Just a reminder about the first edition of Webcomics.com University tonight (9 Central Time) on Scott Kurtz’s Ustream.tv channel. From Scott:
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This post, the second of two, (the first is here) was kindly submitted byD.Bethel, who notes:This post is about my thoughts on inking and the inking methods I’ve used throughout the history of my webcomic and contains explanations as to why I made these changes. A step-by-step post about my current inking method shall be published here tomorrow.
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Hey everyone. This week we’re doing something special. This is my one-on-one interview with Merlin Mann of www.43folders.com and www.merlinmann.com. We talk about leaving behind scarcity models, being zen about what we take in and finding the time and…
Amazon.com is hosting a contest to find the next “Comic Strip Superstar.” The winner will receive a book contract with Andrews McMeel Publishing and a shot at sydication through Universal Press Syndicate and/or Uclick.com. Here’s the press release.
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This post, the first of two, (the second is here) was kindly submitted by D. Bethel, who notes: This post is about my thoughts on inking and the inking methods I’ve used throughout the history of my webcomic and contains explanations as to why I made these changes. A step-by-step post about my current inking method shall be published here tomorrow.
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Take a moment, if you will, to appreciate the beauty of the comic strip.
It’s long enough to promote character development and reader involvement. And yet it’s short enough to produce on a daily basis.
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On a suggestion from a reader, I’ve added a section to the site called Personals.
It’s a special forum on which a reader can find an artist and vice versa.
Check out the navigation bar at the top of this page and click on Personals to check out the new feature.
So here’s an interesting mediation on motivation kindly submitted by Philipp Lehner.
Facing RealityTime is of the essence. In general, this means you will have to sacrifice time, which you could otherwise spend with family or friends. Sitting around every evening watching TV should be an exception, not the rule. You have to be capable of providing your project with what it needs the most: unconditional devotion.
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Q:Do you have any suggestions for someone attending their first convention? I’ll be in Artist’s Alley. What should I bring to sell?
This is a question I’ve been asked both in the Forum and in private e-mails, so I figured I’d address it out here in case there were others wondering the same thing.
A: There are two main reasons to attend a con: To sell or to promote. Of course, if you’re going to sell, you can promote, too. But if you’re going to promote, you shouldn’t be distracted by trying to sell.
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In another discussion from TED, Scott McCloud bends the presentation format into a cartoon-like experience, where colorful diversions whiz through childhood fascinations and imagined futures that our eyes can hear and touch. In this talk, he shares his history, discusses the infinite canvas and muses on the future of webcomics.
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