Here’s some excellent advice on increasing engagement on social media.
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Let’s talk about about adjusting proportions, using your eraser as a drawing tool, the importance of line weight, and whether you should copy/paste your art.
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Next Tuesday (April 18) is the federal income tax deadline. But … what if you owe money and can’t pay? Don’t make a bad situation worse. This could end very badly if you handle it improperly.
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A listener asks about doing a practice project — and Kickstarting it later. Also — more than one hundred years of comics history tell everything we need to know about how comics companies treat creators. (And it ain’t good.)
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If you’ve ever inked on your pencil layer, here’s a Clip Studio tip that will be a game changer for you.
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We’re often tempted to jump into crowdfunding — Patreon, Kickstarter, IndieGoGo, etc. — before we’re ready. And that can be a big mistake in many ways. So let’s talk about getting our timing right.
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While I was hosting my webinar* on webcomics for the Graphic Artists Guild, a comment came in from one of the attendees. This person said, “I think people avoid reading my comic because the archive is so big.”
I disagree. I’ll talk about why and then discuss some strategies for creators with large archives.
*If you missed it, you can still see it if you’re a member of the Graphic Artists Guild.
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I’m very sorry that you probably woke up to an avalanche of emails from Webcomics.com today. A few weeks ago, all the Webcomics Weekly episodes disappeared, and I sat down this morning to reinstate them. I didn’t realize it was also re-sending the emails until it was too late! I’m ashamed of the oversite.
We’re talking comics with our special guest Karl Kerschl, who talks about working in both corporate and independent comics, and prepping the Kickstarter campaign for “Death Transit Tanager.”
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For many independent comics creators, our income falls under the heading of the “gig economy.” That income must be reported to the IRS. Here’s how to handle those unique tax responsibilities.
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