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Well I have an open door policy with me...Hell, I would even post my phone number if it weren't for those damn telemarketer scanners for numbers on the web... I like talking to my audience and just kicking it with them, even if that happens only online... What my "policy" is (Is that the right term?...

The setup itself is very pleasing to the eye, but I'm mostly impressed by the art itself. You're a telented guy. I'm curious about the graphic novel. IS it available?

-glych

HOLY SHIT MERLIN!

YOU JUST GOT A SPONS AWARD!

I love the art and the diologue...

wow!

just...

wow...

-glych

We have one for art...when story is as much if not more important than art when it comes to comics...

just a thought, luv

-glych

but what if you tried to read it out of order? what you need is to have the mouse over speech bubbles be gray or more transparent when they aren't suppose to be read yet... So you don't get confused.... I really did enjoy that... maybe a good method would be along the lines of having only a few pane...

Yeah, Pete Abrams of http://www.sluggy.com sells books of Sluggy Freelance through Plan 9... but since he's been doing double sized and one page is only 3 hights tall he's been limiting himself a lot! So when you think about selling original art or prints of art, don't forget which format it's on..t...

hhmm.... i think the same problem creators have now with paypal and amazon would be similar to that problem....it's like communism, it's a great idea in theory but could never work effectively because of human nature...and we're a greedy species by nature.... the problem would be that for every X am...

Well, for one NS is not what I consider my best work, so it's easier to part with it than let's say, <a href="http://nobodystudios.2y.net/glychville/page">this work</a>. But as for selling other original art, I have an open commision box in my forum and on my site...Anything you want drawn I'll draw...

Well, i think without audience participation you don't really have anything...or any sort of conveyance of information... Think about it... without participation from the person you're trying to convey info to, there would be no listening, no reading, no looking, gazing, interest, or thought... If t...

depends on availability. Will I be getting the code? a space with the code? What's the download like on a 56k? What's the upload like with ftp? What exactly am I looking at...

-glych

This year at Comic Con '01, I sold about $200 some odd dollars in originals from No Stereotypes, i didn't plan on it, but I brought them to give away and 1 guy insisted on paying me and it spread from there.

Cool by me, helped pay for things like...um...food and repairs for my car.

-glych

Let's see... Comic Books -Art: Jim Lee and Todd McFarlane's early art (pre-quitting Marvel), Richard Bennett, Daniel Clowes, Kaare Andrews, Burne Hugarth, and Katsuhiro Otomo. Comic Books -Writing: Kevin Smith, Paul Dini, Scott McCloud, Daniel Clowes (again), Alan Moore, and Micheal A. Stackpole. Co...

The artowrk, angles, anatomy, and facial expressions first...then onto the diologue...I hear it in my minds....um...ear (?)....like hearing a play....

So when I remember old comics, I rmemeber the static or slightly slow motion moviemnt of the character as they say thier lines...

-glych

Hi! It's me again... Um... I have an idea about the business of comics in general. The topic about the difference between "pros" and "ametures" is a well rounded, well thought out conversation -but for my two cents, the real difference isn't in selling out or staying pure, it's simply how well known...

I noticed that no one else mentioned this. Frank Comier, http://framed.keenspace.com, has been doing this incredible thing called The Great Framed Excape involving over 52 seperate online comic strips. I realize that this is little more than a crossover, and doesn't change the art of effect of onlin...

I am starting up my Digital Art class at my college and upon entering the class, my instructor began going about asking people why they chose this class. It's a fairly small campus, and we only had 10 people in the class- so the course is threatened to be dropped....so he was trying to come up with ...

A stitched mouth example is the scarecrow in Winds of Winter, an antarctic press release written by Gianluca Pierrda.

-glych

Anything my Danial Clowes, (I.e. Ghostworld or David Boring.)

Your dad will defidently admit these are not super hero books.

-glych

Story-

David Boring, and almost anything else by Daniel Clowes...

Akira (Japanese Manga...I hate translations...)

Winds of Winter (www.windsofwinter.com)

Art-

Alex Ross, Travis Charest, David Mack, Drew Struzan (These boys need collection books)

-glych

Comic books are great...there's no denying that....Super Hero stories aren't bad, just...boring....at least to me...Captain X saves the day by his super secret magic breath of power and everyone lives to tell about it. But, you have to admit that there are excellent exceptions to the average superhe...

HHmmm....I'll post a link to this thread off of my site, and inquire who'd want to join in.

-glych

First I chissle into sandstone...sorry...No, basically, I do quick sketches with pencil, then ink using the meintenance machines from hell (Rapidograph pens) size .005 for fine lines, and .3 for thick. and a good ol' sharpy forlarge black areas and a sable brush size 5 with india ink for the really ...

The Story: (skip if you don't care) It's strange, when you get over 80 cartoonists together who get along in the same room, weird things happen. At comic con this past month, we did just that. You see- I am one of the keenspace crowd (*gasp*), as were 60 others and 20 keenspotters at con. We all wen...

HHmmm...all this talk of 3D comics is interesting in and of itself, but let us not forget the wonder of 2D. I mean, the fact that we can give the illusion of a 3D enviornment merely with shading, lighting, line, crosshatch, rubbing, etc. etc. etc. is amazing in and of itself! I'm not saying we need ...