Agreed. After reading this thread, I'm feeling really pumped about working on my sequential art.hilarioushenry wrote:Man, if I hadn't started my comic already, I'd sure want to start after reading this!
NOTE: That wasn't sarcasm.
Nervous about starting
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You guys must be reading a different thread than I am.RobertBlake wrote:Agreed. After reading this thread, I'm feeling really pumped about working on my sequential art.hilarioushenry wrote:Man, if I hadn't started my comic already, I'd sure want to start after reading this!
NOTE: That wasn't sarcasm.
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I planned my comic for almoast two years before getting a site for it. I had another comic before it that someone else drew (only got a few pages in) but that taught me the HTML and FTP basics.
From reading all the webcomics I have on my favorite list, I've learned that just jumping in and starting a comic is the best way. The art, story, and everything else might change as you go, but it can lead to something better.
From reading all the webcomics I have on my favorite list, I've learned that just jumping in and starting a comic is the best way. The art, story, and everything else might change as you go, but it can lead to something better.
