Dave, Scott and Brad discuss Scott’s recent dust-up over The Economist’s piece on The Oatmeal. We discuss what makes a comic a comic and how we’ve become unapologetic comics snobs.
The boys discuss a recent dust up at The Daily Cartoonist and Scott admits to being a cartoon elitist.
Many of us who still throw ink (in lieu of pixels), use a lightbox. It helps when drawing repeated images accurately. And it helps when you’re using photographic reference.
However, lightboxes can be expensive and/or difficult to find.
Here are three possible solutions to getting a lightbox for your studio.
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A short time ago, I posted a Mailbag question about POD printing, and a tangental discussion developed about using Createspace (an Amazon.com company) to buy an ISBN.
Createspace’s options are detailed on their site, but here’s an overview:
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As the digital publishing landscape changes, I’d like to offer a few predictions for the coming year. Feel free to add your own.
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Just a quick reminder to update the year on your copyright notice.
And stop writing “2010” on those checks!
Thank you.
I was doing a little looking back today, and it really hit me hard.
This site. What we do here. What this has become.
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As we near the end of the first year of Webcomics.com, I’d like to take a moment to talk about endorsements — both from me and from members. It’s an issue that has been raised throughout the year, and I think it’s important that you know some of the inner workings of the site — and the reasons behind why things happen as they do.
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Next week, we’re going to workshop a few of your ads. So if you have an ad that you’d like some feedback on, please post it here (or post a link to it). We’re talk about what you’re doing right and discuss where improvements can be made. Submit any kind of ad — leaderboard, skyscraper, square — and try to find ways you can get the most for your ad dollar.
I might not be able to hit every one, but I’ll try to select a representative sample that will have take-away information for everyone.
I tried this last year, and, to be honest, I think it was a flop. Looking back, I wonder whether I did a very good job of communicating the concept.
See… here’s the problem. Everyone one makes resolutions this time of year.
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