A Guide to Mini-Comics (vs. Regular Comics) by Pan's Definition
Added 2023-05-09 18:22:05 +0000 UTCAs you all know, mini-comics are relatively new to my repertoire. They’re essentially multi-panel drawings on a single page or multiple pages (which makes it different from a “series” in which each drawing shares a pose & background). Here's an example of a single page mini-comic (keep scrolling):
In contrast, my purebred comics are formatted with a lot more rigidity such as Pandara’s Hex. Comics have AT LEAST 4 panels per page, large margins, and lots of reading (>15-20 pages) while mini-comics lack the all of the formatting and will usually not exceed 4 panels per page (<10 pages). Here's an example below of what my large comic projects look like (keep scrolling):
In conclusion, my art is broken into three types (excluding large comics) for you to enjoy all of which are available in low low res to Supers ($3) & high res for the higher tiers:
- Illustrations: single part drawings
- Series: multi-part drawings that generally share posing & backgrounds
- Mini-Comics: multi-panels on potentially multiple pages (<10 pages) to portray a silly or more complex idea
I mention all this because our May multi-page, mini-comic is starting soon featuring Eric & Pan. I hope you're excited for it and found this info useful! Have a lovely day!
