My TF Commissions

[Veronica]

I like those a lot. Particularly the blonde. It looks like there's a small narrative to it. A luxurious and wealthy woman first invests in a coat of exotic seal fur and is later transformed either in punishment or (more likely, given her smile) takes some kind of genetic modification to stay on the cutting-edge of fashion. One might imagine a similar story for the fox-girl.

Just great!

[sodacat]

Holding the artwork hostage as blackmail, eh thrandrall? I knew the wolf brigade was heartless, but this...

While I admit I've never been a fan of the content of your commissions, I can not argue with the artists you find. They do very good work. If the content was more to my liking these would be among my favorite images in the community.

(Thus is why I keep checking your threads. I keep thinking 'maybe this time. This time.')

[thrandrall]

Originally Posted by sodacat

Holding the artwork hostage as blackmail, eh thrandrall? I knew the wolf brigade was heartless, but this...

While I admit I've never been a fan of the content of your commissions, I can not argue with the artists you find. They do very good work. If the content was more to my liking these would be among my favorite images in the community.

(Thus is why I keep checking your threads. I keep thinking 'maybe this time. This time.')

That's cool. I'm not looking for gushing approval since it's not my artwork anyways - I enjoy working with different artists though and I like to see feedback for their work as well - given that not all of them post on DA, etc.

Now, I am curious that the content has never been your kind of thing - do you prefer different animals or different styles? I know some people prefer the final version to be completely animal - but I've already commented on that wrt my preferences.

I am working on other ideas for the future using a much broader number of creature types - but under my current budget and situation, I've been preferring to go with what I know and love - particularly for first-time commishes with individual artists. As I get to know their styles/abilities more, I feel more confident about busting out crazier ideas to them.

thanks for the honesty though.

[sodacat]

Originally Posted by thrandrall

Now, I am curious that the content has never been your kind of thing - do you prefer different animals or different styles? I know some people prefer the final version to be completely animal - but I've already commented on that wrt my preferences.

The kind of commissions you've been posting in this thread have a sort of cartoon quality to them in how clean they are. Some of them actually remind me of Archie Comics. I prefer things that have a more physical quality to them. Not that they are neccessarily realistic, but that there is some sense of reality to them.

Also I don't particularly care for cow girls.

I am in no way disparaging the images or your interests; clearly they live up to your standards and, being the client, that should be all that matters.

[thrandrall]

Originally Posted by sodacat

The kind of commissions you've been posting in this thread have a sort of cartoon quality to them in how clean they are. Some of them actually remind me of Archie Comics. I prefer things that have a more physical quality to them. Not that they are neccessarily realistic, but that there is some sense of reality to them.

Also I don't particularly care for cow girls.

I am in no way disparaging the images or your interests; clearly they live up to your standards and, being the client, that should be all that matters.

I can see some of your points - I have some plans for photomorph commissions in the next year - the "cartoon" issue depends on the artist really (see also my cluedog tg commissions), but it's also a budget thing sometimes....

Now if that's a reference to how clean the pics are....well yeah, I guess that's really more of a personal preference. Physical is one thing IMO, and I don't mind seeing a few extra bits every now and then, but I really prefer to keep it clean (comparatively speaking).

And yeah, the cowgirl thing is definitely a personal taste - but out of curiosity, are there other animals that you prefer?...I've still got a few more potentials in the pipeline which might be subject to change.

[thrandrall]

Well, I appreciate the additional comments from folks on the threads I mentioned...so....

Like I said, pretty much a given for my first commission request from a new (to me) artist - call it one of my benchmark requests (this and cowgirls really;p):

Snareser/Somethingfunny

http://snareser.deviantart.com/

Two girls to poodles.

Enjoy!

[something-wild]

very nice thanks for sharing

[SoylentOrange]

Interesting sequences, but I think they would have worked better if you'd started with the middle pic in each and had a third between that and the last one. The change in outfit doesn't really hint to the TF much, and there's no middle between fully human with clothes, and fully anthro with no clothes.

In either case, can't wait to see the new sequences!

[thrandrall]

Originally Posted by SoylentOrange

Interesting sequences, but I think they would have worked better if you'd started with the middle pic in each and had a third between that and the last one. The change in outfit doesn't really hint to the TF much, and there's no middle between fully human with clothes, and fully anthro with no clothes.

In either case, can't wait to see the new sequences!

Well yeah, I was just wanting to bounce some ideas around with the poses and the price/pic couldn't be beat. I'll "experiment" more in the future - if you call it experimenting for me to pay someone else for something I think would work ;p

They weren't supposed to be quite as much TF as my normal ones - I'll definitely be getting more in that style in the future.

[Mr_DNA]

O_O'

Redhead in sweater dress...

[geneticks]

I love it when you post commissions as they usually are to my tastes !

Please share more with us !

[catfish27]

Nice -- I'd actually like to see a real-life poodle with its hair cut like the one on the right, but it would take a weird owner and a willing groomer.