TF Themes - Musings
Added 2025-04-23 23:59:08 +0000 UTCSo, different transformation themes.
I've done a few in the past, TG obviouly being the most dominant on my page.
A couple others I've dabbled with, like insane sexified body shaped, rapid or unplanned pregnancies, size changes, even an age regression. I've also done humans into body parts on other humans, with is a weird niche one, granted.
I think I may have done an ethnicity change at some point, and most recently a full on demon form takeover.
The thing with my creation philosophy is a weird one, as I don't think I could ever do a TF into something I wouldn't find pleasing to look at myself. I don't think I can deliver a pleasing result when I'm going like "Why? No! I don't like looking at this!" as I create it. Hence, me turning away from more monsterous fantasy races, like Ogres, Ork, Goblins, heck even Dwaves. Or Age Progressions into a very old Grandperson age. As a result, you likely won't ever see any werewolves on my campaing, or furry people.
Anything that deviantes even a fraction of general humanoid proportion is like a no-can-do for me. Which is weird, cause it's not the non-human parts that turn me away from this. I've done Snaketail folks, Centaurs, and Mermaids in the past with no issues. I guess it's when general body forms take a turn that I find those hard to work with. I've got little issues to turn a humanoid into a liveless manequinn, as long as their general human shape gets preserved. That being said, I'd not turn a character into a tennis ball, or something.
Thinking back, though, I think I turned someone into a dildo sex toy, iirc. That may be a stretch towards human shape preservation.
Anyways, I'm rambling. XD
I would like to hear from you. How speedy do you like your TF to progress?
1 - Instant
2 - A few frames
3 - Make it happen in multiple iteration, don't do full TF at once
4 - I would read a full on chapter of only a person transforming
5 - Happening for some time, but off screen, seeing a person react to it
6 - Minute iterations on multiple segments of the body, a few frames for each zone
And comment on if there are TF themes you like to see, and maybe I can try my hand on some and find stuff to enjoy making.
Musings off, thanks for your support.
Love you folks.
Teysia
Comments
3 and even 6, but the story comes first and drives which approach. E.g. instant can be great if the TF can happen and then reverse, multiple times (especially if it happens at awkward moments, or is influenced by those around the person). I enjoy seeing their reactions, but it's also fun sometimes if they're somehow prevented from noticing the changes, maybe puzzled by the reactions of those around them. I think it's a good idea to find ways to stretch your imagination and find surprises. But I'm also very much with you on the TFs where the end result is something I'd find a turn off. But everyone is different.
Selkie
2025-04-29 05:45:16 +0000 UTC4/6 for me. i like seeing the transformation play out and the reactions to each change
Naur
2025-04-24 04:52:54 +0000 UTC
