Noir Story

A cap I made for Gwendolyn over on the Haven quite recently that I had a lot of fun with developing.  Gwendolyn has a thing for smoking girls, and by that I mean both literally and figuratively.  I had wanted to incorporate this in such a way that would make sense, but not blatantly come out and say "she's now developed a craving for cigarettes."  I've tried this tact before with some success--the idea that I'll let the action in the picture say that much for me with having to reiterate.

I also played around with some of the effects my editor has to create a comic-book appearance.  Of course, true Noir form would probably be in black & white or sepia, but I really like the way the colors turned out when put through the filter, and feel it allows this caption to pop a bit more.

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So yeah, back in the day I actually did series.  I still do, but it's more likely if I have something longer than the length of a single panel caption, it's a TG story on it's own.  In any case, here's one of the very first series I created.  If you can't tell, I'm a bit of a Zelda fan.  I mean come on, you play the game with a fairy following you around.  And I like fairies (Say what you will about Navi).

Smokin Hot Identity

I'm always up for a good period piece.  This cap was done for Gwendolen over on Rachel's Haven, and I really liked the way the story played out.  It's a dark story, but I feel the mystery gives it a sexy twist.  With this one, I wanted to begin showing a range of writing styles.

Discussion Question: How important is keeping the transformee's identity?  I feel that over time, a change in gender would result in a new persona, but that doesn't necessarily mean they forgot who they used to be.  I suppose it's nature verses nurture of sorts.

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