How often are we presented with the image of tortured creative souls, staring plaintively at a the tools of their craft, unable to make the slightest move because of “writer’s block.”
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Dave brings in a new concept for the holidays — declaring organizational bankruptcy.
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According to a Very Popular Influencer, one should post on social media six to eight times a day. Not only do I disagree, but I think it’s the kind of decision-making that leads to even bigger mistakes.
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Let’s discuss one of those savvy touches that can help take your art to the next level. And ironically enough, it’s not all about creating a neater, more tidy image. It’s about adding detritus.
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It’s already December. It’s a month dominated by holidays — both preparing for and celebrating them — and it’s the end of the year. It’s probably the most challenging month for a webcartoonist, so let’s get organized.
Referring to current events may give your comic an edge today, but it can also make your work harder for future generations to enjoy.
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B.F. Skinner’s research showed that rewards and punishments can alter a subject’s behavior. We can use those same simple techniques to change how our readers interact with us on social media.
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Patreon has proven to be a game-changer for many people pursuing webcomics. However, some new patrons have difficulty navigating the Patreon interface to get the most out of their patronage. While I don’t mind seeing “my financial situation has changed” and “I only intended to pledge for a limited time” in my Patron Exit Surveys, I hate seeing “I’m not happy with Patreon’s features or services.“
The “I’m not happy…” response appears rarely. But, in optimizing my Patreon approach, I’ve created something that I’m seeing very positive results from…
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Beginning cartoonists often ask what size they should make their comic. Many are looking for “standard” sizes. The answer is a little more complicated than you’d expect — and it means focusing on what’s important about the comic you’re doing.
The content you are trying to access is only available to members.A ComicLab listener would like his friends to give him feedback on his comic — and he wants them to subscribe to his Patreon to do it.
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