We use dominant personality traits to find our place within groups — whether it’s friends, co-workers or neighbors. One might be the “mamma bear,” while another is a “loner.” The members of the group will begin to identify each other […] ↓ Read the rest of this article...
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Everyone seems to be wondering where to post/publish their comics. So we’ll talk about what it really means to “own and control your own work.” Then we’re joined by Ellen Woodbury of “Pizza Cake Comics.” ON THIS WEEK’S SHOW…
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Poor Man’s Copyright is a system of attempting to establish copyright through mailing a copy of the art to yourself (some people suggest using Certified Mail). The artist then files the envelope — unopened. If their copyright ownership is ever threatened, […] ↓ Read the rest of this article...
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We use dominant personality traits to find our place within groups — whether it’s friends, co-workers or neighbors. One might be the “mamma bear,” while another is a “loner.” The members of the group will begin to identify each other using these personality traits. They’re using character archetypes.
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Everyone seems to be wondering where to post/publish their comics. So we’ll talk about what it really means to “own and control your own work.” Then we’re joined by Ellen Woodbury of “Pizza Cake Comics.”
ON THIS WEEK’S SHOW…
Poor Man’s Copyright is a system of attempting to establish copyright through mailing a copy of the art to yourself (some people suggest using Certified Mail). The artist then files the envelope — unopened. If their copyright ownership is ever threatened, all they need do is open the envelope (in a court of law, one supposes) and present the document with a flourish. You even see some very prominent artists advising young people to use Poor Man’s Copyright. There’s only one problem: It’s complete bullshit.
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Blambot font sale! Use code THRAKABOOM at checkout to get 10% off your order at http://blambot.com from Jan. 30th – Feb. 1st!
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Get out your calendar and start circling dates. It’s time to do a little webcomics planning.
The content you are trying to access is only available to members.It’s often hard to get creativity started, but how do you turn OFF creativity when it’s distracting you from your main project??
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I often say on the ComicLab podcast: ”It’s hard to drive towards a style that you want. Usually, it’s something you see in the rearview mirror.”
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The content you are trying to access is only available to members.Today’s show is sponsored by the Lucy Cavendish College, the fastest growing constituent college of the University of Cambridge. We’ll be talking to Dr. Joe Sutliff Sanders, an American scholar of the genre, launching the first world-class collection of graphic novels at Cambridge’s Lucy Cavendish College.
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