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honestly, size doesn't matter all that much. People who read web comics are the same as those who write them, and we're all pretty geeky (comics + internet = geek) and most geeks have high speed. Now there are those that don't and they get angry when I say stuff like this, but post bigger page sizes...

vector =)

the second style works for portraits, but I don't know how it would work for everything else that a comic needs. It might end up looking childish or sloppy. especialy if the comic remains in black and white. the way to avoid this is by having detailed backgrounds, so the characters seem distint. how...

...a comic about painting?

any comments/criticism you can give (constructive, or otherwise) would be appreciated.

thanks a bunch.

http://collegepros.keenspace.com/

why starwars.com why... you keep adding stuff, and it's all horrible, and it just makes us fear the third movie more and more...

it's a comic... a rather abstract comic, but still a comic.

that's absolutely incredible. i've never seen anything like that before. thanks for the link

although perhaps I'll ask this:

why spend hundreds of dollars when a buck fifty will get you hundreds of sheets of paper, and a whole heap of pencils?

you can get those results with a tablet... you'd have to play around a bit and set the pressure to change the opasity, and be drawing with a brush, or some other textured thing... so it would be down to what program you used to create your picture. I'm using a 3x5 tablet, and I'm not gonna lie, it's...

it's huge in the japanese comic world, and the anime world...

http://www.polykarbon.com/tutorials/chibi/chibiart.htm

that's a good link for learning a bit about it. that main page also has a lot of other tutorials.