Artist tag! Answer some fun questions about your comic!

[shinepaw]

When did you start drawing?
I've been drawing since I was little, but I only started to actually learn to draw after finihshing high school

Which hand do you use for drawing?
Right hand!

Which is easier to draw- male of female?
It depends what someone is used to, for me it's girls because I draw them more, and I love curvy forms

What is your comic about?

DomestiCats is about our 2 cats, Shiva and Bast, as I'm trying to understand what they might be thinking when they do different things

Anima Magica is a sort of magical girl story, set in a university. I don't want to tell much because I haven't even fimnished the first chapter, but I hope you guys will like it!

What are your future plans for your comic?
Well, I'd love to turn them into a book one day! And I love to tell my stories, I'm so glad to see people are interested in them! ^_^

[WakaXO]

When did you start drawing?
When I was a wee lass.

Which hand do you use for drawing?
Right

Which is easier to draw - male or female?
I find dudes easier, but tend to draw ladies more.

What is your comic about?
Neon Rabbit; Dakota Holt, a typical Canadian girl, develops super powers after a serious head wound following a mysterious explosion in Calgary city centre. Follow her story as she inevitably decides to use her powers for good (which is considerably less lucrative then the alternatives) and fights crime in Canada (100% of Canadian crime is sassy moose and moose fisticuffs).

What are your future plans for your comic?
I am going to slowly kill off all my characters one by one Game of Thrones style. Just kidding! I have 10 chapters planned out and if it ever gets a good enough fanbase I would love to print and sell it! <3

[ahkwardkat]

When did you start drawing?

My second semester of college when I was 18 (I'm 25 now). I was originally studying Radiology and got sick while studying. Due to reasons, I had to withdraw and could not enter the medical field again (I'd rather not discuss it). All of my career options had been taken away from me (all were animal or medical related). So I took some general eds, and one was an art class! That was when I started to draw and actually improve. all other times it was just goofing off in english class in the margins, but I never really WANTED to draw and be good at it.

Which hand do you use for drawing?

I'm right-handed when I draw.

Which is easier to draw - male or female?

Both are equal to me. I don't really draw one more than the other.

What is your comic about?

Naor: Murder of an Island

It's about a Murder mystery set in a fantasy world. It focuses on a small bird (kiwi-ish) that has to find out who the killer is. Along the way he breaks some rules and ends up pissing off a god or two and now has to avoid being killed himself. XD

What are your future plans for your comic?

I'm being printed through a local comic company, so I got that done, but my big goal is to get with a bigger company. That's long term, but short term goals are finishing 4 books a year (each book is 32 pages).

[shazzbaa]

Sure, I'll bite! : D

When did you start drawing?

I was given crayons when I was 18 months old and drew on paper! My mom was perhaps more impressed than was warranted and encouraged this for the rest of my life. From those early days she saved such masterpieces as "bunny is playing piano and mom bunny is angry" and "cats hanging up their laundry (complete with holes for their tails)"

Which hand do you use for drawing?

I'm right-handed somehow! I've betrayed my mostly-lefty family!

Which is easier to draw - male or female?

I remember swapping back and forth constantly when I was a teen -- as soon as I felt I had the hang of one end of the spectrum, the other would start giving me trouble!!

I do tend to have a larger percentage of feminine male characters, but I feel more comfortable with any gender now. :>

What is your comic about?

Runewriters is about a shy deaf girl trying to help her friend with some #shapechangerproblems and accidentally getting dragged along on a magical quest! May contain sign language, lovecraftian aberrations, a very cranky necromancer, and some very weird friendships. :>

What are your future plans for your comic?

Right now I'm gonna stick with what I've got going on -- drawing it and collecting the chapters as books! It's planned to be about 15 chapters long, and I'm on Chapter 4 right now, so I'll have a little while before I have to worry about what's next! xD

[eslameldeeb]

When did you start drawing?
since the dawn of time

Which hand do you use for drawing?
right

Which is easier to draw - male or female?
both i guess

What is you comic about?
well, Enkido is a silent comic, so obviously there is not much to say.. it's just about Enkido's quest for Home

What are your future plans for your comic?

although it's too early, but i wish to get it printed

[SirGutsalot]

When did you start drawing?

