Life after Tapas
Will be part of a live stream, tomorrow night, discussing where to go from here.
u/Cartoonicus_Studios — 9 days ago
r/indiecomics
We worked on a horror comic for three years, and it's coming out next week!
Hello everyone,
Me and two artists worked on a Sri Lankan horror comic set in British Colonial era, and it's coming out this October 10th**!**
Cursed Shadows is a historical horror comic about a rural village in Sri Lanka, plagued by a mysterious illness. It's around 100 pages long, and you can read it for free from next week onward from SLASHH COMICS facebook page🙏❤️
We're really looking forward to share this story with you and hope you'll like it🙏 Thank you very much!
u/DarkHeartDante — 11 days ago
Coloring My Comic Page - MoonHogs
Here I am coloring one of my comic book pages for my indie comic, MoonHogs!!
It's very close to 100% FINISHED. A 48-page Sci-fi meets Family Drama. And it will be available to buy on KICKSTARTER!
Check out MoonHogs and become a FOLLOWER:
u/osgooddraws2020 — 11 days ago
Tips for Weak Writer
Hello All!
I’ve gotten back into drawing comics the past year. Always been more of an artist but I’m motivated to create some short 4,8,or 12 page stories to self publish. Not trying to break in to the industry. I just love comics. So looking to create small projects.
However I’m having trouble generating some idea for stories. I was never much of a creative writer, more utilitarian.
He used some story prompt spinning wheels online. They will give you a setting genre, and a conflict to work from. But honestly they don’t seem to generate much excitement in terms of projects.
Do any talented writers here have tips to someone trying to start improving their story and and character skills? And generally increase their creativity output?
Thanks!
u/TripleH18 — 13 days ago
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I launched my Kickstarter pre-launch yesterday and still have 0 followers. What worked for you?
Hello everyone! I launched the pre-launch page for my Kickstarter yesterday, and I'm trying to figure out what I should be doing differently.
Here's some data I have so far. Google Analytics usually shows around 3–7 active users every 30 minutes, with most of them coming from paid promotion. My best Reddit post so far has around 1,200 views, 34 upvotes, and several comments and shares.
However, the pre-launch page is still stuck at 0 followers. In other words, no one has clicked "Notify me on launch" yet.
For those of you who have done a Kickstarter before, what were your first few days of pre-launch like? I seriously don't know if I'm doing something wrong, if the actual page isn't good enough, if the comic isn't engaging enough... I honestly have no idea.
I'd love to hear what you think, any advice, or anything that might help.
Here's the link in case you want to take a look at the page.
Thank you!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/893790236/last-world-volume-1
u/Alainmc98 — 13 days ago