April To-Do List
Get out your calendar and start circling dates. It’s time to do a little webcomics planning.
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Get out your calendar and start circling dates. It’s time to do a little webcomics planning.
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Here are a few thoughts I had when I looked at some of the turnarounds.
Most of them have to do with the way weight is distributed over a human skeleton. Understanding that dynamic helps you to allow your figure to have more life and a more believable presence in the space you’re creating.
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Q. I noticed the new “New here? Read these” section on the right there. Can I suggest adding to that area a more detailed article with full examples of what html works on the site? The link syntax stuff at the bottom of posts isn’t exactly the clearest instructions out there.
— Margaret
Great idea! OK, let’s start with the ones listed below the field activated when you post.
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Webcomics Weekly LIVE! at Emerald City Comic Con 2010 from Brad Guigar on Vimeo.
And also, since I’m in the video-sharing mood today, here’s Penny Arcade’s Mike Krahulik, sharing some Photoshop techniques.
From Chris Brogan’s incredibly useful blog about social media, here are fifty ideas on using Twitter for business.
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In Robert’s first article on the webcomics business model, he bent a couple noses out of shape. Many of you felt stuck inside or below “the base” of his model.
“The opportunity for the base is something I have the least expertise in, but my advice nonetheless would be to not focus on the business and focus on getting readers. I’m by no means a creative type, so I sadly can’t help you much on how to grow your fan base (my skills come in handy when you already have them), I just know that’s what you should be doing. This stage in your lifecycle is where your skills and talents are most critical. Again, listen to guys like Brad and Scott.” — Robert Khoo
I’ve posted before how much I dislike those sites that ask you to link to them under the auspices of counting votes that move your banner ad towards the top of some sort of list. I call them “Top-XX List” sites because thy’re all based on the banner ads displayed for a certain number of participants at the top of the list — Top 10, Top 20, Top 100, etc.
As I’ve said before, this is a glorified link-exchange in my opinion. And I’ll also pose the argument that the only winners are the people running the Top-XX sites themselves (they usually run their own ads).
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