I really like your art, you draw it very amazingly but there is one thing that you rarely do, which is comics, your world building is very cool! So why don't you try making a comic with your world building? so people can better understand the characters and world you create or you can make a silly comics just for entertainment purpose!
hehe thank you for your interest! I've had a few comic concepts in my mind for a while, but honestly I'm a bit worried about keeping up with consistency if I were to make a comic series and I still have no idea how to format things properly, and I can be a bit clumsy with dialogue ^~^ that's why I prefer to share my stories through animation, but that's definitely something I'd like to dive into eventually! the idea of a small comic sounds nice
that's understandable, it's true that making comics is not easy and it takes patience to make an interesting and enjoyable story. but i've seen some of your short comics before and they were really fun and funny to read! haha.
Good luck in diving into your comics Terenry! (if you want to try).
I just found an old unfinished comic!! I was thinking about your comment, and I was convinced I had tried to make a comic before, but I couldn't find it,, I had to dig through a lot of folders lol but I wanted to share them with you! This comic was meant to be printed as free samples for a Comic Con I participated in years ago, but I never got around to releasing it
It's just a fun, silly comic about Koma enjoying all the food in the city xD
There's even an older one that was supposed to be a whole manga chapter on the prologue of Xin's backstory, thing is I had a deadline and ended up dropping it because I knew I wasn't going to finish on time
The only thing missing in them is the dialogue, can you tell I'm not very good at it haha But I'm probably going to give it another go to comics after all :D
I've seen the comic in the first picture but I've never seen the second one, and it's enough to entertain me with how you tell the story and coupled with your beautiful art, it makes me happy to see it! haha :D
well even though it's not that perfect but this is enough to start a story and if you keep trying to develop it again this will be a story that attracts people's attention especially with your art style! and actually making a comic doesn't always have to be perfect, just an interesting, unique and different story is enough to make people curious and interested in continuing to read the comic, plus a good art style, of course.
If you want to try making comics, I recommend you learn from Japanese mangaka and look for references on various platform sources.
And thank you for sharing your work Sensei! And sorry for the looong text ehe
Oh really? I completely forgot about it because I didn't remember posting it But now that you mention it, I thought I shared a preview of the second comic somewhere,, maybe I got them mixed up xD
Thank you for the kind words! I appreciate your recommendations ^^
thats actually so relatable. I find that realistic dialogue is really hard, especially for a shut in with practically no social experience. It's def a big factor to why I would rather show and not tell..
Terenry
I really like your art, you draw it very amazingly but there is one thing that you rarely do, which is comics, your world building is very cool! So why don't you try making a comic with your world building? so people can better understand the characters and world you create or you can make a silly comics just for entertainment purpose!
1 year, 24 days ago
hehe thank you for your interest! I've had a few comic concepts in my mind for a while, but honestly I'm a bit worried about keeping up with consistency if I were to make a comic series
and I still have no idea how to format things properly, and I can be a bit clumsy with dialogue ^~^
that's why I prefer to share my stories through animation, but that's definitely something I'd like to dive into eventually! the idea of a small comic sounds nice
1 year, 23 days ago
that's understandable, it's true that making comics is not easy and it takes patience to make an interesting and enjoyable story. but i've seen some of your short comics before and they were really fun and funny to read! haha.
Good luck in diving into your comics Terenry! (if you want to try).
1 year, 22 days ago
I just found an old unfinished comic!!
I was thinking about your comment, and I was convinced I had tried to make a comic before, but I couldn't find it,, I had to dig through a lot of folders lol but I wanted to share them with you!
This comic was meant to be printed as free samples for a Comic Con I participated in years ago, but I never got around to releasing it
It's just a fun, silly comic about Koma enjoying all the food in the city xD
There's even an older one that was supposed to be a whole manga chapter on the prologue of Xin's backstory, thing is I had a deadline and ended up dropping it because I knew I wasn't going to finish on time
The only thing missing in them is the dialogue, can you tell I'm not very good at it haha
But I'm probably going to give it another go to comics after all :D
1 year, 20 days ago
I've seen the comic in the first picture but I've never seen the second one, and it's enough to entertain me with how you tell the story and coupled with your beautiful art, it makes me happy to see it! haha :D
well even though it's not that perfect but this is enough to start a story and if you keep trying to develop it again this will be a story that attracts people's attention especially with your art style! and actually making a comic doesn't always have to be perfect, just an interesting, unique and different story is enough to make people curious and interested in continuing to read the comic, plus a good art style, of course.
If you want to try making comics, I recommend you learn from Japanese mangaka and look for references on various platform sources.
And thank you for sharing your work Sensei! And sorry for the looong text ehe
1 year, 19 days ago Edited 9:59 am
Oh really? I completely forgot about it because I didn't remember posting it
But now that you mention it, I thought I shared a preview of the second comic somewhere,, maybe I got them mixed up xD
Thank you for the kind words! I appreciate your recommendations ^^
1 year, 18 days ago
thats actually so relatable. I find that realistic dialogue is really hard, especially for a shut in with practically no social experience. It's def a big factor to why I would rather show and not tell..
1 year, 19 days ago