
Okay so here's part two, with vore!
yeah my first time including vore in any of my art so if I could get some comments I'd appreciate it, also would you like a part 3 of this series, if so share an idea.
thanks for reading -Masque
yeah my first time including vore in any of my art so if I could get some comments I'd appreciate it, also would you like a part 3 of this series, if so share an idea.
thanks for reading -Masque
Category Story / Vore
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 50 x 50px
File Size 4.1 kB
don't worry that earring the glimmered like that, well I already explained how he uses it to reform someone else in having him use it on Artois, it's sort of in an eternal passive state on himself, likely he'll be reforming shortly after that to speak with a sketch artist for the VPD.
Hehe. Very nice. I like the way this is all playing out.
Personally, I'd love to see the tiger get away, where the story can then develop around the VP being too busy to track down one rogue tiger, leaving it up to Masque to have to hunt him down himself. :)
Very well written, though I feel some parts could have been a little more developed in the details. Little things like where the tiger 'tightens his grip', when we were never actually told where he grabbed. Around the neck? An arm? His chest?
When the tiger pounces, "nearly flattened on impact" reads a bit dull. Where's the grunt of hitting the floor and having the wind knocked out of him? Where's the feel of the tiger's weight, about to break bones? For Masque's growing fear and struggles, does his heart race? Does his breathing become more rapid? Do his fingers or toes dig into the fur of the tiger? Just some little, additional visual queues can go a long way into drawing the reader deeper into the story.
Don't get me wrong, I really enjoyed both of these first parts, and definitely hope you do a third. You have all of the elements to really generate a lot of impact with this story, but there needs to be a bit more details where it's currently generalities. Nothing along the lines of graphic details. Just enough to help the reader better visualize what's happening and feel the pain and emotions of the characters.
Keep up the great work. <3
Personally, I'd love to see the tiger get away, where the story can then develop around the VP being too busy to track down one rogue tiger, leaving it up to Masque to have to hunt him down himself. :)
Very well written, though I feel some parts could have been a little more developed in the details. Little things like where the tiger 'tightens his grip', when we were never actually told where he grabbed. Around the neck? An arm? His chest?
When the tiger pounces, "nearly flattened on impact" reads a bit dull. Where's the grunt of hitting the floor and having the wind knocked out of him? Where's the feel of the tiger's weight, about to break bones? For Masque's growing fear and struggles, does his heart race? Does his breathing become more rapid? Do his fingers or toes dig into the fur of the tiger? Just some little, additional visual queues can go a long way into drawing the reader deeper into the story.
Don't get me wrong, I really enjoyed both of these first parts, and definitely hope you do a third. You have all of the elements to really generate a lot of impact with this story, but there needs to be a bit more details where it's currently generalities. Nothing along the lines of graphic details. Just enough to help the reader better visualize what's happening and feel the pain and emotions of the characters.
Keep up the great work. <3
Shhhhhh, if you read my mind do not divulge what I'm thinking of doing silly rat :P
And thank you for pointing those out, but most of all thanks for reading it, glad you enjoyed it.
I do plan on continuing it, so I'll try and improve my work, though part3 may be a while now that I have started classes again.
And thank you for pointing those out, but most of all thanks for reading it, glad you enjoyed it.
I do plan on continuing it, so I'll try and improve my work, though part3 may be a while now that I have started classes again.
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