This is one I'd been working on for a while but lost access to the image I wanted to use, and well, lost interest in the cap itself. Still couldn't get that original image, but I found another of the same model that I liked equally and felt fit, so here we go!
Tell the truth, did any of you have genderswapped Perry White on your TG cap bingo card? Honestly this is one of those caps that immediately came to me based on the image itself.
I'm pretty sure I saw this concept (down to the name of the show) used in another TG cap but since I was unable to find that one, I borrowed the name. What do you think the show would be like?
A trading cap from over on the Haven, it's always nice when our expectations are subverted, right?
A trading cap for a friend on the Haven, whose preferences include full transformation, aftermath of the Great Shift and currently, having to do something once a day. So I mixed all three together!
This one is inspired by a series of pieces done by JesscaTG featuring a character named Maisie that I found myself rather enamored with and remembering a model that looked and dressed similar enough, I was hit by the bug of inspiration.
Trying something new out with the outlines, but I got the first line of the cap from just the image alone and much like the caption says, c'est la vie-ed my way to finishing it.
An adaptation of a story I did over on writing.com years ago alongside another writer who is rather superb at this sort of plot. Never did quite finish it, but it was a fun story to write!
We haven't had a good pun title in a while, and this is a fun cap to rectify that!
I hesitate to call this one of my tribute captions, because while I'm definitely using the same style aesthetically, I'm not really going for the type of plot that Caitlyn Masked usually uses, this is more like my interpretation on the style than a true "tribute" but I hope you all enjoy it anyway.
Decided to try something different and go with more traditional prose format for the caption as a test. Don't think it'll be a regular thing, but it was fun to try. (And had absolutely nothing with me trying to cram all the text in without making the font super small, I swear)
Sometimes I write a story based on an image (actually most of the time that's how it works) but sometimes I get an idea for a cap and have to search high and low for the perfect image to represent it. This is one of those situations.
You can ask yourself how a woman with dementia managed to schedule a surgery but do you really come to TG captions for perfect realism?
