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It's webcomics time again! Previous discussion at went over planning the term and eventual end of a comic, so feel free to resume that.
How's Your Webcomic? #409
Other urls found in this thread:
artists.pixelovely.com
quickposes.com
senshistock.deviantart.com
shutterstock.com
pinterest.com
tumblr.com
pastebin.com
docs.google.com
discord.gg
youtube.com
courses.cs.washington.edu
courses.cs.washington.edu
courses.cs.washington.edu
chrisoatley.com
web.archive.org
blambot.com
cienciasecognicao.org
miss-melee.tumblr.com
mediafire.com
youtube.com
lmgtfy.com
hex-unlimited.tumblr.com
greenknightcomic.com
twitter.com
Scrub Authors GOODIE Bag
Here’s a short list of sites that any new webcomic artist or writer will find handy:
>*-Struggling to find that perfect FONT? Create your own using this link;
calligraphr.com
>*-Don’t forget to brush up on that ANATOMY:
artists.pixelovely.com
quickposes.com
>*-What’s a list without some reference STOCK IMAGES?
People: senshistock.deviantart.com
Scenery: shutterstock.com
>*-Here's a big fat compilation of CHARACTER DESIGN REFERENCE:
pinterest.com
>Links to get a rough WEBSITE started up:
Easy to use tumblr webcomic theme: tumblr.com
Do’s and Don’ts for starting a site: pastebin.com
>Contact sheet if anyone wants to put information down, like their site and webcomic:
docs.google.com
>DISCORD CHAT going on:
discord.gg
>Wise words from John Cleese:
youtube.com
>Invisible Ink:
courses.cs.washington.edu
courses.cs.washington.edu
courses.cs.washington.edu
>Paper Wings
chrisoatley.com
web.archive.org
>Fonts for your webcomic on Blambot:
blambot.com
>Writing Resources:
cienciasecognicao.org
>Guide to promoting your comic:
miss-melee.tumblr.com
>Comics for makin' comics!
mediafire.com
And let's not forget about the HYW Challenge! The deadline comes SOON™!
>MAIN THEME: Spiders
>SECONDARY THEME: (choose one to play around alongside the main theme!)
-Doors
-Drag Queens
-Marshmallows
>DEADLINE: September 30
Remember that you can play with the theme as you see fit, we want to see how creative you can get!
>the excitement when I have finally made my choice on this, and now it's just a matter of drawing it
>and deciding what a good style would be for a cute spider
Good luck user!
Let this be the last
NEVER
Anyone knows of any good tutorials on how to use Clip Studio Paint?
What's clip studio paint?
>the excitement of doing anything but drawing
NGMI
Anyone ever thought of giving webcomic reviews in these threads?
Saffron and The Sage guy does
www.learncsp.com
www.clipstudio.net/en/howto
Try also on smithmicro.com under the Clip Studio Paint resources.
fuck off
I would definitely be interested in a critique of mine after recent plot developments
as does Sisters guy
Post link, will review.
Second page of mine went up today
hex-unlimited.tumblr.com
oh nice, thanks!
Uploaded the wrong version of this in the last thread, have a version that actually has backgrounds
Anyone here from the old Nsider nintendo forums. I recently came across old comics I made for them. They wouldn't make sense to anyone who wasn't a poster there.
that's pretty awesome. i love being in on in jokes
Link to your comic?
Would you guys read this? Like, basing on a single picture.
yes.
Can I?
the new Hex Unlimited is up
Potential cover for a comic that'll be going live soon.
This is probably one of the best things I've seen in these threads, so yes, absolutely.
birds are always good
Is this symbolic or...
SaffronComic.com
I'm in the process of moving each of my three comics to their own subdomain (three comics on one comicpress site = pain), so you can also bookmark sage.saffroncomic.com if you're willing to put up with the site being under construction for a few more days.
Here's one of the older ones of a series I'm working on now.
Have really been slacking recently and I have a lot ahead of me, so I need to stop slacking and write the last few pages of the arc.
I like this a lot just by the image. What's it about?
Why does the bird have a sword?
O-okay
greenknightcomic.com
shit i just plain wanna read the review of this
See I feel like nobody with that lifestyle would feel that bad. They'd be accustomed.
Not unless they get hit by some realization
Oh yeah I suppose. How would that happen in a situation like this?
Wow, thank you!
It's not done yet, I wasnt sure if I should finish it.
It's about adventures of friends (obviously, animals) with a slightly surrealistic humor and mystic notes. It is family-friendly.
Don't you guys think its messy? Pencil tone is too much dirty?
I think if you have a "family friendly" comic with people thinking about hanging themselves, you really aren't going to please anyone. It's best to just do whatever you specifically want, without any restrictions other than what you don't enjoy presenting.
I will say it looks similar in style to a newspaper comic, but it's still in need of tightening up and possibly rethinking some shapes. Heads are oddly narrow for something that seems to be calling out to me to be more Peanutsy.
Wow dude thats a lot of work done! How come I didnt hear about webcomic of such magnitude
before?
>I like this a lot just by the image. What's it about?
Sorry, user, you misunderstood me, that post was an answer to "I like this a lot just by the image. What's it about?" in that post which adressed to that post
now that I see that I have no idea how I got so lost.
okay, now giving feedback to the proper comic: I don't think it's too dirty and messy, but one or two areas could use some darker lines to make sure they're properly separated
I'm getting a great kinda Babar feel to this. It's really retro and artistic and I love that you said it's going to get surreal, because that makes me excited to see just how surreal
tfw your comics start collecting dust
Thanks, user, I'll work out weak places.
What would you want to price your comic for if you made a physical print? What do you think your comic's worth?
>How come I didnt hear about [this webcomic]
Because nobody goes looking for new webcomics.
Because nobody tells you about new webcomics.
While webcomic creators will certainly be posting about new updates to their social media, their reach only extends as far as their existing subscribers. If you find a webcomic you enjoy, tell your friends and share the update announcements. Like, Subscribe, and Share.
There should be some past and present /hyw/ contributors in here, if you want to go exploring.
>Contact sheet if anyone wants to put information down, like their site and webcomic:
docs.google.com
As for The Green Knight specifically, they were active in these threads early on, but haven't posted works in progress as much here recently.
Three times unit print cost, rounded to something reasonable.
Does anyone else make the majority of their progress in the middle of a uni class? I can't pay attention when there are massive monster tits to draw
How do I convince myself that what I'm doing is worth my time and effort? Everything I try and do seems so stupid
you can't, it's over lad
recently followed you on tumblr. i still gotta sit down and read your comic tho.
great stuff man
>great stuff
>still haven't read it yet
doesn't sound so great
sounds like /hyw/
Unfortunately you are unique enough that no other person on the entire planet will have the same exact ideas nor will they have the same perception of a story. If you don't create your story, who will? Of course other people in the world can write better dialogue flowing into better stories, create more attractive art that envelopes the reader into fantastical worlds, all while carrying more charisma to get them to where they need to be, but that's not to say that you can't work towards your own ideal. If you never try you will never know. If you never start, you can't end. If you never take the time to work on what you are passionate about, how can anybody else have the opportunity to be passionate about it as well?
Is that idea worthy enough to keep you going?
You should clean out your tower regularly user.