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Jokes vs Non Sequiturs

Jokes vs Non Sequiturs

Many of us struggle with humor writing. In many cases, this boils down to understanding the difference between a joke...
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ComicLab Ep 380 — Running gag … or running out of steam?

ComicLab Ep 380 — Running gag … or running out of steam?

When does a running gag stop being funny — and where does it start, for that matter? Cartoonists Brad and...
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Converting Free Members to Paid Backers on Patreon

Converting Free Members to Paid Backers on Patreon

When Patreon first unveiled its free membership feature, I was not a fan. After all, Patreon is a phenomenal monetization...
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Double Outline Strokes in CSP

Double Outline Strokes in CSP

In a recent episode of The Wrong Way, I used a double-outline pen in Clip Studio to draw lasagna noodles....
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How a studio tour helped promote my Kickstarter

How a studio tour helped promote my Kickstarter

In sharing advice on promoting a Kickstarter campaign, I suggested recording yourself giving a tour of your studio or workspace....
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ComicLab Ep 379 — Big Number Thinking

ComicLab Ep 379 — Big Number Thinking

Social media has convinced an entire generation of creators to focus on numbers — followers, subscribers, likes, shares, and other...
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Using Digital Rewards to Boost Your Kickstarter

Using Digital Rewards to Boost Your Kickstarter

Looking over the dashboard for my past Kickstarter campaign, I saw something jaw-dropping. Although I’m Kickstarting two physical books, my...
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Multi-Channel Publishing

Multi-Channel Publishing

You want to write longform stories that are brisk and engaging, and yet you also want to optimize your comic...
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How to promote a Kickstarter

How to promote a Kickstarter

Last year, I launched my first Kickstarter in over four years. I was shocked at how rusty I had gotten!...
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ComicLab Ep 378 — Verbal vs. Visual

ComicLab Ep 378 — Verbal vs. Visual

Brad and Dave discuss finding the right balance between visual and verbal. Dave asks if too much worldbuilding is an...
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Jokes vs Non Sequiturs

Jokes vs Non Sequiturs

Many of us struggle with humor writing. In many cases, this boils down to understanding the difference between a joke...
Read More
ComicLab Ep 380 — Running gag … or running out of steam?

ComicLab Ep 380 — Running gag … or running out of steam?

When does a running gag stop being funny — and where does it start, for that matter? Cartoonists Brad and...
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Webcomics Weekly Episode 4: Convention Tips

Episode Notes: Convention tips. Guest panelist Danielle Corsetto.

by on September 14, 2007
Posted In: Webcomics Weekly
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Webcomics Weekly Episode 3: Poor Man’s Copyright

Episode Notes: How to legally protect your work, picking the appropriate resolution for your scanned work and more tips and tricks.

by on September 6, 2007
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Webcomics Weekly Episode 2: I Don’t Get It

Episode Notes: What happens when someone doesn’t “get” your joke. How to get new readers. Tips and Tricks.

by on August 30, 2007
Posted In: Webcomics Weekly
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Webcomics Weekly Episode 1: Webcomics Weekly ASSEMBLE!

Time: 08/27/2007 08:15 PM EDT
Episode Notes: Brad Guigar, Dave Kellett, Kris Straub and Scott Kurtz outline their new weekly podcast about the ins-and-outs of making comics for the web.
by Brad Guigar on August 27, 2007
Posted In: Webcomics Weekly
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