Sorta for life, as early as I can remember really...

Which hand do you use for drawing?

Right!

Which is easier to draw - male or female?

Being a guy, drawing the male figure has always come more natural but I'm slowly getting better at drawing the female figure.

What is your comic about?

Galaxy Guts: https://tapastic.com/series/Galaxy-Guts
It's about three morally-inept aliens who have the universe as a pet. You also get to meet different planets, comets and galaxies and get an insight into their day-to-day lives.

What are your future plans for your comic?
Hopefully I can keep this up for the rest of the time I'm doing my university degree which is a couple of years. But I keep coming up with more and more ideas so yeah...
If I do somehow get bored of this comic though, I just started another one called Fo-Funsies: https://tapastic.com/series/Fo-Funsies so hopefully I'll still be doing that as well.

[nessiefynn]

When did you start drawing?

As long as I can remember, I started getting more serious about it when I was 15-16 though.

Which hand do you use for drawing?

Right handed~.

Which is easier to draw - male or female?

Eh, I can do both. It depends on the day, sometimes all I can draw are dudes, sometimes I'm better with drawing ladies. I'm incapable of drawing both big buff men and busty women, though. >.<

What is you comic about?

Household Slime Mold is about a girl named Mildew, an amateur witch who gets dragged into magical adventures after becoming an angel's apprentice. Also: there's monster people.

What are your future plans for your comic?

I'm just gonna keep on drawing, writing, and hope I improve! I'm having a lot of fun making Household Slime Mold, and I want to finish it. I'm planning for it to be maybe around 10 chapters, and I hope I can do them in a timely manner! ;v;

[BlackMantaStudios]

When did I start drawing?

My friend got me to take drawing seriously after I first posted my comic on Tap.

Which hand do I use?

Right

Which is easier to draw? Male or Female?

Just about the same, really. But I don't really like drawing males anymore unless needed. Girls, I find, are more fun to draw. ;D

What is my comic about?

After Hours started as a little pet project I did to test out Taps' waters, but now it's turned one year old here! It's about snarky, energetic high schooler Kurumi and her interactions with her friends and family. It's . . . better than it sounds, I guess?

Discount Magical Agency is about Yuzuki, a shy, timid, and impoverished magical girl, who gets roped into the affairs of notorious con man Jin. Sparkles, magical transformations, and anti-capitalistic sentiments ensue.

Future Plans for my Comic?

My current goal for After Hours is make it to 200 subs (Still 27 people short of the mark) and then I'll think about it. I'll just keep improving in the meantime.

[Tamanegi]

When did you start drawing?
I started writing and illustrating my own picture books when I was 4 years old.
Which hand do you use for drawing?
Right.
Which is easier to draw - male or female?
Female is easier for me... Maybe because I kind of struggle at drawing male hairstyles :/
What is your comic about?
My comic is called Onions. It's a slice of life comic about a young girl who dreams big.
What are your future plans for your comic?
I'm not sure, I'm new to this site so I'll just see how things go with my comic xD

[TheVoidchildProject]

When did you start drawing?

February 2015! Without any training or experience. Half the reason why my webcomic "Voidchild" exists is becuse I'm trying to learn how to draw so that I can draw my webcomic. It's the snake artist eating his own tail.

Which hand do you use for drawing?

Right-right

Which is easier to draw - male or female?

They're both so horribly hard! Seriously though, I've not drawn a lot yet but I'm starting to get more of a handle on the female than the male anatomy I think.

What is your comic about?

Voidchild is meant to be an invested but easy-to-get-into comic about a young woman linked to a powerful and disastrous entity. The world is part fictional and takes place, mostly, in my fully fictional city of VIctoria (England) where there's plenty of magic, monsters, villains and intrigue. I'm trying to build a city/world with as much character as I'm trying to make my actual characters have.

