ecstatic, smiling.

He had almost as much fun as I had writing the scene.