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I don’t even remember how I found this amazing post, but as soon as I saw it, I couldn’t wait to share it with you! After all, when you have the opportunity to absorb Pixar wisdom and gaze on Pixar images, you’ve got to take advantage of it!
Thanks to former Pixar storyboard artist Emma Coats for writing the Rules, to Dino Ignacio for adding the images, and to Twisted Sifter for posting the end result. Please note that I don’t have a connection with or know any of these sites, so I’m not responsible for content. Just giving proper credit. ![]()
So, if you’d like to learn from Pixar’s wisdom AND have the opportunity to win your own Writer’s Blocks blocks by artist Cyn Rogalski, check out Pixar’s 22 Rules of Storytelling as Image Macros, then head back here to the Christian Writer’s Den and post the
Photo courtesy of Cyn Rogalski
rule/rules that were most powerful or helpful to you and why. Our handy-dandy Random.org will select a winner from all the responses and if you’re the winner, your very own Writer’s Blocks blocks will be on their way!
But you must comment here to be in the drawing, so be sure to head back after reading the post! Oh, and don’t forget to return next week to see if you’re the winner. ![]()
I’ll be interested in reading your thoughts and your take-aways!
Happy reading and writing,
Vonda
