HOW TO BE THE BEST COMIC CREATOR — EVER! STEP 1: Use all the assets you’ve got STEP 2: Develop your assets STEP 3: Repeat. If you are trying to break into comics, you have probably asked these questions of anybody and everybody you know, “How do you do it?” “What tools do you use?” […]
Today’s post is pretty powerful because it will not only be a huge timesaver in your life, but it also has life altering ramifications if you allow the words to seep into your soul and you allow your mindset to change. Is your life experience so different from mine? See if you agree with this: […]
Personal Limitation Test For Creatives Through this post, I am going to set your personal limitations for you so you won’t have to. You will want to read this post if you have ever felt like you have set limitations on yourself, your drawing abilities, or your writing talents. If you have ever made an excuse for […]
Open your eyes, open your heart, and open your mind to possibilities that some say only exist in fantasy funny books. Stare through the looking glass, Alice. You may just find you really are not that far from the reality you’ve always wanted.
If you have to work really hard at learning a new idea or a new skill, it probably isn’t going to be your best career path. You want to pick something that will flow into your skill sets easily. It will be a lot less work for you and you will make more money doing it.
I resolved that if I was to learn anything else, someone was going to take the skills I had, and PAY ME to learn anything else I needed to know.
If you want to be taken seriously and start reinventing comics freelance business money you have to change your name.
I’ll have to grab my machete and start charting us a new path through the already dense, thick muck that just clouds the entryway into comics.
The work you do will cultivate the relationship you are building with your companion–feeding value into a person’s life…not just once, but for a lifetime.
To fully engage our creativity and energize our work to the next level, we must tap into that essential tool of why we even care to create comics in the first place.