OK, this video is a little cheesy, but the information it presents is very good.
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With yet another approach to word balloons, please welcome Josh Shaffer who prefers to put the flexibility of Photoshop paths to good use. Click on the thumbnail for a larger version.
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School’s back in session and that means that campus newspapers will once again be rolling off the presses. And that means something very significant to you as a webcartoonist — it’s an opportunity to try your hand at a little self-syndication.
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Picture it: A group of webcartoonists are all gathered. One of them, slightly more inexperienced than the others, shares an idea he had for a T-shirt design based on one of his comics.
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I stumbled across this, and I thought it was pretty good, so I’m sharing it here with you. It’s from a post titled “20 TIPS for Webcomic Beginners” at blog called Hey! Look! Comics!
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This post was kindly submitted by Kel McDonald.
Most people in webcomics stick to Project Wonderful, which is good starting point. But there are so many ad companies out there, which can have a bigger pay out. This can be especially effective when you set up a chain of ad companies. Setting up a “chain” means when the first ad server can’t give you an ad for every page loaded, they offer to pull an ad from another ad company that you’re affiliated with. This is also called a “default.” – as in, “when we can’t serve an ad to your site, who would you like us to default to?” And, provided the second ad server you do business with offers a default option, you can chain to a third, and so on.
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Whenever possible, avoid using numerals in your word balloons; write out the word instead.
For example, don’t use “25;” write “twenty five” instead.
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Carson Van Osten, a famous Disney artist who did many Disney comic books, created the famous “Comic Strip Artist’s Kit.” It was designed to help beginning comic artists deal with perspective problems and other drawing difficulties. They’re still as rock solid today as they were when he created them in 1975. Enjoy.
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Tomorrow is the first day of September, and the kids are headed back to school. Which is great is you’re a webcartoonist, because that means they’re returning to reading webcomics from school.
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Ironically, the Writer’s Block argument between Scott and me, lead to a surprising amount of creativity.
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