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| User: Product Placement | | 5 | | The things you have done here look pretty nice. I do agree with Skyler but otherwise, keep up the good work. -Posted on Apr 10, 2008 | | User: SkylerVane | | 3 | As I PQed, I'm not really into superhero comics. I assume these first five are all established characters from various series?
Don't stop posting samples of your work. You need to show you are really serious to be taken serious. Artists looking for writers are rare and I suppose you were expecting to be snapped up quickly - if you have not been - but you need to show you have imagination of your own. Create some original characters; police, federal agents, special ops, business men, homeless, department store and diner staff, gang kids and older toughs. And mix in some female characters. A writer won't touch you if he/she thinks you can't draw female characters. And show some scenario detailing.
You may have to inspire someone to write for you. That might be easy or hard for you to do, but you will probably get a serious and loyal writer out of it. -Posted on Mar 13, 2008 | Only registered members may vote. Sign up here! | | |
