MARCH PROMPT
What lies on the ocean shore.
Today is a day like any other, your dreadnaut spontaneously deciding that it was the perfect time to visit the beach. Unbeknownst to them, something peculiar has washed up on the shore. Seagulls circle above and scatter when the unidentified object is approached, your naut curious by nature. It's foreign, yet…familiar. What could it be?
Extended under cut:
The day had started off like any other, if one did not count the bleak skies that colored the world a muted palette. You hope that it will clear, but a part of you felt a sense of relief. After all, what better way to visit the beach in such a state, it's shore barren and devoid of any fear, any judgement, any watchful eyes you might feel scrutinized by. No one would visit the beach on a day like this, no one…normal anyways. Not that you weren't normal, you fit in, just like the rest.
When you arrive, the seagulls sing and call to each other, soaring above in…circles? Your eyes scan the horizon as you approach the shoreline, sight falling upon something peculiar. It's not long since washed ashore, silhouette foreign yet almost familiar to you.
You stand before the object, wondering what it could be, what it once was. What it's purpose could have been, you're not sure. It fills you with an inexplicably cold dread that seeps down into your very core. What is it?
Objective: Illustrate your dreadnaut and the mysterious "object" they've stumbled across on the shore.
Due date is on the 31st of March
If you don’t have a naut for the prompt, you may draw/write about one of our NPCs!
Art Submissions
1. Must be at least a clean half body (thighs and up/flat colored) with a sketchy background at minimum. Monochrome is counted for Traditional Art only.
2. We'll have Fisher Tokens distributed based on how completed the piece + background is. Background completion will add 1-2 tokens.
3. You may earn a maximum of 4 tokens for a single piece.
Writing Submissions
1. You can submit multiple, or one piece - the word count will be totaled
2. Submissions are via GDocs , TH Literature, A03 link, please make sure the work is public
450 words = 1 FT
700 words = 2 FTs
1200 words = 4 FTs
THIS MONTH'S RAFFLE PRIZE-
Decayed Slot or a Mod Custom
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