Posting that I increased my pledge and also to do a Rainbow power flex.

That's a good idea. I'm going to add a link to my author post when I update.

Thank you! This is all great.

I use Clip Studio Paint, ArtRage, and sometimes Rebelle. I bounce between an old Huion monitor, a surface pro, Galaxy note and pencil n paper. It all depends on where I am drawing. If I'm at home I'm on the desktop if I'm out of the home I use whatever I remember to take with me.

Congratulations! The diaper is so cute.

I'm due in July with my second.

Good luck to those that apply this year.


I tried last year and didn't make it. I think it has to do with my sporadic update schedule. And the fact that my webcomic's is a little experimental and unrefined.

I LOVE it. Binge reading here I come!

Good job Kyo.

I agree with what everyone mentioned. Study your favorite comic and focus on action beats of the fight. These are some articles and videos that might be helpful.

Marvel artists walk through the creation of kickass fight sequences in comics

How Comics Work: The Fight Scenes

Making action scenes for comics
https://youtu.be/fbG1mz5F52o


Choreography of Big Fight Scenes
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iUEB96hd5ic

I'm going to try and stay within the topic of the original post. I think it's a great idea but I won't be able to participate. I'm having a baby in July and won't be able to dedicate my time to a big campaign. But I am all for trying to create a ( maybe viral) hashtag we all can use to promote our work and anything else in the webcomic community.

The art is simple and straight to the point. I like the use of the four panels at the bottom.


Here is mine. "Some conversations don't go well" I played around with more colors for mood and feeling. I hope it came across ok.

New page.

I deleted my account on DeviantArt 7 years ago. I moved all of my garbage art to my social media accounts and anything I feel of quality ends up on Artstation. I used to be really active in the groups but they started tinkering with the UI and all of the artist I used to follow migrated elsewhere.

What you say about lettering is true. I struggle with lettering. I've had people letter my comic because I'm so intimidated by it. To this day though I still can't decide on a font.

Oh, I saw the other comic reviews. Good job. Like everyone said you really have a nice voice.

Have you tried OneNote? It can do some of the things you are suggesting.

I currently just print out my script. Mark it up with a pencil or pen in a binder. I use blank paper for scribbles of ideas and sketches. As for references, such as photos, I use Pinterest.

This is great. I subscribed. I really like how short your videos are and the way you speak positively about each webcomic.

I'm looking forward to discovering more webcomics from your channel.

I get how you feel sometimes. It's like when people see my comic and think I do it traditionally. Then I tell them that it's all digital. Sometimes I see a very surprised and impressed look or the question of why is it digital?

In the end I have to explain that digital it is faster then waiting on real watercolors to dry.

Do what you need to do to get things done. And focus on what will give you and hopefully your readers joy.

My latest page is a filler. Crystal Visions

Scott MacLeod's Understanding Comics and Making Comics. After that it's me just reading a lot of comics (independent mostly) and mangas.

I agree. I remember struggling with trying to get emotions into my characters and overall comic page. Now, it's something that I feel I've technically improved a lot on. Inking is another area I feel I have made a some progress in style.

I have further to go but so far I like the pace of my improvement since I started.

Hello everyone. I wanted to share my new comic Crystal Visions. http://crystalvisions.thecomicseries.com/

It's about a woman inherits secrets that threaten a powerful leadership. She quickly finds herself entangled in conflict between two schools of magic: Alchemy and Magehood.