insane take. completely detached from reality
If you do all three and the miracle never arrives, you're still a webcartoonist. Just like if you write, you're a writer. Paint, and you're a painter.
Going full-time is I guess how you get to be *only* a webcartoonist.
1) Make comics.
2) Put them on the internet.
3) Hope for a miracle.
If you get the miracle, I have lots of advice for managing things. Until then, though, focus on steps 1 and 2.
If you do all three and the miracle never arrives, you're still a webcartoonist. Just like if you write, you're a writer. Paint, and you're a painter.
Going full-time is I guess how you get to be *only* a webcartoonist.
(it's not)
(it's not)
I want, "Oh she's hot and trans, wait she's a webcartoonist?"
I want, "Oh she's hot and trans, wait she's a webcartoonist?"
All these brand new Korean webtoon artists talking about their 4-figure-per-update deals, asking why I quit webcomics for print.
Awkwardly explaining that out of thousand of pages of webcomics, the only time I was ever paid was Hiveworks, which came out to $1.50 per page.
All these brand new Korean webtoon artists talking about their 4-figure-per-update deals, asking why I quit webcomics for print.
Awkwardly explaining that out of thousand of pages of webcomics, the only time I was ever paid was Hiveworks, which came out to $1.50 per page.
But no matter how big or small that audience may get, you've already won because you're making your own comics!
But no matter how big or small that audience may get, you've already won because you're making your own comics!
"A Korean webcartoonist posts a new strip and it leads to mass death" is officially a genre, baby!
"A Korean webcartoonist posts a new strip and it leads to mass death" is officially a genre, baby!