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          Lovely story! Have you ever thought about writing longer from fiction? Your writing is so delightful and I'd love to see what you could do with a longer story. Also, which comes first in your process? The story of the image?

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        • smallzballz said:
          Lovely story! Have you ever thought about writing longer from fiction? Your writing is so delightful and I'd love to see what you could do with a longer story. Also, which comes first in your process? The story of the image?

          I've written some longer scenes, but they generally stay within the range of short stories. I have lots of other writing projects that I do unrelated to Tail Up SD, and some of those are long-form fiction. For these little scenes, though, I adhere to a strong philosophy of mine to not artificially extend a story for the sake of length. When I write them, I convey the scene I had in mind, and then call it finished. Though I could certainly go on to write more (for example, with this post I could have written the scene of later when Bianca has sex with Kaslon) I feel content with the scene already written, and hope that the reader will use it as a way to kickstart their imagination and fantasize for themselves the other scenes that are possible.

          Regarding your second question: for these projects, usually it's the image that comes first, and then I write a story that makes sense for it. It's actually something that I've been doing for years, even before stable diffusion; I used to enjoy looking through my porn collection and writing little scenes and stories to pair with the images when I would share them with friends. When I began learning how to do stable diffusion images, I naturally started writing little stories to go with them as well. And now here we are!

          I will say, though, that as I grow more capable and confident with stable diffusion, I'm able to make increasingly more customized and intentional images. So at times I'll have the idea for the story first, and then craft the image tailored to that idea. Over time my projects have become much more effortful and polished.

          Thank you for the questions! I love answering questions ^^

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              Lawd fit bears are so hawt. Please do some brown and black bears too. Maybe a badger or some other predators.

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              nocheamante said:
              Lawd fit bears are so hawt. Please do some brown and black bears too. Maybe a badger or some other predators.

              I'll think about it :)

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