One Hell of a Ride

Sorry about the quiet week, the real world decided to get in the way again. Anyway, this was a request by Amber Smithe. She sent me the story outline and the images, which makes it really sad that it still took me almost two weeks to finish it as she did most of the work. But hopefully she likes the final product and thinks it was worth the wait. I like how this one turned out, a little more plot centric than I usually like my captions to be, but it's always good to throw in some variety to my normal style of captioning.

Isn't Magic Fun?

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Getting Rid of the Attitude

It's been a while since I've had a described transformation caption, so I decided to go ahead and make one. So I wrote a simple story that would be somewhat interesting on its own and have a transformation take place in the time frame of the story. It ended up running a little long, so I had to make the text smaller than I usually like, but in the end I like how it turned out. Enjoy the rest of the weekend.

Ready to Accept

Another quickie I put together to keep up the caption making momentum. I've got a few ideas for some longer pieces, but I want to hold off until I'm sure I can do them justice. Have a good weekend everyone.

Nate's Stranger

This is a unique caption for me. Mostly because if I had made it for myself, it would have been very different. But this caption wasn't for me, it was a request by Amber Smithe. I've done a few other requests for her, and in the past I've deviated a bit from her guidelines to make a caption that better fits my style. But for this one, I decided to do exactly what she wanted: multiple images on each panel (which I believe is a first for me, or at least extremely rare), a full transformation description, and a slow mental change to finish. So am I happy with how it turned out? I don't know yet. Since this caption is almost entirely Amber's idea, I'm only going to be happy if she enjoys it. Here's hoping I did her vision justice.

Thorough Punishment

Sorry about the delay, but here you go. I haven't done anything in the third person for a while, so I decided to go back to it. I really prefer the first person, but I like to mix things up to add a little diversity to my work. I also haven't described a transformation in a while, so I threw in one of those as well. Honestly, I always feel like these types of captions are some of my weaker pieces. I guess that's because I write dialog so easily I tend to neglect more distant perspectives, so I don't practice them as much as I should. I've read so many captions and stories that describe transformations so much better than I ever could, so I tend to avoid them as no one likes admitting their shortcomings. But it's something I really need to do more often as that's the only way I'm ever going to get better at it. See you Wednesday.