What? Like do you need vocabulary type stuff?How do you write so many different facial expressions, I can’t seem to think the right words for the facial expressions I want to be conveyed. Could anyone give me some tips?
I am not exactly the best person to be giving advice, since I usually get away without describing physical appearances, but rather the 'feel' of the character's expressions ('a brigth' or 'a scary' expression) rather than their actual lookHow do you write so many different facial expressions, I can’t seem to think the right words for the facial expressions I want to be conveyed. Could anyone give me some tips?
Thank you! I will give this a look at!!I usually stick to the basic stuff but there are plenty of resources out there for common phrases that can add a lot of that flavor text you're looking for. Here's an example.
Vocabulary, my selection seems to be a bit dreary and repetitive lolWhat? Like do you need vocabulary type stuff?
Befuddlement
Disdain
Indignation
Excitement
Mortification
Or physical reactions?
A sneer
A snort (of X)
A curve of the lip
A wink
Ground his (or her) teeth
A tic formed in his( or her) jaw
He (or she) swallowed (nervously?)
I would like to articulate a bit more than that, but not too where where It would just looks like a whole book of facial Expressions and not knowing there simple names lolI am not exactly the best person to be giving advice, since I usually get away without describing physical appearances, but rather the 'feel' of the character's expressions ('a brigth' or 'a scary' expression) rather than their actual look(in part because I'm lazy).
In general, I'd say you should try to stick to the basics if you're going for physical descriptions, though try to add some flavor here and there with more 'feel'ish expressions. @G1onny_Rog3rs' link might be useful for your needs.
Here, thenThank you! I will give this a look at!!
Vocabulary, my selection seems to be a bit dreary and repetitive lol
I tend not to learn vocabualry from American teachers since in England we would use it a bit differently.Here, then
Otherwise, just read more and better books. Japan and Chinese stories dont often use heavy descriptions like, say, a western story would. Weatern authors tend to be much more expressive.
Game of Thrones, for example, is very description heavy. It's a world apart from any japanese work in that alone
Yeah you should definitely take note of reactions, at least.I tend not to learn vocabualry from American teachers since in England we would use it a bit differently.
I do read a lot of books but I don't really intake setence usage, i should probably break down stories o.o
I lack confidence to use google.Internet, where I get my stupid question answered, where I get my names, how to describe sht and even where I took the faces and plaster them on my character. Just need a good mind and a lot of research on google and your good to go.
BruhI lack confidence to use google.
Then google sells my information and my story ;@;As a modern person, you should do like everyone else and outsource your thinking process to Google
If you lack the confidence to even use google, do I also lack confidence to even exis-wait, why am i disappearing?I lack confidence to use google.
I'm going to give this a bump. Most of us know what different expressions look like, so this is powerful. When you want to describe an expression directly, adjectives are your friend.am not exactly the best person to be giving advice, since I usually get away without describing physical appearances, but rather the 'feel' of the character's expressions ('a brigth' or 'a scary' expression) rather than their actual look(in part because I'm lazy).