The Sorceress' Curse (FF**/ff; nudity)

[augustine]

Thanks to all. I'm really glad you enjoyed it. I may try another story at some point in the future. If you have any ideas, please pass them along.

 

[ticklecpl]

Just got two rolls of Saran wrap! Wife is in for a surprise tonight!!!!!! Keep up the good work!

B&K

 

[The_New_One]

Big toe ties, blindfolds, feathers and some sadistic f/m tickling

 

[Darth Vegeta]

Magnificent, simply magnificent. I can't wait to see you produce more like this!

 

[Abonisher]

Wow! That was pure evil, I loved it!

 

[Powah]

Dear god one of the most sadistic things i have ever seen. I bow to you.

~Powah

 

[Ekdall98]

amazing work both the stroy and the artwork 😀

 

[fabrizio 00]

veramente fantastico

complimenti





my feet

 

[Hawaiian Prince]

great job!

 

[pfromptown]

You're incredible!!!!

 

[rajee]

Great artwork.

 

[C.A.B.]

How did I miss this? A most excellent crafting. You are to be encouraged.

.

 

[PQfingers]

That was a good comic.

 

[Abel14]

I wonder if the priestess is ticklish too.

 

[GiggleLas_TkGas]

Wow-Augustine, these are really amazing...I dare say you are no longer a novice

 

[bbf_81]

I love that little story ! Thank you for these series !

 

[Ryw]

one of the best stories I have never read...
many months ago,I have translated in my language,and posted in a Italian forum, and specifying,who this works , from your hands.
Many italian people,think think you are genial

 

[ghirighiri26]

w augustine !!!!!!!!

 

[giggle-maker]

I never saw this either! Glad somebody brought it back to us! Awesome job Augustine!

 

[The Bandito]

Was going back through this the other day and simply had to necro it.

This is an amazing comic.

Aug is truly a master of the sadistic tickle!!

B

 

[augustine]

Was going back through this the other day and simply had to necro it.

This is an amazing comic.

Aug is truly a master of the sadistic tickle!!

B

You really did dig into the past, my friend! I haven't seen this one in quite a while and I'm a bit embarrassed at how crude it is! I think this was my first attempt at a comic, multi-panel format. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!

 

[The Bandito]

As an artist myself...I definitely get that feeling. But even though it feels 'rougher' compared to your current stuff...I guarantee that your fans still adore this early stuff. It just has that AUGUSTINE vibe.

B

 

[Tenebrae]

Actually this is an interesting point. Suikoden was discussing this with me just minutes ago; you see, art fandom is a little bit like love. You guys are perfectionists, and your mind is always looking forward, how to surpass your previous creations. We fans collect, we have everything you made (or at least we're trying). And as always for collectors, it is the first piece(s) which count the most, just like the 1st date with a new girl will be the one you will feel special about. I can tell what was the 1st drawing I saved from each artist that I like, and always look at them with much fondness. That they may be "rough around the edges" doesn't count that much: we love your style, and that drawing was the 1st impression of it on our minds.

I do not know if what I have just written will make much sense to you artists. But I have the feeling that those among us who can appreciate what you do know what I am talking about 😉

A little anecdote. I used to have a blog, and on it I would periodically do an "Artist Spotlight", essentially a post featuring an artist's work with an introductory paragraph to explain who they are and why I love them. I would always mix an "early work" with a newer piece, for two reasons: 1) I wanted to show the complete range of style that the featured artist is capable of, its evolution and thus its potential. 2) Someone who would not be familiar with the earlier or later stuff could see in one glance what he/she had missed and may have been tempted to get more.

Guess what happened? Several artists (the majority in fact) asked me to take down the earlier stuff and feature only their most recent (and thus proudest) achievements. I complied every time, but this taught me that artists do not necessarily view their own art in the same light as we readers do. Damn shame, because technical mastery is not all. I have this rare (and as of now, incomplete) collection of Loupanther's early drawings, and I think they are masterpieces. Everything is already there: the extreme torture and humiliation suffered by the heroine, the superhero mythology subversion tropes, the psychology... To me it is some of his better stuff. But just because they are indeed drawn with much less technical prowess than his newer comics, he does not agree with me, and does not want people to view them as representative of his style. I understand, but I still disagree.

Guys! Augustine, Bandito, Bohemianne, and everyone else whose art I love, let me shout that one out: YOUR OLDER WORKS ARE THE REASON WE FELL IN LOVE WITH YOUR STYLE TO BEGIN WITH!!! YOU SHOULD LOVE IT TOO!

 

[Bohemianne]

It's a shame that I missed commenting on this exotic masterpiece of Augustine! I could feel the throbbing torture and complexity, sophistication as a whole. It's the thing that made me want to agree with Tenebrae's comment below:

but...

Guys! Augustine, Bandito, Bohemianne, and everyone else whose art I love, let me shout that one out: YOUR OLDER WORKS ARE THE REASON WE FELL IN LOVE WITH YOUR STYLE TO BEGIN WITH!!! YOU SHOULD LOVE IT TOO!

Oh no! I should agree...but...but... lol....oh nooooooooo...lolol! The older works only make some of us (me) conscious! *Slaps self aaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhrg* At times I want to turn back the clock and do massive re-editing, but there will be no chance for it at all. No turning back. But your post gave me a warm solace. Then thinks again - waaaaaaah! Have you ever read a quote about how artists never really finish a work but simply abandons it? 😀 😀 😀

 

[Tenebrae]

It's a shame that I missed commenting on this exotic masterpiece of Augustine! I could feel the throbbing torture and complexity, sophistication as a whole. It's the thing that made me want to agree with Tenebrae's comment below:

but...



Oh no! I should agree...but...but... lol....oh nooooooooo...lolol! The older works only make some of us (me) conscious! *Slaps self aaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhrg* At times I want to turn back the clock and do massive re-editing, but there will be no chance for it at all. No turning back. But your post gave me a warm solace. Then thinks again - waaaaaaah!

Easy, easy!.. Calm down! Here, lie down on this bed... Breathe, deeply... Yes, like that. Feel better? No, no, don't worry, these straps are here for your own safety... Say, I'll take off your sandals, you'll be more comfortable... Yes, of course these brushes here are part of the therapy...

Naturally, I kind of foresaw your reaction, and it is very understandable. Like I said above, most graphic artists are perfectionists that usually don't look kindly upon their older works. And I guess it is alright, but if my post managed to somewhat soften your merciless gaze even a teeny tiny little bit then I will have accomplished something. I have a certain fondness for your earlier art too, these pics I bought from Images4sale an eternity ago. I still look at them from time to time, I really like the "mean" side of them and the S&M overtones. You kind of are nicer now to your female victims than you used to be 😉 But in turn they have become more beautiful, so I am sure that they feel super grateful towards you 😀.

Have you ever read a quote about how artists never really finish a work but simply abandons it?

I can tell you it is the same for authors. That quote had quite a resonance for me pretty much my whole life. I cannot think of a single work that I penned I have been completely satisfied with. I merely kind of "drop it" after a while, just making sure it has the words "the end" at the bottom of the last page. Hell even what I post here on the TMF is heavily edited; I sometimes edit posts from a year ago because I am still not satisfied with the phrasing.

Er... Now hold on...