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Indie comics are a risky venture in the best of times, months of work with no promise of pay. Making one about disabled kids in formats accessible TO the disabled is a HUGE challenge.
I think it's worth it. Help me make this happen!
https://www.gofundme.com/f/keep-staring
I think it's worth it. Help me make this happen!
https://www.gofundme.com/f/keep-staring
Unlike most comics where you do a few finished pages and put up a Kickstarter, we're aiming to make this ACCESSIBLE first and foremost, which means a printed comic/reward may NOT be the best format. We want it to be something everyone can enjoy, including the blind.
That means formatting the script in a way for text readers to interpret each page and panel as a full description of the art, action and dialogue.
It also means several resolution sizes for digital books. A printed floppy is down the list.
How do you Kickstart that?
It also means several resolution sizes for digital books. A printed floppy is down the list.
How do you Kickstart that?
So we're doing a Go Fund Me to allow @JennyOdio and I to be paid as we develop the book and work out all the format issues. It's FAR more risk and work than your average comic. That's why we need your help. I've done a successful KS comic. This is WAY different.
