CatClack Studios

Hello my friends! Today someone has clipped another tag onto my jacket, and it's been dreadfully hard to remove. ~angrily tugs at paper attached to jacket~ Hmm, it looks like it says... Behind the Blogger...? Well, anyhow, it'll make a good post! ~Rules~ 1. Thank the person who tagged you! Thank you, Emily! Go on over and say hi to her at The Ink Stained Desk! 2. Answer the questions. No problemo. 3. Say howdy to the dandy little friend that created this tag. Ellyn of Allonsythornraxx! 4.  Nominate 5 or more BlogBesties to accompany you in being tagged! Not sure if I can do that, BUT I SHALT TRY! ~Questions~ 1. Why did you start blogging, and why have you kept blogging? Mostly because every single web page that talks about writing says having a blog is a must-have. And I figured it'd be fun! It's been interesting so far, but IDK. It feels great being able to share with the world. 2. What is your favorite type of blog post to write? Gosh, go

A while back, Dekreel asked to interview me, so, I also interviewed her! So, I am proud to present... Dekreel, from the crazy-amazing blog of... Inky RambleBeast! My words will be Italicized and hers will be boldfaced. CatClack: Dogs or cats? (IN MY OPINION, IT'S 'OR') Dekreel: No contest,  cats. Dogs scare me.   CatClack: Favorite kind of tree? (It doesn't have to be species, just the general types of trees that are the best.) Dekreel: I don't really think about trees that often, so I'm not sure. I like trees whose leaves are within arm's reach because it gives the place a sort of wild feel, and they're easier to photograph. But I also like tall trees because they give sort of a majestic feel. In conclusion, any tree that looks cool is my jam.  CatClack: Fav Fandom?   Dekree l:   YOUTUBE ANIMATION!!!  *fireworks explode in background* TheOdd1sOut *BANG*, Alan Becker *BANG*, Let Me Explain Studios *BANG*, Jaiden Animatiooon

Okay, so, today I'm gonna address something kinda serious. Well, less serious, but still something that should be noted, at the very least. The Seven Deadly Sins of Writing. Everywriter has stumbled across at least one in their time. And, hah, you can't get away with a 'Writer's Sin'. They show. And oh boy, they alter your story big time. (Not gonna point fingers, but lookin' at you, Story Thieves and Warrior Cats .) But, a lot of times, people don't even know that they are committing one of the many Writer's Sins. Many of my good friends have, in fact, fallen to these great beasts. But, no matter, I will address them today. 1. Lust Okay, this one I actually had a hard time with. Lust is when you have a romance, that you influence a little too well. Sexual behavior with characters, even after marriage, is a BIG no-no. And I had a little trouble understand what was too far. I know now, so, don't worry. 2. Gluttony Now, now, I'm n

Okay, I'm not super big on short stories. My short stories are SUPER long. Like, a small book. I like detail and traveling deep into the story's universe. Not, blah blah blah, the end. But, The Aetherlight Forums (ALF) community has created an online newspaper for the forum's residents. So, I signed up for the short story, since I didn't have time to be the comics artist last time, which I usually am. So, I made a small and meaningful story called The Boy and The Bear . It's a metaphor, but I'll leave you guys to comment on what the metaphor was about. ~The Boy And The Bear~ Once there was a teenage boy who was accompanied by a bear.  The bear was always with him, no matter where he went.  The bear always gave the boy what he really needed, and kept him away from what he wanted.  The boy didn’t like the bear much. The bear would protect the boy, and the boy would complain.  The bear would talk to him when he was sad, but the boy just pitched a f