Recent content by Ossifer

I always like to savour the last shot before popping the heat sink.

I'm sorry if I missed something, but is it impossible for something to be both art and a product? Like, if I tell someone that I'm going to make them a 50 dollar portrait of their family, and I show them examples of previous work and explain the details of what I'm going to make, and they...

Try getting him really tired and then exposing him to another dog? My dog had a problem sort of like this, and exhausting him helped. You could go somewhere isolated for a super long walk, then come back through a more populated area when the dog is tired. Good luck.

As a rule of thumb, try to build atmosphere. If your character is in, say, a dark forest, show them reacting to random noises and being creeped out. Have some build-up before the main bad thing shows up. Cliffhanger endings can also be good because they leave the protagonist's fate ambiguous...

I wrote this a while ago. I hope you enjoy it and that the spoiler tag works. Keep the scares coming people!