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The 100 Advantages of being an Unknown Webcomic Artist!
shaneronzio
at 2:51PM, Dec. 15, 2006
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tea_green
at 11:24AM, Dec. 23, 2006
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You can do porn and not be scolded by 'purists' (read: hopeless otaku on morally high horse).
You don't have to meet goals you set.
If you do recieve hate mail, you can track them down and burn down their house! Just kidding! Fire is bad when it's used like that.
Candy and Soda.
No one has to see you, if you don't want them to.
You don't have to meet goals you set.
If you do recieve hate mail, you can track them down and burn down their house! Just kidding! Fire is bad when it's used like that.
Candy and Soda.
No one has to see you, if you don't want them to.
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JillyFoo
at 3:49PM, Feb. 5, 2007
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You can have a non-internet social life.
You can spam the forums instead of making a page
You can critique other webcomics without getting a backslash
You can spam the forums instead of making a page
You can critique other webcomics without getting a backslash
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herio
at 8:54PM, Feb. 5, 2007
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your not under presher by fans
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Radec
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You can speak with your fellow unknowns, bouncing ideas and art tips back and forth, without anyone accusing you of "copying their style".
And if someone does, you can call them bad things with no worries of losing readers (when you're unknown, they become more like friends than readers anyways!)
The unknown's community.
And if someone does, you can call them bad things with no worries of losing readers (when you're unknown, they become more like friends than readers anyways!)
The unknown's community.
<= dead and buried.
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videowizard2007
at 12:15PM, Feb. 10, 2007
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All of the above of which will forever define both of my comic series. There's one more:
16X: No matter what kind of review you get, it will not have much of an impact on the audience you receive. In other words, what is half of zero?
And
11Z: You're free to make changes in style. What, is the army of one that hates it going to show up and spam your forums? Compared to perhaps 1000s of angry fans at popular comics...
16X: No matter what kind of review you get, it will not have much of an impact on the audience you receive. In other words, what is half of zero?
And
11Z: You're free to make changes in style. What, is the army of one that hates it going to show up and spam your forums? Compared to perhaps 1000s of angry fans at popular comics...
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Priceman
at 10:02PM, Feb. 10, 2007
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Getting recognized by "known" artist is that much cooler. Instead of people going "yea, they work together all the time."
Recognition feels great and makes you want to try harder.
Recognition feels great and makes you want to try harder.
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FoxmanZEO
at 5:35PM, Feb. 12, 2007
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68- Saying, 'I don't care', in regards to anything, sounds genuine and has greater positive meaning.
69- You get to make the 69th addition to a list of '100 advantages of being an Unknown Webcomic Artist'. (Assuming you've counted correctly.)
69- You get to make the 69th addition to a list of '100 advantages of being an Unknown Webcomic Artist'. (Assuming you've counted correctly.)
'Who must do the hard things?
He who can.'
-Confucius.
He who can.'
-Confucius.
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Broken Minds
at 8:22PM, Feb. 12, 2007
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70: Taking those first steps in your artistic career/life. Be it for fun, or as a stepping stone to something greater. Your still making an accomplishment as well as building a fan base and making friends.
71: Coffee and soda fueled late nights used to add more touches to the page than is healthy for your body.
71: Coffee and soda fueled late nights used to add more touches to the page than is healthy for your body.
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skets
at 5:23PM, Feb. 15, 2007
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72: You can make mistakes and no one will notice.
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subcultured
at 8:24PM, Feb. 16, 2007
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73 you can post on a thread like this
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PicaandPiku
at 4:51PM, Feb. 21, 2007
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75: You can put author characters in the story, and get away with it.
My webcomics:
Pica Mystery Thingie
Adventures of PnKS
Ask Pica! (Smack Jeeves exclusive)
Pica Mystery Thingie
Adventures of PnKS
Ask Pica! (Smack Jeeves exclusive)
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LIZARD_B1TE
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You can suck and no one will care!
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