The holiday season has a way of sneaking up on us — and suddenly we’re juggling year-end deadlines, family commitments,...
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ComicLab Ep 417 — Special Guest Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott from “Baby Blues”
Syndicated cartoonists Jerry Scott and Rick Kirkman share their journey of collaboration that spans over 35 years, focusing on their...
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How Many Social-Media Posts Per Day?
According to a Very Popular Influencer, one should post on social media six to eight times daily. I disagree, and...
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Social media and behavioral modification
B.F. Skinner's research showed that rewards and punishments can alter a subject's behavior. We can use those same simple techniques...
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Webcomics Confidential: You’re wasting money on advertising
Unless you have a granular knowledge of advertising, demographics, and much more, you're probably wasting money on "plug-and-play" advertising and...
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ComicLab Ep 416 — What’s the Best Platform for Audience Building?
Where should you post if you want to build an audience? Substack delivers unbeatable audience-building tools... but it has some...
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Does Your Comic Have to Be in Color?
If you’re starting a new comic project, one of the first artistic decisions you’ll face is deceptively simple: color… or...
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Blambot’s Cyberweek Sale
Blambot's biggest sale of the year is happening now! Save 25% off your entire order at blambot.com. This sale runs...
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December To-Do List
It's already December. This month is dominated by holidays—both preparing for and celebrating them—and it's the end of the year....
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ComicLab Ep 415 — Color Commentary… Can You Succeed with a Black-and-White Comic?
Today's show is sponsored by Huion, makers of the Kamvas 22 Plus! In today's show, Brad and Dave tackle an...
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Webcomics Weekly Episode 83: Hodge-Podge
It wasn’t supposed to be a hodge-podge, but it sure turned out that way. Dave, Brad and Kris take the reins as Scott is out sick. We talk about site design philosophy a little, and what to do when your new side project starts taking your attention and…
Cheating on Your Old Love? (Also: Webcomics Weekly #83)
Kris, Dave and I met for a recording of another Webcomics Weekly yesterday afternoon (you can hear it here). Scott couldn’t join us because of a head cold, but he’ll be back!
The discussion was intersting, but as often happens, I’ve been re-running the discussion internally all night, and I have a few additional thoughts. Luckily, I have the perfect place to share those thoughts. 🙂
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Drawing kids
Drawing kids involves a little understanding of human physiological development. The drawing below represents a fairly typical progression from infancy to adult. If you were drawing realistically, these proportions will serve you well as you try to represent believable characters at different ages.
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Cube’s Coloring Critiques Continued! (Part Two)
As you remember, Webcomics.com member Mary Cagle kindly offered to provide some feedback on color theory. Her first installment ran last month, and she’s back with the next batch of commentary.
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Webcomics.com poll: Print Size
Last week, we held a poll on selling prints online and at conventions based on a Private Forum discussion. The results were pretty amazing.
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ContextWeb ammends TOS
For those of you who feature ContextWeb (now called PulsePoint) in your ad chains, be aware that they have recently announced two amendments to their contract.
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Webcomics.com Poll: Print size
This topic was launched in the Private Forum… what is the best size to create a print to sell at a convention or on your site. I will publish the results next week.
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Q3 Estimated Income Tax Due
If you pay estimated income taxes on a quarterly schedule, your third-quarter payment is due in about eight days.
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September To-Do List
Tomorrow is the first day of September, and the kids are headed back to school. Which is great is you’re a webcartoonist, because that means they’re returning to reading webcomics from school.
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