Tuesday, August 12, 2014

Not a Stereotype

I wrote this caption in a public library, which was crowded as fuck. Yet I still had the balls the cycle through my giant collection of Ulzzang girls looking for the perfect picture with other people only a few feet away.

I did this one entirely on Gimp, so let me know if there are typos, because I'll actually be able to fix them this time.

Here's a question. Do you guys prefers longer captions or shorter captions? Would you like this one better if I just wrote something like "Erik thought all Asians were smart, but now he's an Asian girl and also a bimbo. Womp womp woooomp" only better? I mean, I like details and all, but this caption is 400+ words long, and there's a point where I start thinking that if people wanted a mini-novel, they would be over at FictionMania.

As you may have noticed, my link is now to my DeviantArt as opposed to my blog. Since I've started writing transformation stories, I intend to post every one of my works over at DeviantArt, caption and story alike.

As always, you can follow me on Twitter at twitter.com/Red_Ochre.

Thursday, August 15, 2013

Spring of Ubusha 3

Apparently, this was in my computer somewhere. I don't have much recollection of making it, but hey, maybe one of my other personalities did. I probably was avoiding posting it since I am reluctant to post two similar captions back-to-back, but there hasn't been much activity going on here, so what the hell.


Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Ubusha 2

A sequel to Spring of Ubusha, since that one seemed popular.

Also, for any well-seasoned enthusiast of TG fiction (stories, captions, art, etc), you may be interested in my new blog.


Sunday, October 23, 2011

Lolita

For those of you who enjoyed this caption, you may also like Katie M's Lolita TG Caps blog.

Harem

A little sexier than what I usually do here.
Note that while Muslim TG Captions tends to focus more strongly on modern Islamic women and their dress, I'll still post other kinds of Middle Eastern themed captions here.

Re-Education

Vietnamese re-education camps DO exist, and are nothing to fap about in real life.

Ley Tunnels

Ley Tunnels elaborates on an aspect of the Red Ochre universe. It's been used in some captions thus far, but until now hasn't been given a name or explained.
Also, there's a formatting error in this caption, which I apologize for. Unfortunately, due to the new thing I'm doing with the backgrounds, it makes it incredibly difficult to fix.

Friday, August 5, 2011

Sorry for not having another caption at the moment, but I'm here to make a request of all my readers.

I would like people to make suggestions of what kind of captions I should make. You can make suggestions about the story, the format, ethnicity of transformation, anything I've done previously that you would like to see again, and so forth.

Also, if you want, you can link to any images you enjoy or that you would like to see used in a caption.

I can't guarantee that all suggestions will be honored, but I can say that a large amount of suggestions would help to boost my creativity and allow for more captions.

Furthermore, if anyone is feeling creative themselves, I would also be willing to post guest captions on this site, as long as they are tasteful, on topic, and abide by the rules (which you can find in the paragraph at the top of this page)

Thank you for your support.

-Red Ochre

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

(Phone) Muslim TG Captions

Because I am always afraid that TG captions featuring the Islamic headscarf and face veil would not go over well with the general audience of this site, and because, despite this, I am enthusiastic about said captions, I have decided to make a spin-off blog featuring only these captions. It will update relatively frequently, but the captions will be less complex. If this is your thing, feel free to check it out. If not, you won't see any such captions on this blog after this.


Muslim TG Captions

Here's a sample:

Sunday, February 6, 2011

恭喜發財

I'm aware I'm a few days late for Chinese New Year, but I decided that instead of doing a Thai caption like I said I would (in the last few days of the poll, desire for Thai captions were overpowered by desire for Japanese captions, anyway), I decided to do a Chinese caption instead, this one being unique and much longer than my other ones.
Sometimes I just go around online looking for images that I might use for captions in the future, and I currently have about 40 pictures of women in Qipao, so you can probably expect more in the future.
-Red Ochre

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

The Woods of Purdah

I think I've mentioned before how much I like the Middle Eastern aspect of TR TG, and that I think it is rather unrepresented, so, since I'll probably be making a number of captions following this theme in the future, I decided to make a shared universe based off of it. Enjoy!

Sunday, January 30, 2011

The Spring of Ubusha

You may have noticed by now that I've been trying to build up some kind of shared universe. If you haven't, this caption should be enough to demonstrate it. It hasn't yet been fully fleshed out, but I'm hoping to come up with a number of methods for different methods for different ethnicity similar to the way Felix Nine has.
Anyway, in the meantime, here's a new caption.

Saturday, January 15, 2011

Phone Booth Traps (caption)

Hey, wow, I'm feeling really creative recently! I've already got another caption out. Could be because I spent all last night at Felix Nine's Yahoo group The Temple (which, if you're into TR TG, I encourage you to check out, by the way. It's here)
I did a Japanese cap. I'm going to do something else, first (thought I'm not sure what yet) and then I'll probably do a Thai one.
Until next time!

-Red Ochre

Formula 31 (caption)

I've decided to start focusing primarily on captions in this blog instead of story links.
Because of my "never post the same ethnicity twice in a row" policy, I couldn't post another East Asian caption right away (most of you voted for that on the poll). The next one I make will be, though.
Of all the East Asian ethnicities, Chinese got the most votes on the poll. However, I don't really want to do another Chinese caption right away since I already did one last time (not part of the policy but I like to keep variety). Second place is tied for Japanese and Thai, so I'll probably do one of those next. Any thoughts on which one?

Sunday, January 2, 2011

The Waitress (caption)

I've noticed most of the successful transgender blogs are caption blogs, which made me consider doing captions for this site. I do have a tendency to suffer writers' block, however, but I'll get them up when I come up with ideas. I will also continue to post links to TG TR stories when I find them.

For a while, I was considering starting with a Geisha cap, since kimonos are something I've been into recently, but because of the aforementioned writers' block, I couldn't come up with a decent story... at least not yet. Look forward to one in the future, but in the mean time, here is my first caption: "The Waitress"

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Pol Roger's Becoming Anya

I have a rule where I don't post the same ethnicity twice in a row, so Asian TFs will probably be staggered, at least for the first little while. Anyway, this is the first European TF I've posted on here. The character is white to start out with, so I don't consider it to be a racial change, but it does include a fairly prominent cultural change from American to Russian.

Sunday, December 19, 2010

Saintly's Shift Shift Revolution

In terms of prose, I find Saintly to be one of the best TG authors there is, and his short story Shift Shift Revolution is evidence of that. Shift Shift Revolution is part of a sequence of stories called Genesis Club, but so far there are only two stories up in this universe. The other doesn't contain ethnic changes, but feel free to check it out anyway. You won't be disappointed.

Also, TR/CC TG stories are difficult to find, so if you know of any that I don't yet have posted here, I would be very happy to hear them.



Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Maggie Finson's Veiled Truths

The Middle Eastern ethnicity is something that is very rarely seen in this type of media, which is a shame considering the incredibly rich cultural and sartorial aspects of the Muslim world, so that's why Maggie Finson's Veiled Truths, set in Ellie Dauber's House of Mystic Mirrors universe, is such a gem.

I'd also like to use this opportunity to ask that if anyone has any suggestions of stories I should post here, or if any creative minds are inspired to write a story themselves, I will not fail to post it on this blog (as long as it fits the criteria).