Already got one. I'm the writer, and he's the artist. see some artwork.Charli said:
http://mjl-artist-at-work.blogspot.com/
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Can you also draw in colour? That is the perfect style for my idea, I can write and already have an ongoing dramatic narrative planned out (not comedy though), though I can't draw. If you can draw in colour as well then I would love to work with you and enter this. If you're interested then please let me knows69-5 said:I have the opposite problem...Onyx Oblivion said:
If you're interested, I would like to see some of your artwork pleaseCharli said:
. I can write but I need an artist who can draw dramatic scenes, not necessarily comedy though, since my story ideas are based on an ongoing drama I came up with some time ago.
I am definantly gonna enter this contest! (I have made some pretty fun comic books before) Just one thing, I can't find the sign up sheet. Is there one? Or is there not one?
I don't know, I've allready looked there. It said "At this point, if you have not already done so, fill out the contest form below on this page with a brief description of your comic entry." That makes me think theirs gonna be an entry sheet. Is it on the Upload page after uploading? Or is their no entry sheet at all?Zemalac said:
Ah, if you won't have time then that's fair enough. Thanks anyway. And I had a look at that link, the colouring is pretty damn good there, well dones69-5 said:Most would say my colouring skills outclass my penciling skills. But I'm not sure I would have the time...Trivun said:Can you also draw in colour? That is the perfect style for my idea, I can write and already have an ongoing dramatic narrative planned out (not comedy though), though I can't draw. If you can draw in colour as well then I would love to work with you and enter this. If you're interested then please let me knows69-5 said:I have the opposite problem...Onyx Oblivion said:
An example of something I coloured (but did not draw):
http://www.bleach7.com/media/gallery/images/1193081902.jpg
Spinwhiz said:Webcomic Contest Now Live!
The Escapist presents its first ever Webcomic Contest!
Beginning today, February 1st, The Escapist will be accepting submitted user-created webcomics and granting one lucky winner a grand prize of a webcomic contract with The Escapist.
If you're an artist, illustrator or talented writer and want to submit a webcomic to The Escapist's Webcomic Contest, click here [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/contests/register/webcomic10] on how to proceed.
The Webcomic Contest will be accepting entries until noon on February 28th. Good luck!
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I have no idea if it's been asked already but it's bugging me, What's the policy on art work that's already been uploaded to a site like DeviantArt, which isn't so much publishing as it is an online portfolio?
Will I be allowed to submit such artworks or will I be required to remove it all from that site beforehand? (considering it's all my work)
Or if I'll have to create an entirely new idea all together.
Does it violate copyright laws if i trace images i find on the internet? because thats kind of the basis of my idea
I guess I came off sounding pretty skeptic. I didn't mean it like that; I only meant that if someone has a grand idea for a comic / original IP, they should hold onto it for themselves rather than giving away ownership of it and their name.Trivun said:
I think it could be a good deal for those that want to get noticed, have good artistic (or just creative) talent, and don't have the funds to do it themselves.
Wondering if its Ok to use Gary's Mod to develop a comic. I'm planning on going the dramatic route, and since I can't draw to save my life, but love messing about on GM, wondering if that's ok for submissions or off-limits
If you have posted the work you are submitting ANYWHERE, you cannot enter it into this contest. While can appreciate what DeviantArt offers to people with an art portfolio, we want your NEW ideas, not stuff you have been working on. We want to show the world for the first time, right here on The Escapist and let everyone we know to come check it out.Archemetis said:Spinwhiz said:Webcomic Contest Now Live!
The Escapist presents its first ever Webcomic Contest!
Beginning today, February 1st, The Escapist will be accepting submitted user-created webcomics and granting one lucky winner a grand prize of a webcomic contract with The Escapist.
If you're an artist, illustrator or talented writer and want to submit a webcomic to The Escapist's Webcomic Contest, click here [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/contests/register/webcomic10] on how to proceed.
The Webcomic Contest will be accepting entries until noon on February 28th. Good luck!
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I have no idea if it's been asked already but it's bugging me, What's the policy on art work that's already been uploaded to a site like DeviantArt, which isn't so much publishing as it is an online portfolio?
Will I be allowed to submit such artworks or will I be required to remove it all from that site beforehand? (considering it's all my work)
Or if I'll have to create an entirely new idea all together.
The spirit of this event is for new art, which shows us what you are capable of putting together within a month but also shows us if you are able to draw up 2 comics per week and if we can rely on you.
We know there are a ton of great writers and artists out there but bring us the new and awesome from your arsenal. If others have already seen it published anywhere, it's not new enough.