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Category: Art
My art-related posts
Currently on art: After FFM 2020, Behind Armada on hiatus
FFM 2020 is behind us already. Even though my decision to post only on WordPress cut the number of comments I received drastically, I still had a good time and got some fantastic learning experiences, as I focused on writing the best stories I could. In the end, the results weren't as great as I'd hoped, but I overall created stories I am proud of and which I'll be happy to publish in a collection. I definitely did better than last year both wordcount- and quality-wise!
FFM 2020 31: Infuriating Computer
Gary pressed his laptop's power button down for the umpteenth time that month. This was the second time the darn thing was acting up today, and he was starting to get frustrated. He needed to get his work done and the stupid thing was not helping at all.
FFM 2020 30: Never Tickle A Sleeping Beast
They should've had the slogan say, "Never tickle a sleeping dangerous beast of any kind."
FFM 2020 29: Run
Raiyo ran. He did not want to stop running. He never wanted to stop.
FFM 2020 28: Awkward Stranger
Raiyo did his best to ignore the shaking of his hands and the uncomfortable feeling of sweat soaking his clothes. If he squeezed his hands together to keep them from shaking and ignored the rest of the issues, perhaps he could make it through his first meeting with the whole department without embarrassing himself.
FFM 2020 27: Almost Home
She was almost there.
FFM 2020 26: Bombing Hooligans
The hooligan gang was hollering below, completely unaware that their usual hanging spot was full of bombs.
FFM 2020 25: A Webby Carnival
The carnival is always the highlight of my year. When there is more than one, they are the highlights — the more, the merrier!
FFM 2020 24: Bad Contract
Shade stared at the words in front of her. The contract was full of holes filled with clauses in small print at the edges of the paper.
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