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Who Are We?
Divine-Tutorials is a group started by TehAngelsCry for the sole purpose of collecting the best tutorials on deviantART for every category.

In just a year, over 1’500 members have joined the group to submit their tutorials, and almost 3’000 deviants are watching the group. Honestly, I could not have hoped for a better response. Allow me to just say, thank you to everyone. We wouldn’t be here without you.

Our Mission?
I wanted to create a collection of the best tutorials around. Sure, there are other tutorial groups which do the same, but at the time there were none which offered tutorial requests. That was the dream for Divine-Tutorials; to offer tutorials befitting of a deity, and to write tutorials from requests to the same standard.

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VBAadmin
#UnCritic is a deviantART Group that stands for "Unofficial Critics." We offer a service for unsubscribed members of dA to give and receive critique, just like premium members already can.
Anyone can join the UnCritic community.
#UnCritic started as a community idea when the Groups Beta platform was publicly released. Originally known as #UnCritique (which has since been deleted as a group), the group had a rocky start, barely gaining ground at all. VBAadmin, the original and current Founder, decided to design a commentary template which still resides on our homepage today. With that done, he did the next logical thing: began critiquing. With our group's name plastered on every critique we posted, we soon began to become better known. Not too long af Beating the Block
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Please read this list slowly and carefully, considering not only the individual prompt but ways to bend it. You'll get much more out of it. (Thinking about specific characters and/or listening to your book's theme music while you read may help.)
This list is designed mainly to give ideas for characterization-related scenes. If your issue is more along the lines of "I don't know where I'm going," then this may not be as helpful. While you can read this anyway, meditation and logic are usually the things that work best.
If this gives you an idea, write it down! It's a long list, so you don't want to risk forgetting anything.
Not all of these thoughts and ideas will apply to your story, but perhaps one can give you an idea! I encourage you to modify the ideas below to better fit your characters' unique situation. This is just meant to get the ideas flowing. Let's get started!
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Two characters are stuck under a br Sci-Fi Introduction + Lesson 1Sci-Fi Lesson 1: Introduction and World Building
Of all the genres I've worked with, Sci-Fi is one that's really close to my heart. Perhaps it's because I was reared on Sci-Fi, or because my family is the kind to pause a show or movie in the middle of a scene to discuss what ideas are being expressed there underneath the plotline of the story, and what it all means. Drives my brother crazy. 
When you think about Sci-Fi, what really comes to mind, hmm? Aliens? That's a faction. There's also genetic engineering. There's also robots. There's also space travel without aliens. There's time travel. There's also "after the end" stories that look at humanity's existence after the earth is gone. There's aliens that serve as mind-bending weirdness, biological viabilities, basically human creatures, and eerily familiar foils of the human condition.
At the end of the day, and from the very beginning, that's what Sci-Fi is about. No matter how human the characters may be or not, it's about

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