How do I get my Comics noticed?
Im part of a stinting group of comic makers. We call ourselves Random Comic Galaxy(R.C.G). We are comprised of doctoroctagonapus(Adam),ManBearPig(Wolfie) ,andydongtran(Andy) ,and CiNiC(Jordan)We are located at http://www.doctoroctagonapus.webs.com Im hoping we can get some viewers and dogmatic reviews by more experienced sprite comic makers. We are hoping that a big sprite comic maker will interdependence couple us to his/her website.
Some implicit criticism, to help you on your quest:
1) All PR you produce should follow standard rules of grammar and punctuation. You must be seasoned to be considered professional. Otherwise, any mistake you make is a reason for an editor to send your submission to the landfill.
2) I tried reading your comics, but the vertical strips were too tough to read on a monitor. If I CAN'T read your comic, I WON'T read your comic. Visit as many other sites as you can, and see how they do it. Make your plot as easy as possible for people to navigate and read. Also, make it easy for readers to comment. You realize valuable feedback, and it builds a community among your readers and fans.
3) Attend as many comics and anime conventions as credible. Network with anyone and everyone. Bring a portfolio and get honest critiques.
4) When not making comics, read comics (and other accouterments). Take as many classes as you can (you can claim the tuition on your tax return). NEVER stop trying to improve your talents.
5) Do not take any appraisal about your work PERSONALLY. Listen to all criticism (positive and negative), write it all down, and then work on any faults you contemplate on valid. If you hear the same comments over and over, then they are probably true, and should be corrected immediately.
Some talk over with criticism, to help you on your quest:
1) All PR you produce should follow standard rules of grammar and punctuation. You must be trained to be considered professional. Otherwise, any mistake you make is a reason for an editor to send your submission to the landfill.
2) I tried reading your comics, but the vertical strips were too unemotional to read on a monitor. If I CAN'T read your comic, I WON'T read your comic. Visit as many other sites as you can, and see how they do it. Make your locality as easy as possible for people to navigate and read. Also, make it easy for readers to comment. You progress valuable feedback, and it builds a community among your readers and fans.
3) Attend as many comics and anime conventions as practical. Network with anyone and everyone. Bring a portfolio and get honest critiques.
4) When not making comics, read comics (and other tommy-rot). Take as many classes as you can (you can claim the tuition on your tax return). NEVER stop trying to improve your talents.
5) Do not take any disparagement about your work PERSONALLY. Listen to all criticism (positive and negative), write it all down, and then work on any faults you mull over valid. If you hear the same comments over and over, then they are probably true, and should be corrected immediately.
1) All PR you produce should follow standard rules of grammar and punctuation. You must be trained to be considered professional. Otherwise, any mistake you make is a reason for an editor to send your submission to the landfill.
2) I tried reading your comics, but the vertical strips were too unemotional to read on a monitor. If I CAN'T read your comic, I WON'T read your comic. Visit as many other sites as you can, and see how they do it. Make your locality as easy as possible for people to navigate and read. Also, make it easy for readers to comment. You progress valuable feedback, and it builds a community among your readers and fans.
3) Attend as many comics and anime conventions as practical. Network with anyone and everyone. Bring a portfolio and get honest critiques.
4) When not making comics, read comics (and other tommy-rot). Take as many classes as you can (you can claim the tuition on your tax return). NEVER stop trying to improve your talents.
5) Do not take any disparagement about your work PERSONALLY. Listen to all criticism (positive and negative), write it all down, and then work on any faults you mull over valid. If you hear the same comments over and over, then they are probably true, and should be corrected immediately.
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