Hooves

[kiyakotari]

I am a madwoman, and I totally blame lionhearts for it.

Jian's new body is going to have to be put on hold for another couple weeks. ^_^;; He's gonna kill me in my sleep as soon as he has arms again, I swear.

And Darryl has...um...hooves...on the way?

Oh dear.

I'm going to have to write things. Darryl has horns and hooves...maybe claws? What will Talon have....????!? And make pictures full costumes and stuff. Just because of these hooves.

But they're SO COOL. =D

I think my "doll parts" addiction is showing again. Yes? Yes.

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[kiyakotari.livejournal.com]

**chuckle** Actually, I have three totally separate plots for these guys, in all honesty.

1) The novel (trilogy, actually, but who's counting) plot, which is already determined, slowly being written, and pretty much logical. And will most certainly be revised to even higher standards of logic once finished.

2) The doll plot, which is heavily influenced by and bounces in and out of the novel plot, and allows my dolls to interact with other people's dolls "in character" without messing with my novel plot. This is where things like the Freight & Salvage photogoodness come in, and also many of my Random!Doll!Drabble!Challenge!Writings, though some of those fall into category #3, and a very few go in category #1.

3) The "AU" plots (into which both the Roman!Crack stuff and the impending Satyr!WTF!!?Crack stuff would fall) for when I'm taken by a particularly amusing and pretty idea that has no basis in their usual realities (they generally get new names for these, and go through some personality shifts, and such). These get worked on furiously for a while, abandoned when I get bored, and picked up again later when I notice them and regain my interest.

Yes, I'm one fucked-up little plot-generating cookie.

[nagasvoice.livejournal.com]

*peers at your axles and sprockets*
You know, if you hooked that thing up to a turbine...

[kiyakotari.livejournal.com]

...you'd have a failsafe perpetual motion machine? 8-D

[nagasvoice.livejournal.com]

Until it ran into the immovable object, of course. Like stubborn characters. Le sigh!