Something I’ve always loved to see is the process by which other comickers create their work. Usually, a great deal of steps are congruous.  The above image (click to enlarge) in my personal process. I first start with a sketch. Since my comic is now created 100% digitally, I open up a blank document in [...]

The SpiderForest webcomic collective is now accepting applications from interested comic creators to join their growing network of quality comics.  SpiderForest will consider comics of any genre or style until December 31, after which decisions will be made by private member vote, and applicants will be notified via email.  Minimum requirements for joining and directions [...]

Those who read the comic should be aware on some level that the comic is the adaptation of the novel, which I am currently editing.  I say “should” because I blather on about it a lot.  At 25 chapters and over 500 pages (that’s single spaced, mind you :P) editing it is…torture. BUT! This is [...]

If your site is anything like most webcomic sites, it’s very “graphic” heavy. There’s your title image, your navigation menu composed of images instead of text, your comic itself, and your comic navigation arrows. If your site is also anything like mine, you’ve named these images something unoriginal like “09_title.jpg.” What’s the problem with this, [...]