/r/ComicBookCollabs
Creators helping creators make comics.
In addition to finding collaborators, this is a great place for feedback and advice. Post your work! Ask for help! There are lots of writers and artists who are willing to discuss and critique your work. We have plenty of members who can answer your questions and give you tips regarding publishing and breaking into the industry.
Now it's all up to you! Let's make comics!
READ FIRST - Submission Guidelines - FAQ - Resources - Social Media Roundup (Aug 2019) - Monthly Discussion (September)
Creators helping creators make comics.
In addition to finding collaborators, this is a great place for feedback and advice. Post your work! Ask for help! There are lots of writers and artists who are willing to discuss and critique your work. We have plenty of members who can answer your questions and give you tips regarding publishing and breaking into the industry.
Before you post, make sure you read the FAQ's. This is really important. There you'll find a lot of useful guidelines and information regarding writer-artist collaboration, successful project-pitching, the industry as a whole, etc. You might also find our resources page helpful.
Now it's all up to you! Let's make comics!
Getting the word out about your project is important. View our social media thread of other community indie creators. Follow their work and they will follow yours!
Join fellow creators in the Reddit Comic Creators Discord Chat. Meet and talk with other creators live!
All submission guidelines and rules can be found on our submission guidelines and rules page.
Offending posts will be removed and asked to fix their content.
If you have been scammed or have had a bad experience with a collaborator, you must contact the mods before posting a "warning" on the sub. Any posts calling out collaborators - by username or real name - or reveal personal information without going through the moderators will be removed.
/r/ComicBookCollabs
Hey everyone,
We have a discord where creatives of all different backgrounds can share their ideas and interact with eachother in order to help their projects grow or to just have a good time in general!
If you are interested please join us, as we will be hosting events (movie nights, anime nights, game nights etc) soon!
Link in comments, see you there or pm for more information!
Dust off your capes and don your masks, because the heroes and villains of the public domain are back, and they're ready to captivate you once again with their enduring charm and timeless appeal!
https://medium.com/thecomicjam/public-domain-characters-return-57dd8b8bf380
Blackout - Story by Devin Whitlock | Art and Letters by Michael Howe
TL;DR: How to use perspective in comic panels, when drawing traditionally?
Hi,
I know that's a pretty vague title, so I'd like to explain what I mean a little better. I'm wondering how perspective works inside a comic panel. I've watched videos on YouTube, plus I've even paid for a course on Udemy. I also own the book "Perspective! For Comic Book Artists" by David Chelsea, which I've read multiple times. It's all the same to me, and I'm still having a hard time understanding. It doesn't help that I have a learning disability, either. Perspective grids seem to make more sense to me, mostly, when drawing a scene in a panel. However, it's placing people, objects and scenery (outdoor scenes, such as a street or national park,) that also confuse me.
If anyone has any useful resources that would help, please feel free to share them. I'm sure other people would also find tutorials helpful.
Thank you.
Dear reader,
I recently graduated as a film mayor and have published 3 books (Dutch). But there is this itch inside of me that really wants to create cool comics that might be turned into animations (long term dream).
I was wondering if people on this page are open voor collabs, what the costs are etc. If you are interested to at least talk about it. Mail me at: dylanjanssenzakelijk@gmail.com
PS. If I said anything thats not allowed in this message, please say so, then ill remove that part :)
PPS. im labeling it as a question becausen I think that fits. But im willing to pay :)
Dropping my first comic on kickstarter. Releases on May 6th, 2024 it is a how-to-draw/reference comic with 100% Royalty free images for your use. Come support if you can. Link in the comments.
A layout is ready for new 'enviroments' for me to step in. In the meantime, I look forward to joining new projects: https://behance.net/biancayamakoshi
Hello! My name is sky, and i am an artist! I am currently looking for work, and to help bring somebody's vision of their story to life! I will link my deviant art below, and a comic panel to hopefully get some work.
I will charge only 40 to 80 dollars for a whole issue or chapter episode! I hope you all enjoy my work! Please dm me if you're interested! https://www.deviantart.com/natheyinthavong
It might have this cover. I am open for commissions by the way.