I have a webcomic... do you?

A fan comic about Ragnarok Online. :v

http://chorvaworld.com/tag/arc/

I have one...it's only started, but I hope it will be great someday. It's called Breezy Days and I made a trope page for it, hoping that would draw more readers...but that didn't seem to work. :D

If you're interested you can read it here:

http://breezy-sketcher.livejournal.com/

I can't post external links yet. I will repost when I can

edited 4th Sep '12 6:43:27 PM by mageman84

Would this be the place to inquire about software? What do you guys use?

Me personally, I use GIMP for the image placement and Inkscape for the speech bubbles

The irony of it all... outside the pencil work (all by hand to be honest) after scanning I use a mixture of Irfanview (for file conversion and for quick recoveries) and MS Paint for texting... yeah I work low tech on a lot of things on my work. That reminds me I should be whipping myself harder to cope with uni works and it but Writer's Block to avoid the Deus ex Machina and bringing the sequences of the points before the "big arc" where I have most ideas set is hard.

Pencil, ink, and paper for the lineart, Photoshop for the color, Illustrator for the lettering. Depending on your budget, substitute Gimp and Inkscape. blambot.com has a great font library for comics (I use Digital Strip).

@software

When I am in a hurry, I draft on paper (instead of directly on the pc with a tablet) then scan it (it's faster but messier) Then line it using My Paint GIMP for effects/filters and text

Aside from Weird In A Can (linked in my sig), I've been posting The Trials of Higher Education on my Tumblr to a complete lack of response.

They're listed in reverse chronological order, so I'd recommend scrolling to the bottom of the page before reading.

i personally use paint tool sai for just about everything.

I have the webcomic Karabear Comics Unlimited at http://www.drunkduck.com/Karabear_Comics_Unlimited and it's a superhero anthology comic. Currently it's running through a storyline that's part of the 2012 Halloween Caper, which is put together by one of the people behind the Crossover Wars. The comic started in January and has over 150 updates (I'd say pages, but a lot of updates are technically multiple pages).

The art is not all that great, but I'm improving.

I will hopefully be able to start updating it on a more regular basis soon, but my webcomic The Mediocre Magic User of Oz

Vorto the Pirate is my retro sci-fi Sunday-style strip, which by coincidence, updates on Sundays.

edited 24th Dec '12 2:15:46 PM by UncleRobot

My totally awesome comic is in my sig. I do everything by hand (Pencil, pen, sharpie, charcoal, occasionally gouache)

I used to have one, it hasn't been online in a while.

While they are not technically mine, My friend has several webcomics she recently started, one of which I do mostly consultation and editing on, and the other I have done a lot for. The webcomics are:

Debre Insonis, a sci-fi/fantasy/yaoi/everything comic. I mostly do a little editing on this one.

Arcane Fantasy, which is science-fantasy. Mostly fantasy.

Forged Men, a science-fiction post-apocalyptic comic, the one I am more involved with. I have done a majority of the backstory, and am responsible for a bunch of storylines coming up.

I'm currently planning a webcomic as a surprise for my Deviant ART friends. I don't know how long it will run or if I'll be able to keep up with it, but I've always wanted to make one and I'm a pretty decent cartoonist, so hopefully all will go well.

I have a webcomic Isonacia, I've been trying to improve its page here, and figure out how to get it a bit more noticed.

I am stuck on both fronts, sadly

It has a wiki page here? You could start by cross-wicking it.

yeah I know, but I feel as though I fail on that regard too. like right now I have the Embellished webcomics page open (I think thats where my comic would fall under) but I have no idea what to say to clairify it. I'm always getting stuck at that part, sadly. that and not being sure which tropes would apply.

I'm a terrible judge of my own work...

I see some spelling errors in your webcomic.

It has made me laugh several times though, so I forgive. :D

http://allenthealien.thecomicseries.com/

I didn't draw the art for this one! Tell me how it is.

(It's only three strips in, BTW.)

edited 16th Feb '13 1:49:28 PM by PancticeSquadCutterback

I've been developing mine for over a month, but so far all that's been created are character designs and scripts for the first few chapters. All that's been published are character drawings and some posters on deviantart.

The premise is as follows:

Shortly after transferring to a new school, Ray begins to receive threatening notes from an anonymous admirer. When one of these threats is carried out, the sender gives him an ultimatum: "Kiss me before the end of the school year, and I'll reveal everything... however, if you fail to find me in time, or I hear about you kissing anybody else, the truth will disappear forever." Now he must win the devotion of three girls, all the while knowing that one of them is a murderer.

I'm hoping to get this off the ground within a month, but the nature of the story requires that I write all of it before I begin to draw or publish. The related art can be found here http://jackdenim17.deviantart.com/gallery/43434058. Please give me your thoughts :3

My webcomic, The Long Siesta, just recently passed the 100 page mark. It's kind of a cute sort-of girly post apocalyptic story about a young-ish girl learning to grow up, stand on her own and get more serious while meeting new people and places along the way.

I have one, too (who doesn't?) called Get Milked (http://www.getmilked.com) which I've done for about 6 years now. It keeps the neurons firing, at least...