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WebComic = Lots of Hard Work?
mosfet:
I was able to glance through some of the archives. Its some pretty nice work. I'm going to have to go through it at a more leisurely pace sometime. (probably at work) :)
Time for me to start working on the next one.
bev:
Ugh my archives are pretty nasty. Back in the day when I churned out a page a day without much care. It's broken up into parts so the new stuff, Part One, is where the 15 per strip work starts. Hope you enjoy it, it's a nice time killer, and it'll kill ALLOT of time...
daneford:
Hardest thing is keeping up to date/being consistant and sticking with it :) If you have good art skills and writing skills the actual webcomic should be easy
Sideways:
My sketch/storyboard is usually 30 mins.
Scanning & inking in photoshop is usually 1 hour.
Framing/Colouring/Shading is usually 30 mins.
Speech is usually about 15.
So, on average, it takes me around 2 - 2.5 hours per comic.
It was taking me upwards of 4 hours a few months ago... but updating three times a week has helped me find a groove. Frankly; I needed to find said groove, otherwise my social life would've simply been gone.
mosfet:
Whats this "So-shal Life" you speak of? :P
Being married, 30, with a family, and a job in the software industry, my social life now consists of either World of Warcraft and watching TV during dinner with my fam. occasionally something happens with other people involved.
i think I might have stumbled upon said groove. Next week's stuff took an amazingly short amount of time. I think I discovered the "just draw it, and stop worrying so much about perfection because it can be fixed later in Photoshop, groove." I just hope it stays! :)
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