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This video explains a lot why I& #39;m now aiming to make only shorter comics from now. I& #39;m trying to look into more shortcuts to make comic page and art-making a bit quicker, too. https://twitter.com/aggiebun/status/1266329950904291330">https://twitter.com/aggiebun/...
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I recall a tweet criticizing people for suggesting ways to speed art-making up, asking "Who are you doing this for and why?" That made me kinda angry, as if trying to get more done faster was just selling out and couldn& #39;t be for one& #39;s personal benefit. (More...)
If all you want to do is make a GORGEOUS looking comic or a chill project where you don& #39;t care how long it takes/if and when it ends, then cool! But if it& #39;s multiple stories in comic form you want to get out, then considering the time things take IS wise. (More...)
I& #39;ve always wanted to tell more than one story and Daniel, as much as I love it, took me nine years. One comic that isn& #39;t even an EXTREMELY long running series, really. Nine. Years. (More...)
I don& #39;t mean to deter people from finishing that longer series you& #39;re working on, it IS possible, I did it and others have completed way longer ones than mine. Especially if your long comic is your Ultimate Baby, keep it up! (More...)
I only suggest you consider what you really want the most with your comics, at least after a while. Do you want more stories done or a couple super projects done...or maybe it doesn& #39;t matter to you as long as something is made? (More...)
Please remember that this thread is only to try and be helpful and I& #39;m not trying to tell anyone how to work or think, or send anyone into a panic attack about limited time. ^_^; Any art or comics made is good. Long, short, finished or unfinished.
