You see, Caitlyn just Made me a wonderful short story and Caption. I read the caption first and thought it was a nice change of pace and she handled a more happy, forced caption very well. it's hard to strike the right balance between a forced,dark story, and then end with a happy ending, but I think she pulled it off.
Read on if you would like to hear a little more about today's caption and why I find it interesting.
Caitlyn say's that she didn't exactly feel that it was a 'true' caption for me, but when i read the short story she had created, while also catered to Caitlin's own preferences and kinks, I never would have guessed it was made for anyone else but me. But then, we share a lot of those same kinks. Don't believe me? Read today's caption, which I wrote up on the 28th of November last year!
It's not the same exact story, but there are so many similarity's that it's almost spooky! They have a different tone and focus on the opposite side of what is essentially, the same coin. Though Mine might have a more ominous ending. Here's a screen shot I did to show when it was created, I edited it today so I could post it.
WOW!! That's amazing Jennifer! Not just the cap (which is spectacular all on it's own), but you're right... our stories could have been pulled from the same inspiration!
ReplyDeleteOh... and since that cap of mine didn't include your name, I'll consider this the beginning of a trade. Which of course means I get to make you another one! YAY!
A marvelous story and a wonderful friend! To risk your friend's hatred in order to bring out her true self is a brave (albeit extreme) act.
ReplyDeleteThis is a marvelous take on the "heroic villain" of tg caps. Seeing as how the reader generally wants to be transformed against their will it puts the poor villain in an awful spot. This cap captures that dilemma well and is plenty squirmy too boot, plus it has that ambiguity I so love. Great cap all around.
ReplyDeleteHey, Jennifer, I was thinking of starting Capping myself as I enjoy the Caps you, Smitty, Caitlyn and the girls all post greatly :) If it's no trouble, what program are you using to edit? I've found that the Gimp is so time consuming it almost puts me off at some times xD
ReplyDeleteLoving todays Cap, keep them up!
Kira x
Hey, anon. Jennifer and I both use comic life for our caps. And Caitlyn uses photoshop if I recall. Also thanks for the kind words.
ReplyDelete@ anon.
ReplyDeleteSmitty is right, We both use comic life. (comic life version 1, not 2.) I'm not that great at gimp either, and not so sure I could pull off Photoshop either. But Caitlyn does a wonderful job with that program.
Thank you for the kind words! Really clad that you are enjoying them and I would love to see what you can come up with. if you ever need any advice or feedback, just let me know! ^_^
@ Caitlyn
I know we discussed this on yim, but I just had to say thank you for the compliments and sooo happy to hear that you liked it! :D
@ Kyra Hyde
Very extreme! But, I have no problem when things get extreme. I was kind of worried that the plot might be too much of a stretch and would need more then just one panel to explain it. But as i said, Caitlyn showed me that this idea works well!
@ smitty
Glad you liked it! Wish I didn't sit on it soo long! But, I honestly kept thinking i had just made it a week or two ago, and would eventually go over it and tweak it. And well, you know the rest.