Adg technogothica august to fall 2016

1

 Genie: On Friday, you make the decision to start your project, "Technogothica," and begin by drawing the opening part of the series, but with a twist, showing the ending. Now, you face a choice. Will you continue from this point or take another route? 

a) You: Embrace the unconventional approach and continue the story from the ending, exploring the events that led up to that point. Dive into the character development, plot twists, and world-building to craft a compelling narrative that leads to the depicted ending.

b) Her: Decide to take a different route and revise the story's structure. Instead of starting with the ending, begin from the beginning and follow a more traditional storytelling approach. Develop the characters, establish the world, and build up to the climax and ending organically.

c) You: Merge both approaches by utilizing flashbacks and non-linear storytelling techniques. Start from the ending, but intersperse the narrative with moments from the past, gradually revealing how the characters and events led to that point. This way, you can provide a unique and intriguing storytelling experience.

d) Her: Consider gathering feedback from trusted friends or fellow artists on the approach you've taken so far. Discuss the pros and cons of continuing from the ending or exploring a different narrative structure. Their input might help you make an informed decision on which path to take.

Genie:

Remember, the choice you make will shape the overall storytelling experience of "Technogothica." Consider the impact on character development, plot progression, and reader engagement as you decide whether to continue from the opening ending or take an alternative route.

2

Genie: After creating the comic work called "Technogothica" on a Saturday in just a few hours, you find yourself feeling tired the next day after church. However, you still have the drive to continue the story. What do you do?

a) You: Acknowledge the importance of rest and prioritize your well-being. Take a short break from working on the comic to allow yourself to recharge and recover from the tiredness. Resume working on the comic once you feel more energized.

b) Her: Push through the fatigue and continue working on the comic, fueled by the excitement and inspiration from creating "Technogothica." Take short breaks in between to rest and rejuvenate, ensuring you don't exhaust yourself completely.

c) You: Seek a balance between rest and work by engaging in light creative activities related to the comic, such as brainstorming ideas, sketching rough drafts, or jotting down notes. This allows you to make progress on the story while still giving yourself some time to rest.

d) Her: Delegate some tasks to lighten your workload. If possible, reach out to fellow artists or friends who can assist in the creative process, such as helping with character designs, background illustrations, or storyboarding.

3

Genie: You quickly realize that you have no dedicated time to work on "Technogothica" due to other projects like "Shark on Campus" and "Sugar Coat." However, after taking a nap, you wake up feeling refreshed and ready to tackle your creative pursuits. What will you do next?

a) You: Prioritize your projects based on their deadlines and importance. If "Technogothica" is a passion project that holds great significance to you, allocate a specific time slot each day or week to work on it, even if it means adjusting your schedule or temporarily reducing the time spent on other projects.

b) Her: Focus on completing the ongoing projects first, acknowledging that each project deserves your attention and dedication. Once you finish those projects or reach a manageable point, allocate time for "Technogothica" and ensure it receives the creative energy it deserves.

c) You: Consider collaborating with other artists or delegating certain tasks related to "Technogothica" to lighten your workload. Sharing the responsibilities with trusted individuals can help you make progress on multiple projects without compromising the quality of your work.

d) Her: Take a moment to reassess your priorities and evaluate which projects align best with your long-term goals and aspirations. If "Technogothica" holds immense personal significance and creative fulfillment, you may decide to reorganize your schedule or make adjustments to allocate more time for it.

Genie:

Remember, finding a balance between your various creative endeavors can be challenging, but it's essential to listen to your passions and personal fulfillment. Choose the approach that best aligns with your priorities and allows you to make progress on "Technogothica" while considering the commitments and responsibilities you have with your other projects.

4

Genie: As August arrives, a young woman expresses interest in spending time with you. In the midst of your busy schedule and creative pursuits, what will you do?

a) You: Welcome the opportunity for companionship and decide to make time for the young woman. Plan a date or outing that accommodates your schedule and allows you to enjoy each other's company.

b) Her: Appreciate the interest but explain your current commitments and limited availability. Offer alternative suggestions, such as meeting for a shorter period or finding a mutually convenient time in the future to spend quality time together.

c) You: Discuss your situation openly with the young woman and find a compromise that works for both of you. Set clear expectations about your limited availability and explore ways to incorporate her into your creative pursuits, such as inviting her to join you in a collaborative project or attending an artistic event together.

d) Her: Decide to prioritize your creative work for now, explaining your current dedication and focus. Express your interest in getting to know her better and propose finding a time in the future when you have more availability to spend quality time together.

