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The Sacred Mask Setting
Read the book: The Sacred Mask II - Kindle edition by Blanco, Teresita. Literature & Fiction Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com. Today I wanted to rant a little more about my Sacred Mask Book. This time I wanted to talk about the setting. I already mentioned the characters a bit, over the top. I do not want to reveal too much of the plot. I would much rather you read the book. The main action of all the books takes place in the City State Wallen. Wallen originally started as a little fishing hamlet. The residents there were former slaves, fishermen,...
The Sacred Mask and Intelligent Lifeforms
Read book: The Sacred Mask - Kindle edition by Blanco, Teresita. Literature & Fiction Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com. Today, I wanted to discuss the types of intelligent lifeforms that inhabit the Sacred Mask book. While Planet Earth only has humans, the world of Deimos has many different creatures. The first character featured in the book is the Little Ogre Caron. He is a halfling, with the Ogre blood being the strongest. This grants him regenerative abilities, and a strong tolerance for pain. He also does magic, but magic is not limited to one specific lifeform. My book also has dragons...
The Sacred Mask and Magic
To Read the Book: The Sacred Mask - Kindle edition by Blanco, Teresita. Literature & Fiction Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com. The spinal cord of any fantasy book is magic. The first spell I introduce in the book is the humble Sleep Spell. It is one of the most underrated spells of all time. The White Magus Caron had two variations of the sleep spell. He could either make you fall asleep or keep you from sleeping. In the war, the sleep deprivation spell was useful for neutralizing enemy Mages. Most people become delirious if they fail to sleep for 3...
Front Cover for My Unpublished Fantasy Book
Last night, I completed this lovely watercolor painting. As of late, I have been practicing with my watercolors. The style is obviously anime. I first drew the figures with pencils. Afterwards, I drew over them with a pen. I then cleaned out all the pencil marks to make it all nice and sleek. I then did the colors with watercolors. I first saw this drawing technique in an old anime book I read in High School. I do not remember the title. However, I do remember the subject matter. It was about Mangaka artists and their techniques. One of the...