Thanks for your feedback
Added 2018-08-02 16:23:08 +0000 UTCThanks for the people that decided to participate. Based on your comments you seem to agree on a particular point, which is create a comic around my characters.
Since you brought it up, I guess I should mention that I did had the idea of producing a one-shot comic (20 pages or so) about the girls. It wouldn't be anything heavy in lore, just a small bit of what I have in mind for their world, but like I mentioned previously, I didn't say anything because I was trying to change my work method, in which I would do before telling, to not create wrongful expectations.
Granted, I have a couple of choices on how to proceed. I could, for example, produce a pencil drafts without any coloring or digital inking and share it with you before any public release. The feedback could help me to fix some details I might have missed before jumping into the complete digital process.
My first idea was to work on it, and release it on its entirety, so you have a smoother experience while reading it (Instead of waiting for one page a week) but it would definitely take quite some time to do it that way.
That's probably the way I'm going to share to the public, because it's easier to keep up with the story if you can read it in one go. The draft is just an option I would give to my patrons, because you're a small circle that appreciates the process.
I either work the entire idea behind curtains, or I sacrifice the surprises by sharing a pencil draft to get your impressions before committing further into a fully colored story. Let me hear your opinions about it.
Comments
CJ has a point in regard of what people can slowly digest weekly instead of sharing a massive amount of content at once. I guess I'll share a page here weekly, it should give you more time to analyze the scene to make some observation if there's any.
Linkerlewds
2018-08-03 17:50:49 +0000 UTCFair point, I never saw it that way. "I'll get back to it later" after the weekly updates are over, there's always going to be people binge read the whole thing. I always resisted the idea of making seasonal artworks for example, because some people are going to see them out of season. I guess it the age where people get so much content everywhere, giving little bits of something might be more manageable for everyone.
Linkerlewds
2018-08-03 17:44:45 +0000 UTCWeekly pages get more activity externally. While binge reading is my preferred way of doing things, that doesn't help comic makers and artists get a lot of exposure. And by doing things weekly it allows for pages that shine to get blasted which is a lot easier for new people to read than a whole 20 page comic being shared. I know I will often skip long multi page posts planning to come back to them later when I have an uninterrupted time but I never do. But reading one page is super easy. And you don't have to make long overarching story arcs all the time. You can do frequent one offs while the longer stories roll around in your head and you can work out the details.
Chelsea Fakkuza
2018-08-02 17:17:21 +0000 UTCThe drafts for us patrons would be a good idea so that we can help you out on your way to completing each work, in case we manage to discover room for improvement. And I'm very happy to be able to help you. I hope my last message managed tor each you, by the way.
Soran
2018-08-02 16:52:46 +0000 UTC