Genie:

Remember, finding a balance between your personal life and creative pursuits is essential. Communicate openly and honestly with the young woman, taking into consideration both your own aspirations and her expectations. It's important to create a supportive and understanding environment that allows you to pursue your passions while nurturing personal connections.

5

Genie: After spending most of August working on a new MM culture set of projects, you find yourself in bed one Sunday morning contemplating whether to work on "Technogothica." Should you redraw the story or add something new? Let's explore your options:

a) You: Feel inspired to revisit "Technogothica" and decide to redraw the story. Use your newfound creativity and skills gained from your recent projects to enhance the storytelling, character development, or artwork. Give the comic a fresh perspective while staying true to its core essence.

b) Her: Embrace the opportunity to add something new to "Technogothica" without completely redrawing the story. Incorporate new plot elements, introduce additional characters, or explore different themes that align with your current creative vision. This can breathe new life into the comic while maintaining its original essence.

c) You: Combine elements from both options. Redraw certain sections of the story that you feel need improvement or better align with your current artistic style, while also introducing new elements to enhance the overall narrative and keep it engaging for both new and existing readers.

d) Her: Reflect on your own creative goals and aspirations for "Technogothica." Decide whether redrawing the story or adding something new aligns better with your long-term vision for the comic. Consider seeking feedback from trusted friends or fellow artists to gain different perspectives on the direction you should take.

Genie; kudos to redraw the story or add something new effectively can either make or break the project when you have so little time to work on things and you feel a menacing energy.

6

Genie: As the end of August approaches, you find yourself trying to recapture the same mood and atmosphere that inspired the earlier "Technogothica," but you're experiencing some difficulties. Should you write the serials or just draw organically from your mind? Let's explore your options:

a) You: Choose to write the serials to help you reestablish the mood and atmosphere of "Technogothica." Spend time developing the storyline, characters, and world-building elements, allowing your imagination to flow freely. By outlining the serials, you can better visualize and translate your ideas into the artwork.

b) Her: Decide to draw organically from your mind, allowing your artistic instincts to guide you. Embrace the creative freedom to explore different visual elements, character designs, and compositions. By relying on your intuition, you can tap into the original inspiration and recapture the unique atmosphere of "Technogothica."

c) You: Combine both approaches by writing a rough outline or sketching key scenes to anchor your creative process. This provides a loose framework that allows you to draw organically while still maintaining a cohesive narrative and capturing the desired mood and atmosphere.

d) Her: Seek inspiration from external sources that resonate with the original essence of "Technogothica." Explore music, literature, art, or even revisit past works that evoke the same emotions and atmosphere. Use these influences as a springboard to reignite your creative spark.

Genie:

Remember, the creative process is unique to each individual. Choose the approach that aligns with your artistic sensibilities and allows you to reconnect with the mood and atmosphere you desire for "Technogothica." Whether it's through writing, drawing organically, or seeking external inspiration, trust in your creativity and intuition to guide you.

7

Genie: Fast forwarding in time to a point where Calamatia has happened, it's now November, and you find yourself attempting to remake your work "Technogothica." However, due to heavy blunt force trauma, you no longer remember the original mood and atmosphere. What will you do? Here are your options:

a) You: Embrace the opportunity to draw organically and create a new work inspired by your current state. Allow your imagination to flow freely without the constraints of trying to recreate the exact mood of the previous version. Explore new themes, visual styles, and storytelling techniques that reflect your present experiences and emotions.

b) Her: Seek assistance from others who are familiar with your previous work or have a deep understanding of the "Technogothica" concept. Collaborate with fellow artists, writers, or friends who can help you recollect the mood and atmosphere you initially aimed for. Together, you can rebuild the essence of "Technogothica" while infusing it with fresh perspectives.

c) You: Take this opportunity to engage in intensive self-reflection and introspection. Dive into your memories, sketches, or any other remnants of the original work to trigger your recollection of the mood and atmosphere. Explore various creative exercises, such as free writing, sketching, or mood boards, to rekindle the essence of "Technogothica."

d) Her: Consider exploring alternative creative outlets or mediums that allow you to express your current state and emotions effectively. Experiment with different art forms, such as writing, painting, or photography, to capture the essence of your experiences and channel them into a new creative work.

Genie:

Remember, rebuilding "Technogothica" after experiencing heavy blunt force trauma requires resilience and adaptability. Choose the option that resonates with you and allows you to embrace your present circumstances while staying true to the essence of your original vision. Be open to new possibilities and use this as an opportunity for personal growth and artistic exploration.