Extra! Extra! Write all about it!
Here’s a great exercise to generate story ideas — and keep you on track with the world you’re building.
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Extra! Extra! Write all about it!
Here’s a great exercise to generate story ideas — and keep you on track with the world you’re building.
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ComicLab Ep 230 — “I can’t make time for Patreon rewards!&...
Cartoonists Brad Guigar and Dave Kellett talk about what to do when you just can’t make time to create Patreon rewards. ON THIS WEEK’S SHOW… Can’t make time for Patreon rewards? Avoiding overdrawing Update: Pineapple juice Update: Elon Musk’s plan […] ↓ Read the rest of this article...
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Webcomics Confidential: Posting schedule… is more content always...
This is a biggie. Social media tells us that more is more. More posts, more often, more success. But is that true. Can you build a better career offering hamburger five times a week than you can offering steak twice […] ↓ Read the rest of this article...
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Webcomics Confidential: Building a supporting cast of characters
Let’s talk about developing a compelling supporting cast of characters
Read moreComicLab Ep 229 — “Do I really need fans?”
Cartoonists Dave Kellett and Brad Guigar discuss the importance of audience building before a crowdfunding. ON THIS WEEK’S SHOW… Do I really need a fan base to launch a Kickstarter? Four-panel longform story comics The Four Cs used by a $1b software […] ↓ Read the rest of this article...
Read moreWebcomics Confidential: Calendars
Should you produce a calendar to sell to your followers? There are some pretty serious pitfalls we should discuss first.
Read moreWebcomics Confidential: Ideating on paper
I’m a big believer on ideating on paper. Once I have my plan, I switch to digital, but there’s something about the visceral connection of using paper that connects better for my brain.
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ComicLab Ep 230 — “I can’t make time for Patreon rewards!”
Cartoonists Brad Guigar and Dave Kellett talk about what to do when you just can’t make time to create Patreon rewards.
ON THIS WEEK’S SHOW…
- Can’t make time for Patreon rewards?
- Avoiding overdrawing
- Update: Pineapple juice
- Update: Elon Musk’s plan to buy Twitter
- Update: Managing an email newsletter
- Reruns on social media
- “When do I need a website?”
Webcomics Confidential: Posting schedule… is more content always better?
This is a biggie. Social media tells us that more is more. More posts, more often, more success. But is that true. Can you build a better career offering hamburger five times a week than you can offering steak twice a week? Cartoonist Brad Guigar will discuss this one in detail.
The content you are trying to access is only available to members.Webcomics Confidential: Building a supporting cast of characters
Let’s talk about developing a compelling supporting cast of characters
The content you are trying to access is only available to members.ComicLab Ep 229 — “Do I really need fans?”
Cartoonists Dave Kellett and Brad Guigar discuss the importance of audience building before a crowdfunding.
ON THIS WEEK’S SHOW…
- Do I really need a fan base to launch a Kickstarter?
- Four-panel longform story comics
- The Four Cs used by a $1b software start-up
- Balancing SFW and NSFW storytelling
- Selling plushies and stuffed animals
Webcomics Confidential: Calendars
Should you produce a calendar to sell to your followers? There are some pretty serious pitfalls we should discuss first.
The content you are trying to access is only available to members.Webcomics Confidential: Ideating on paper
I’m a big believer on ideating on paper. Once I have my plan, I switch to digital, but there’s something about the visceral connection of using paper that connects better for my brain.
The content you are trying to access is only available to members.Webcomics Confidential: Finding YOUR motivation
I can’t tell you how to get motivated. Neither can anyone else. (Chances are… if someone tells you they can, they’re trying to sell you something.) Your motivation is a part of your personal makeup as an artist. And, truthfully, your motivation is your personal responsibility. Seeking motivation from someone or something else is useless. And you probably already know this, because you’ve tried that before and failed. So… let’s talk about how you can find your own motivation.
The content you are trying to access is only available to members.ComicLab Ep 228 — Our Biggest Mistakes
Cartoonists Dave Kellett and Brad Guigar devote the entire show to discuss the biggest mistakes they made in their career. Also: Brad is launching a six-week session for creators of NSFW comics.
Webcomics Confidential: Getting your creative motor started
The key to igniting your creativity is so simple that it continues to elude us — even those of us who have been doing this for a long time. If you’re stuck, here’s how to get unstuck.
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