That's great! Congratulations!!
I didn't enter either. I thought about it, but it happened to come in the middle of moving out-of-state and securing a new job and I knew I wouldn't be able to put the right kind of effort into it.
But I'll defini...
I agree with Mike; it makes sense, to me, to have a professional marketing and sales team handling those aspects of the business. I'm just not sure I have the skills or the temperament for the one-man web-cartoonist gig.
And I still have a deep l...
Yeah, I'm curious about that too. I'd love to start shopping my strip to various newspapers, but I have no idea what would be a reasonable asking price. I don't want to ask $50 if they're getting, say, Doonesbury for $15; but I wouldn't want to as...
Okay.
I'm an aspiring cartoonist, still trying to figure out how to maybe try and make a living at it. Wanted to be a cartoonist for as long as I can remember; got sidetracked in college by well-meaning advisors steering me toward a more practica...
Here's something I've sometimes wondered about: what's the going protocol for re-submitting a re-working or re-development of a previous idea? I'm not talking about just re-sending the same stuff over and over again, but a re-working of a promisin...
One thing I like to do, as often as I'm able, is take a few hours out of a weekend afternoon or something and go sit in a coffee shop, and draw the people there. Just quick sketches, to practice getting the features right. If you don't get it righ...
Several people have mentioned that writing is the stronger aspect of my work; I'm not disagreeing with that, but it's also the part that I seem to work the hardest at. So just know that the "perfect caption" or "the right words" don't come easily....
Yeah, and there's where I'm still wrestling with that particular bit of advice. I can offer up plenty of vague and esoteric qualities that set my strip apart from others, but I can't really boil it down to "this one is better than that one because...