Here are thirteen visual inspirations for the serialized fiction I'm posting every Saturday for the Weekend Writer's Retreat.
My dark fantasy story follows a young boy named Scorpius, brought up with other children of the nobility at a foster nursery - but never claimed by his family. Eventually he's handed over to a falconer in need of an apprentice to help him when the lords come to hunt. But Scorpius soon discovers that his new world is filled with danger, a world where the brutality of the nobles surpasses even that of the dragons.
1 - Falconer's Cottage
2 - Falcon Mews
3 - Falconer's Gloves
4 - Falcon
Photo by Jim Weber
5 - Dog
6 - Stick for driving out the game hens
7 - Pillar rock
8 - Dragon
9 - Noble's horse bridle
10 - Doublet
11 - Sword
12 - Wine goblet
13 - Cabinet
Alice Audrey says Too cool. You really got me with the cabinet, knowing how it gets used in the serial.
Susan Helene Gottfried says The dragon is gorgeous! Nice picture. I dig the falconer's hut, too. It really evoked the fiction for me.
Janet says Just makes me want the next instalment more than ever, Julia! Great visuals.
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Thursday Thirteen - 167 - 13 Things You'd Find in Scorpius' World
Posted by Julia Phillips Smith at 10:31 PM
Labels: dog, Dragon, Horse, Scorpius, Thursday Thirteen, Wine goblet
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9 comments:
Who knew?
Good list.
Have a great day!
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Too cool.
You really got me with the cabinet, knowing how it gets used in the serial.
Very cool visuals.
The dragon is gorgeous! Nice picture.
I dig the falconer's hut, too. It really evoked the fiction for me.
Great pics, Julia, especially the dragon. The hut makes me think of Yorkshire, and the doublet is gorgeous!
Way cool -- great photos by which to immerse oneself into Scorpius's story.
Just makes me want the next instalment more than ever, Julia!
Great visuals.
It really does help to have those images to hand when crafting fantasy, doesn't it?
I'd like to read more about Scorpius. His world sounds intriguing. You're posting this story on Saturdays? I'll have to come back.
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