What are your future plans for your comic?
I'm just gonna keep pumping out pages and not worry too much about that. I'm still learning to draw decently so that's my main focus, representing my own work in a good way. ^_^

[aswling]

Aww these are so cute! (-:

When did you start drawing?
Since forever tbh

Which hand do you use for drawing?
Right

Which is easier to draw - male or female?
I think when I was younger I struggled A LOT with drawing guys, but now I feel pretty comfortable with all genders. I still enjoy designing woman-identifying characters a biiiiiit more though, haha.

What is your comic about?
Living Cliché is about a high school girl who doesn't want to be the main character. The comic centers around her attempts to avoid cliche story arcs while ultimately deciding if she wants to spend the rest of her life running away.

What are your future plans for your comic?
Continue uploading and see where it goes! I'm introducing all of the characters and slowly revealing the protag's backstory. Since I'm still a student it'll be interesting to see what's in store, but I'm not quite sure if I could ever see it printed since LC's a pretty web-centric comic (e.g animation sequences, vertical orientation).

[aspiderjonny]

When did you start drawing?
I've been drawing since 3rd grade when I would give out comics to my classmates.

Which hand do you use for drawing?
Righty!

Which is easier to draw - male or female?
I'm at the point were I feel I can draw both equally good. But I do feel slightly more comfortable drawing men. With men I just draw. Women I have to stop for a sec to pay attention to the anatomy. I'm sure if I was born female it be reversed.

What is you comic about?
I have two superhero comics:

The J-Man Web Series is about Jonny Regionson Jr., the son of a NYC police captain who merges with an alien creature after an accident at Empire Labs. It gives him amazing powers which he uses to search for the mysterious Big-Man of Crime, but is also messing with his mind, which might not be completely his anymore.

The Valve Web Series is about Seattle resident Val Mobela who stumbles upon an ancient tomb with her friend in the forest. In it she finds the "Valve of Order & Chaos", and releases both a great evil and a great light, which gives her the power to fight the Shadow Warriors invading the city.

What are your future plans for your comic?
To continue it. I really want to have a Vol.1 once J-Man reaches 5 issues, with bonus features and such.

[BlackRoses_RedRavens]

When did you start drawing?
I started drawing seriously in grade 5 I think.

Which hand do you use for drawing?
I normally use my right hand when drawing but I'm almost just as good with my left. I haven't yet tried using my feet though...

Which is easier to draw - males or females?
It depends on the style, pose and characteristics of the person and if I have a reference.

What is your comic about?
"Prince of Thieves and Hearts" is about a to be princess forced into an arranged marriage and a peasant boy/thief who becomes her friend and helps her out of the marriage.
"Subject SB-24" is about a group of test subjects in a lab who got super-human powers from the tests that had been done on them trying to break free and regain their memory.
"Black Roses and Red Ravens" Is about two people (?) living inside someone's head (like the emotion's from inside out) and their struggles with their own and also Kai's (the person whom they live inside of) life.

What are your future plans for your comic?
For Subject SB-24 I just want to continue it. There is so much I want to reveal but im not even finished the first chapter
As for the two my plan is to actually start them XD

[Divine-Angel]

When did you start drawing?
When I was in kindergarten, I was already interested in Anime and drawing, but I started really focusing on drawing when I was 12, then stopped for a while during high school and picked it up again about three or four years ago.

Which hand do you use for drawing?

I'm right-handed.

Which is easier to draw - male or female?

MALE. lol I've always been very dazzled by male characters and not so much female. So, I've mainly focused on perfecting the male form. (percentage wise... 80% Male Drawings to 20% Female)

What is your comic about?

Between Kisses found on Webtoon, is about a Girl named Akina, who is having problems keeping her boyfriends and when she enters high school is faced with her recent Ex, (who left her for her sister), There she meets Haruo who is strangely familiar and who is very attached and attentive to her, will she ever find the reason why? will she end up dating this guy? who knows. lol..

What are your future plans for your comic?

To have people get familiar with my style and to finish Between kisses! I also want to start a NSFW comic but I'm not too sure where I can post that.. lol.

