Feedback is Appreciated
5 years ago
Not too long ago I uploaded a new story . It got a decent amount of views and a fine few favorites but no comments. Now everyone is free to comment as they please but when you’re actively seeking out feedback, even if it’s probably not going to be positive, it can be a bit discouraging.
I was happy with my latest story. I wouldn’t have uploaded it if I wasn’t. But, I think I could do better if I just had some direction. Some input on what I did right, wrong, and what I can do to make my work better. So, if anyone has anything to say positive or negative, especially negative, please don’t be afraid to say something.
Thank you everyone for watching and favoriting and I hope you enjoy what I plan to write next.
I was happy with my latest story. I wouldn’t have uploaded it if I wasn’t. But, I think I could do better if I just had some direction. Some input on what I did right, wrong, and what I can do to make my work better. So, if anyone has anything to say positive or negative, especially negative, please don’t be afraid to say something.
Thank you everyone for watching and favoriting and I hope you enjoy what I plan to write next.
You write about interesting situations that lead to the changes, and the flow of your stories is actually really good! Doesn't feel too short, and you don't ramble on either, so that's a good balance!
Your description of the actual transformation is done well in both stories: I saw you took a bit of a different approach at things like the rear talon forming in the Cardinal TF, or the hands changing in the Kestrel TF! Both were interesting and different from the 'norm' - but don't get me wrong! It's some fresh ideas for Avian TF, nothing wrong with that!
And like I said above, your stories have fun themes and you seem to like sticking to happy endings, and that's always nice to see! :)
As for what you could improve on... If I wanted to be a little nitpicky, I would say do a little check for word repetitions every now and then, try a couple synonyms, but it's not a big deal and doesn't take away from the stories themselves, honestly!
One thing you could try and play around with is to make TFs feel more dynamic by having the character doing something at each stage of their change! Something that relates to that specific change, if that makes sense? For example, have them trip and fall as their feet change, have their arms change as they try and stand up afterwards, or their beak form as they hold their head, etc! Give it a try, see if it works for you! :)
But really, you're off to a great start with TF stories! I know the lack of feedback can be a bit disappointing, but don't let it discourage you! It can also mean that you're doing things right and heading in the right direction. And doing more writing will help you develop your skills, so!
Keep up the good work, and looking forward to seeing some more stories from you! ;)