Earlier this month, you’ve seen something new on your Facebook Fan page, if you’re the administrator of that page.
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Blambot’s Nate Piekos (whose lettering advice has been featured here in the past), has posted a fantastic primer of amateur lettering mistakes.
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Q.: I have to juggle my Monday – Friday comic and high school. As you might know, it’s easy to get burnt out when you stay up until 3am every night drawing. How frequently should a webcartoonist of my level take breaks? And what’s the best way to tell your readers?
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Here’s another useful tip I learned while exhibiting at Philadelphia Comic Con last weekend. My neighbor, Amber Davis, had a fairly standard PVC-pipe rig to support a horizontal banner above her table. But instead of a free-standing rig, her husband devised a clever way to attach it directly to her table.
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In keeping with my my tradition of sharing my many learning-from-mistakes moments, here are a few things I picked up over the weekend at Philadelphia Comic Con.
I showed up at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday to set up my Artist Alley table. This was during the very early hours of exhibitor move-in. Along with my merchandise, I brought my “rig” — two tripods and a crossbeam that I can hang banners from. It elevates quite high, and it has been extremely useful at shows, like New York Comic Con, in the past. It looks like this:
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Q.: Are you willing to share how your experiment with making your future content available as a PDF for a price is going? I think it’s a great idea and with a solid readership could make you some nice secondary change. Any thoughts would be great.
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It’s June. Comic Con International is only weeks away. Many of your readers are out of school and enjoying summer. And maybe your own kids are, too. There’s a lot to get to, so let’s get cracking.
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Today’s topic has been generously submitted by Josh Shaffer. who also shared his technique for creating word balloons using Photoshop with us a while back.
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So by now, as you’ve probably already heard, Tom Preston was sprayed with water by a masked attendee at the London MCM Expo this past weeked. The prepetrator and his accomplice, of course, went on to post video of their asault on Tumblr, where it spread like wildfire. This goes beyond the guy who handed Rob Liefeld an anatomy book at a show some years back. It’s getting physical.
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Today’s Archive Dive dates back to April 20, 2011, when a member asked about the appropriateness of press-releasing number milestones.
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