#4659: Story crossroads! Where to next, boys? by Radar_rad-dude
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I have pedaled my way up to the point in my story that I have to make some serious
decisions. I am asking my little friends where they think my story should go next.
They are scratching their heads and blurting out anything that seems plausable if
not always possible for the next phase of this story. They have even given me some
examples of their own encounters in their travels around the galaxy!
I am jealous of their experiencs and wish that I were small enough to go with them
on some of their adventures too! Well, that is life. Perhaps they can send me some
of their 'larger' friends or acquaintances and see if they might be willing to take
me on a tour of the galaxy so I can better continue with my current story? Who can
say? At this point, I am all confused!
Thank you for taking a peek! Your support is greatly appreciated!
Comments (15)
This is wonderful! I love the posing and scale. So unique and very original! Those tiny aliens are so cute!
I can only agree: This is wonderful! I love the posing and scale. So unique and very original! Those tiny aliens are so cute!!!!
Excellent
Sweet job !
I think I heard one of the little green aliens yell out...off to Fantasy Island! These small creature friends have a certain curiosity towards humans and how well the are capable of interacting with one another or not! Perhaps they are interested in conducting a social experiment with Miss Finch and Steve! Personally I am interested as how these two can get along with each other, when facing difficult odds of survival on a remote location.
Think of it this way my friend, by you going to Fantasy Island...an island where anything can happen and is possible, your story will develop with as many possibilities as that creative mind of yours desires! :-)
This one cracks me up even more than the first with these little green guys. You know, if they have a "shrink ray" you could possibly going for a trip with them. XD
Thanks for giving me a smile, my dear!
Molly
Well, they're spoiling his chances with that very ample lady opposite!
Such a fun and creative scene and idea....lots of directions one can take... Molly's got it..."shrink ray" and back to 68-70....and land of the giants..!!...the courageous Captain Steve Burton...
Such friendly and helpful little green people! I'm sure they'd like you to debunk some myths about the nefarious deeds their kind are rumored to have committed, given that they really are nice people :-) Maybe they just want to help the airplane get past the notorious Bermuda Triangle, which is controlled not by alien forces but by some sort of demons of the deep sea? I think one of the little green guys might have a crush on Ms. Finch :-)
utterly delightful.... But is that RobS's bald head off in the distance?
;)
When they get done there, send the little dudes my way, willya? I'm dealing with some writer's block myself with all this s##t going on.. And no... That's not me! LOL
This is great, Bill - a fun look at what pretty much all writers deal with at some point. I'm sure your little buddies will have you rolling forward in no time!
very humorous and superb composition. I fumble making up simple stories
Adventures and stories litter the floor and float on the wind like little scraps of paper. Close your eyes and reach out your hand, when you open your eyes again, you will be standing on a precipice over-looking the vast universe. Now look at your open hand, there will be one of those scraps of paper resting in your palm. Toss the scrap of paper over the precipice and jump after it to the infinite beyond. Whole worlds filled with adventures are waiting. But be warned, once you leap, there is no return.
Many thanks for these inspiring words, Wolfenshire! I greatly appreciate you kindness in sharing them with me. Perhaps next time we meet here, I will have taken that leap.
I find it interesting that no one in the background seems to think it odd that Mr. Dude is talking to little green men. I bet they have a few interesting tales of space travel to share.
Nice looking scene! Great shadows on the floor.