More header images
A second post focussing on my blog posts’ header images. Something I feel doesn’t otherwise have a spotlight shone on it.
Illustration
Illustration This sub-category collects all my posts with pictures that aren’t just photographs: doodles, collages, social media “postcards”, scanned artwork. It’s a bit of a hotch-potch. Botanise!
Header art – great featured images at TheSupercargo
A post to focus on the header art of my blog posts. This is something I feel doesn’t otherwise have a spotlight shone on it.
i NaNoWriMo no no no – a writing diary entry
This year’s NaNoWriMo – National Novel Writing Month – is nearing its end. I didn’t join in this year – I haven’t for many years – but I see the attraction.
Isidora: the city she lost
An unnamed traveller returns to Isidora, a city she left long ago. It is not like she remembers. A short story inspired by Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities.
What have we learned? TheSupercargo’s Vlog – episode 5
In this fifth episode of my vlog I review what I’ve learned since I started the vlog six weeks ago. I focus on the technical aspect of my learning process, in particular the hardware and software.
Wounds and scar tissue
This week, wounds and scar tissue. Not one of my usual efforts, though it is a kind of a Stop and a kind of a Story. I want to give some explanation of why I’ve not been enthusiastically blogging the last few weeks. It all starts with my birth…
Autumn colours
Autumn colours at TheSupercargo, a report for October: what has been happening – and what may be coming up – on the various Supercargo blogs and websites.
Charles Dickens deals with writer’s block
Whenever he hit a writer’s block, Charles Dickens would design an new Inspirational Poster for his study. After a time he had quite a collection.
Carrot and stick
Carrot: I’m a writer. Be nice to me AND I might put you in my next book!
Stick: I’m a writer. Be nice to me OR I might put you in my next book!
The road to hell – a #Nanowrimo illustration
According to Steven King, the road to hell is paved with adverbs. Who would you trust more about directions to hell?