SongsRegalia

“It is grand imagery that inspires us to lift up legends and tales to match the intensity of our awe. When mountains would explode and roar curtains of hellfire into the heavens, we would retreat to our caves, scratching on walls stories of unfathomable beasts and inconceivable gods.
          	The power of design cannot be understated. The sound that shakes your bones, the image that chains itself to your eye; what is unnatural is frustrating, so these things must be both familiar and remarkable; simple at a glance, but deceptively elaborate, as that is the way of nature.
          	Effort in design creates a cyclic relationship between the imagination and the tangible, inspiring ourselves to reach higher, and to hold in high regard the bounty of our creation.”
          	~C

SongsRegalia

“It is grand imagery that inspires us to lift up legends and tales to match the intensity of our awe. When mountains would explode and roar curtains of hellfire into the heavens, we would retreat to our caves, scratching on walls stories of unfathomable beasts and inconceivable gods.
          The power of design cannot be understated. The sound that shakes your bones, the image that chains itself to your eye; what is unnatural is frustrating, so these things must be both familiar and remarkable; simple at a glance, but deceptively elaborate, as that is the way of nature.
          Effort in design creates a cyclic relationship between the imagination and the tangible, inspiring ourselves to reach higher, and to hold in high regard the bounty of our creation.”
          ~C

SongsRegalia

"So, why 'Alvin and the Chipmunks', of all things?"
          
          To be totally honest, I can't really remember why I chose these particular characters
          to be my creative outlet. On the outside many people just see a childish, obnoxious
          cartoon with an equally annoying soundtrack.However, somehow, I saw something more.
          Something that intrigued me.
          
          The Chipmunks characters are a delightfully diverse set, and almost anyone can
          find at least one character they can relate to. They can be simple and fun, or
          they can be deep and emotionally complex, realistic people.
          
          They can be mixed and matched in an equally diverse number of ways, thrown
          into just about any situation with entertaining results, and they have a wide array
          of styles to choose from to suit any writer or artist, from the nostalgic 80's to the
          wonderful 2000's CGI versions.
          
          In short, they make excellent subjects for an aspiring writer to just have fun and let
          their mind run wild and free. If you ask me, that's something we all need to do
          every once and a while.
          
          ~C

Animated_Imagination

You would love the author Brandon Sanderson. He is second best world builder. The frist is his author idol, James Oliver Rigney, Jr., under his pen name of Robert Jordan. You seem to love buliding worlds and love books that why I suggest it. Both authors are great and have many long series that will keep you busy for at least months