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Last year at Comic Con a lot of us Keener did something very similar but called it a "panel jam"... Our rules were similar: A panel is drawn and handed to the next person, who in turn draws a panel and hands it to the next person and so on and so forth...But! But, you could only see the panel immedi...

Well, I think it's cool... With me, i hate credit cards, and use my checking account- I'm with Washington Mutual, so it's a free checking account, meaning I don't pay any fees to use it...Only the money that's in there... Well, what's cool about this, is I have a debit card attached to my checking ...

I thought this might be interesting...

Carl-eat your heart out! (sorry Scott!)

http://patchwork.keenspace.com/pwctemp.htm

-glych

I would love to put something together like this someday, unfortunetly, I'm only 18, going to college full time, working retail full time, and drawing comics during the time I should be sleeping. I'm getting there, but I'm not there yet. You and I seem to be in the same boat here. Even if I can't or...

What about <I>Unbreakable</i>? That was complimentive to comic books...wasn't it?

-glych

About the keenspace selection thing- I mentioned this to Gav at con...that there should be a "promo" page before actuall keenspace, like this order: keenspot-keenspace-keensville (or something) and have keensville be where people started out...if they did well for 4 or 5 months, updated and suched (...

Well, there's always the funny papers banner exchange... posting on boards like this one, polykarbon, digitalwebbing, keenspot/space/vention, and other comic sites online- and all that's for free....Also, doing turtorials, writing essays, getting placed on search engines, and earning awards from lar...

Well, you see- that was one of the reasons why I was feeling uncomfortable with it- I used to view things at a lot higher resolution, making things really tiny on my monitor- and noted that too....but now that I'm viewing things at 600X800 again (the most common layout for webusers) I find it's a lo...

Well, as for Frank (<a href="http://framed.keenspace.com">Framed!!!</a>) and I, what we do is play with the size of the canvas itself... you can have a lot more play that way... but I know what you're talking about... I tried to get one of those scroll ups you often get in animes for an introduction...

Okay- I do many a' thing: I draw comic books, a strip on keenspace, and write a book or two. I also go to school full time, and work in a bookstore. I also attempt stand-up comedy every now and again... and this topic inspired be for a bit that had the seats rolling and an encore...and actual encore...

Well, when I posted that- i didn't know that there already was an agency for comic and children's book illustrators already out there -so I guess it's true: there are no new ideas in the world....*shrugs*... As for a website ubrella, there are several. http://www.digitalwebbing.com for one has a gre...

like I said- my original definition is pretty broad... But I like what's coming out of this (hey Greg- you still reading this thread?) g-...you sure do type a lot. Quality vs Quantity, you know? But you do have some good points too. Compromise is defidently an issue, but we're a stubborn crowd- and ...

hhmmm.... okay, okay- I was too vague... scott's definition is close, but I agree that it lacks single paneled cartoons as comics... and I was thinking about "the lion's share" argument... I did a flash "cartoon" for my fanale for mine and Damonk's crossover way yonder back (<a href="http://glych.ke...

jason: that's what I've been saying! It's not what <i>is</i> a comic, it's what <i>isn't</i>. Maybe it is a new medium because it umbrella's so many different things... LIke I said before- a painting can be painted in many different materials, but it's still a painting, even if an oil painting looks...

<b> A compositioned and deliberate piece of art used to convey information</b>

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Am I close?

-glych

maybe this should go in "Commerce", but I'm not sure...correct me if I'm wrong Greg. <a href="http://www.alexrossart.com">Alex Ross</a> was just commissioned by the Academy of Motion Pictures to work on this years Lithograph for the Academy Awards ("Oscars" for those in the back). I bring this up, b...

..."storytelling form made up by a sequence of pictures..." 'hhmm....* ..."comicals"... *double hhmmm* I think it's safe to assume that we are creating a new definition with very little relation to the old ones... Just because a "comic" contains no humor doesn't limit it from being a comic. But ther...

<b>It's Art!</b> ^_^ Sorry...I had to... Hmmm...I suppose I was limiting in my earlier statement using the words "words and pictures" only... What about icons? Or a series of paintings in a gallery? Or even watching the number climb on the builboards for McSatan family restaurants...isn't that somew...

I have a pretty broad definition of "comics": <b>Words and Pictures in deliberate composition for the purpose of conveying information.</b> Wrather than debate <i>around</i> the definition, I thinks it's best to start tackling it and spring board from there, yes? -glych _________________ --- <b>God ...

There is always that wonderful rule of the exception that proves the rule...One paneled "comics" have been considered comics for years...is it <i>not</i> a comic just because it's one panel? No! But then again- I consider anything with both words and pictures (or a deliberate sense of overal composi...

That's what I've been trying to say- go community! As for my own comic, yes- it's on hiatus right now, and No Stereotypes will not be coming back (at least in online comic form). I have been apprached by a few people to take my characters into other avenues, such as an animated TV series, a "traditi...