Descriptions of Characters.
Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2005 4:29 am
Hi,
I have been writing for a little while now and am really keen on bettering myself and honing myself as a writer but there is one thing i have problems with. And that is describing how a character looks. I can easily imagine such things but putting it into words is where i have problems. I read many books and learn from them by observing the words an author may use to describe features of thier characters but this is one of those things that i seem "thick " with. In that i havent been able to grasp it yet. So as practice and a plea for advice and an example so help learn how to do this could someone help me with this example i learn much better through explanation + doing so if it isnt so much of a burdan on anyone and they wouldnt mind helping me could i please as an example get help describing through words what my friend looks like:
This is a picture of her.

I hope my question/request isnt stupid but i would be extremely grateful for any suggestions/help that anyone could offer.
Regards,
Daniel
I have been writing for a little while now and am really keen on bettering myself and honing myself as a writer but there is one thing i have problems with. And that is describing how a character looks. I can easily imagine such things but putting it into words is where i have problems. I read many books and learn from them by observing the words an author may use to describe features of thier characters but this is one of those things that i seem "thick " with. In that i havent been able to grasp it yet. So as practice and a plea for advice and an example so help learn how to do this could someone help me with this example i learn much better through explanation + doing so if it isnt so much of a burdan on anyone and they wouldnt mind helping me could i please as an example get help describing through words what my friend looks like:
This is a picture of her.

I hope my question/request isnt stupid but i would be extremely grateful for any suggestions/help that anyone could offer.
Regards,
Daniel