I got published!!! :D
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Beautiful artwork. Huge congrats! @mag
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@mag Congratulations!!! It looks so good!
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@mag this is is awesome! Congratulations!
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@mag Congratulations! Hope this will lead to more work
2021 will hopefully be a year for looking more into what the comic/graphic novel side of illustration, and like @me90 working on book dummies/stories.
All the best with your book!
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Congratulations! Great character design on this!
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Congrats!! That is amazing to hear! I can see why it takes so much time but your work is wonderful. Good luck on the US market and your future.
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@mag SO exciting!!! Congrats!
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Congrats!
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Congratulations!!!
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Congratulations @mag!!!
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@mag Congratulations!
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@mag congratulations! That is amazing news.
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WOW! This is GREAT NEWS! congrats!
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Congratulations!
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@mag Congratulations!
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Wow! Im just amazed how everyone is always so supportive and sweet! Thank you so much! 🥰
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@davidhohn well I had great teachers!
Honestly without SVSLearn i would never be able to do something like this. And I’m also very grateful for the how to write children’s book class because it helped me a lot to become not just an illustrator but an author/illustrator.
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@JoshSchouwstra that sounds great! I was always flirting with the idea of making a graphic novel, but never really had enough time for that... do you write your own stories?
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@Melissa-Bailey-0 thank you
I was thinking about an agent because I kinda don’t want to deal with all the back and forth negotiation with the publisher and I don’t feel confident enough approaching publishers with my manuscript... but finding an agent might be as hard as submitting to a publisher
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@mag When I first attempted a 24 page story, I based it off of Little Red Riding Hood, fractured it by telling it from the Wolf's perspective. Now I'm trying to work on my own stories, though I'm not as good of a writer so it's a learning curve.
I agree that it takes , and I was only really able to afford to do it because I started in April when I was at home temporarily laid off due to Covid restrictions. But one of the ways I'm trying to work on stories is to make a bunch of short ones that don't take a lot of time to make using the "3-2-1 Comics" format as a challenge. Basically the limiters of the format are:
- 3 pages
- 2 Characters
- 1 Twist ending
This way, I'm able to explore and develop story worlds without having to start with a 24–150 page story!
I've only just started on the first story though, so we'll see if the format helps or not.
