Zim Zubkavich, a talented webcartoonist who made his splash with the gorgeously rendered Makeshift Miracle has posted a tutorial describing how he achieves his soft-line animation look on his current project, Legends of Zork.
One of the biggest things people who make comics lack — besides money, respect or success — is time. Ideally, we would have all the time in the world to sit down at the drawing board and make a perfect comic, but the realities of the world don’t work that way. We have jobs, relationships and responsibilities to take care of. We also have a nasty habit of absent-mindedly killing time.
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Enjoy this podcast from the Webcomics Weekly archives. It was taped mere minutes before Adsdaq booted a bunch of webcomics from its roster. So the discussion of its usefulness is academic at best. However, there’s also a great discussion about whether…
While we were at Emerald City Comic Con, the Halfpixel crew taped another live podcast.
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You’ve managed to secure a table at a comic convention. You’ve got your shirts and other merchandise prepared, your banners made and your tools for sketches ready. Sounds like you’re set, right? Well yes, but you could do more. Many people who have no idea what your comic is about, and they’re going to ask you. And you will try to tell them, but they still will not know.
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Much has been made lately of how large a buffer a webcartoonist needs in order to stay on schedule. Some seem to think a buffer can never be big enough. Others think a buffer of about month’s worth of strips is the perfect size.
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Designing Memorable Webcomics T-shirts from kaiki on Vimeo. Another great panel from NEWW — this time, focused on designing T-shirts based on your webcomic. Special thanks to Kaiki for taping the event and offering it to us.
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We’re still struggling to get the site back in working order after being thrown for a loop a few weeks back. As a result, the “Submit” button at the top of the site, isn’t working. In the meantime, if you’re interested in sending us something for consideration, please e-mail it directly to me. All entries are subject to editing.
One of the very finest stops on the comic-con circuit happens this weekend in Seattle at the Washington State Convention & Trade Center.
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Dave and Brad discuss their fascination with the English language, Brad’s mistrust of Spanish. Then they dive into the mailbag to discuss webcomics’ place in academia and how to focus your comic into what it’s supposed to be about. Along the way, they…
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