Author Archives: Jayne

Screenplays, Read Them.

Have you ever read the screenplay for your favoritest movie ever? Well, I dabbled in screenplay writing for a little while. It’s fun to write screenplays. If you haven’t tried to write one yet, you should totally give it shot! Even if you’re not interested in writing one, I think everyone interested should get aContinue reading “Screenplays, Read Them.”

Sketchable 5.0 Basics

I found the Sketchable app in my Windows apps. It’s probably always been there. Maybe it came with the latest update? Anyhow, I always like finding new ways to exercise my creativity. I opened it today and there was some sample art that came up first. I couldn’t figure out how to move the pageContinue reading “Sketchable 5.0 Basics”

Did You Say Dream Fast w/ You?

If you know me, you know I love Dark Crystal. The thing is, there’s a lot of story there, and some things I wasn’t able to put together. But guess what? There’s a human out there that’s making videos all about Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance, and I’ve never appreciated a YouTuber more! If you’reContinue reading “Did You Say Dream Fast w/ You?”

Poetry is Fun

I’m going to try to play with poetry again. I will be posting my poetry on Medium.com. A few triggers have inspired me to play with words again. We’ll see how it goes. I’m trying to gauge my level of commitment, and it’s probably about one poem a week. I don’t want to be famousContinue reading “Poetry is Fun”

Everything IS Ok

In my daily journal, I always end with an affirmation to sleep with. I was going to put “Everything will be okay” – something I’ve always been told growing up. But I’ve had such an amazing week that I wanted to make sure I placed this affirmation in the present tense. “Everything is okay.” IContinue reading “Everything IS Ok”

Have you tried Bard?

Bard is the AI chatbot by Google. You can ask Bard all sorts of things. Bard edits, gives ideas, tells you facts and gives links to help deepen your understanding. Bard has great potential to support educational and creative endeavors! I say that as an optimistic progressivist. Here’s a fun example. I asked Bard toContinue reading “Have you tried Bard?”