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Originally Posted by SoylentOrange
A lot of my comics involve multi-panel growths and dialogue. No make-out scenes yet, but I think I fit the bill on a lot of your likes, BIG. I'm not arrogant enough to say my comics by themselves are worth a membership, but just saying, the content's out there. ^^;v
(Also, would love to see your advice on the erotica business just in general. Might find something useful for my writing/editing services. ^^; )
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(This is from Scott McCloud's ,
Understanding Comics)
Are the growth sequences 'Moment to Moment' or 'Action to Action'? Most of the growth sequences that I remember (in general, not any one author in specific) always felt static. It came across to me that the most import aspect of the render was to show the beginning and middle and end boob size. That's no fault of the authors, because it is not easy to communicate to the artist exactly how you want the scene to look, especially if the artist is like, "BE... what ever, I just took this gig cause I like drawing big boobs."
As much as it pains me admit, a comic that did it really well was SRU Dream Girl with the initial transformation scene involving the main protagonist. It started with her becoming slender, her boobs continued to change as she walked up to the head of the class to do the math problem. She did the math problem and the changes progressed and then impacted her work on the backboard. Then when she returned to her seat her final transformation ended with sly commentary from the two main characters .
As for advice on erotic business/writing...I'd recommend listing to this
http://www.audible.com/search/ref=a_...sprefix=butter
Its fascinating about what Porn Hub did to the porn business, and mostly how 'judgy' collective society is.
Yet my big takeaway from the free audio book was the majority of the male consumers and patrons of (Custom) Pornographic Content are damaged. Before anyone goes to far and expresses that the term 'Damaged' is too harsh, please listen to the book. The loss of some of these individuals was real tragic, many times through no fault of their own.
My point: in erotic fiction give your protagonists a little 'damage'.