I’ve always recommended having a press kit (also known as a media kit) on hand for conventions and other personal appearances.
When I was recently approached for a newspaper piece, I realized that I really ought to have a digital equivalent.
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24-Hour Comics Day is Oct. 20 this year.
As I’ve said before, I’m not exactly a fan of this event, but if you are, start planning your marathon now.
Ready for another one from the Trial and (mostly) Errors Department?
Taking my own advice, I started working on my 2013 calendar last month.
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*Note: Within minutes of my “fixing Pulsepoint,” I began to get e-mails from readers whose browsers had detected malware on my site. HOWEVER, I have reason to believe now that this is <a href=”https://www.webcomics.com/private-forum/post/1970394#post1971421″>a mind-staggering coincidence</a>. I’ll keep you posted.
Meanwhile, here’s the fix I found…
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This is a time when creativity seems to be at an all-time high everywhere you look. From carved pumpkins to costumes to haunted houses to the really scary stuff like, well…
The Ames Lettering Guide is a little daunting when you begin to use it. For general use, I’m going to suggest ignoring the holes on the left-hand side of the tool as well as the metric measurements.
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Same rules as always. I look at the recent offering of participating members and I choose to highlight one thing I think they’re doing really well and mention one thing they could improve. Then I open up the conversation to the members at large. Links are in the headers.
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Today’s post comes courtesy of member John Bogenschutz.
I’ve been sharing my experiences in creating digital downloads for tablets throughout the year. This is another in that series.
Over the summer, I started releasing a digital download at the beginning of the month that offered all of my daily comics for the upcoming month. For $3, readers could read the whole month in one sitting — or they could choose to read them one-at-a-time as they were updated on my Web site.
The response was very positive, and I learned a few things along the way.
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I’ve been sharing my experiences in creating digital downloads for tablets throughout the year.
Having spent the summer establishing a monthly digital comic, I’ve decided to try to extend my reach.
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