[dawgofdawgness]

Wow how have i not seen this before

when did you start drawing?
mmmm since I was about 5? But that hardly counts because the things I drew were just blobs with sticks for hands/feet

Which hand
BOTH! I'm just kidding. I'm right-handed.

which is easier to draw - male or female?
Males definitely, since they don't have boobs or (a lot of) curves. However I like drawing females way more, I like to have fun with drawing the curves

What is your comic about?
Leftovers is about a girl who practically bases her life around her goal of becoming a famous jazz musician. When she's placed in a jazz combo filled with inexperienced players, she's forced to figure out how she can make it big, in a entirely different way than she had planned for.

What are you future plans for your comic?
I want to be able to completely flesh out my characters and write interesting arcs for each of them. The point of my comic is to (well obviously entertain others and myself) teach people (and remind myself...) that people change. And goals do too.

[TimCaloweh]

When did you start drawing?
Around seven.

Which hand?
At the moment, right middle finger.

Which is easier to draw- Male or Female?
I only tried to draw a woman digitally a few weeks ago but my computer crashed and i can't review it now. Stupid chromebook. Male, i guess.

What is your comic about?

The Rainy Days | Tapas

What are your future plans for your comic?
I want to make it into an animated series.

[ashersz]

When did you start drawing?

Probably elementary school. I would draw the sailor scouts

Which hand do you use for drawing?

right handed

Which is easier to draw - male or female?

Women. All day. I grew up drawing women so drawing men scare me. I'll have to suck that up with this next update.

What is your comic about?

Beyond The Sky is a story of Ashari who has led most of her life caring for her ailing mother. Her mother passed away recently and now she is learning how to be an adult and how to finally live her life for her. She takes virtues and wisdom learned from her mom along with the help of her crazy and loyal friends to help reach her dreams and go beyond the sky.

[YangKoete]

When did you start drawing?

I got really serious in High School, especially in Junior year. My notebooks were STUFFED with doodles!

Which hand do you use for drawing?

I'm right-handed, but I can work with my left for some things.

Which is easier to draw - male or female?

Depends. Females are pretty easy, but I can draw men so long as I'm not making UBER MUSCLE MAN.

What is you comic about?

Well I have two, soon to be more! One's a Slice of Life comic, while my other one is my drawing dump to show my progress on here!

Kitsune Corner | Tapas

The Fox's Art Studies | Tapas

What are your future plans for your comic?

I plan to have a LOT more panels, I plan on making stuff for December for a special thing each year, AND I plan on making three more series! One will be updated randomly, One will be uploaded once a month while the other one will be another weekly one. I do plan on turning The Fox's Art Studies into something else soon for requests and comissions though, and the occasional quickie doodle.

[KoreanTacos]

When did you start drawing?

I started drawing a lot when I was in 4th grade, my friend David introduced me to Calvin & Hobbes and we would draw "new" Calvin & Hobbes strips to help the creator.

Which hand do you use for drawing?

My right hand.

Which is easier to draw - male or female?

I prefer drawing females, I like making cute girls! Most of my male characters don't even show their eyes because I just can't get into drawing men

What is your comic about?

Nothing... It's just a slice of life that is exactly as it is... A Slice of Life! My other ones a magical school girl about questioning if the world is even worth saving.

What are your future plans for your comic?

Joddas vapd: Continue to make people smile
Ivolice: To help younger people to feel they can be strong despite limitations.

[feardeer]

When did you start drawing?
As soon as I could hold a pencil in my hand, I imagine. My first attempt at narrative drawing came in the form of comic-esque stories drawn in huge spiral notebooks in elementary school. I didn't actually get serious about drawing until college though, which is regretful.

Which hand do you use for drawing?
Left. I use my left hand for drawing and writing, and my right is better at most everything else.

Which is easier to draw - male or female?
About equal actually.

What is your comic about?
Trains, lovable losers, blood, and epic showdowns. The actual description on the comic page is better haha.

Underworld Engine | Tapas

What are your future plans for your comic?
Finish it, get rich, retire. LOL. Kidding. I'm just eager to get to all the good juicy parts of the plot, and to introduce my favorite character(s).