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Challenge #428
Jan. 6th, 2025 08:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
shivverDescription practice!
Write a paragraph or two of description, conveying something to the reader. It doesn't need to be visual - it could be the sounds of the scene, or the feeling of the object, for example. You might be describing what's going on, or you might be describing a setting or something or someone's that's completely still.
Don't introduce the thing you're describing, like starting with saying, "Bob walked into the room" and then proceeding to describe the room. Just the describe the thing well enough that the reader can picture/hear/feel it without being told what it is.
Write a paragraph or two of description, conveying something to the reader. It doesn't need to be visual - it could be the sounds of the scene, or the feeling of the object, for example. You might be describing what's going on, or you might be describing a setting or something or someone's that's completely still.
Don't introduce the thing you're describing, like starting with saying, "Bob walked into the room" and then proceeding to describe the room. Just the describe the thing well enough that the reader can picture/hear/feel it without being told what it is.
