Do you guys have hard time to make funny scenes or i'm alone in that too XD?

[heraclus]

I didn't planned to have comedy in my work but as i was thinking the plot some funny moments pop out of my head . And it's realy hard to draw them , easy to think hard to draw thing , anyway how hard is for you guys to think and draw comedy scenes that makes you smile or laugh trully?

[MST3KFan]

It depends on what you're trying to draw for in terms of comedy. (I'll use pages of my comic as examples here...)

Is it just telling a joke and giving it a punchline?

Or is it slapstick comedy?

If your comic is not really known for doing comedy, there are definitely ways to incorporate it in. Basically lighten up a scene..

Basically when doing comedy, picture out how something is in your mind on whether YOU think it's funny and chances are it might be funny to others as well. You just have to find a way through your own style of work how to incorporate it in.

[heraclus]

Well that was realy helpfull thank you!!!

[Mari]

Well, there's a fair amount of comedy in my comic, but quite a bit of it is like...Unfunny? I mean, I've had great feedback on the particular scenes, but on their own the jokes would not be funny, in fact I'm pretty sure they wouldn't even register as jokes. IMHO timing and expressions/body language are way more important than the actual joke.

Like this, there's virtually nothing funny in there, but it still made people laugh.

Though, with this type of comedy the audience will probably be more divided on if it's funny or not.

[heraclus]

I kinda like that , i think that is funny and weird at the same time , good job , i'll check you series if you give me the link

[Mari]

Oh sure! And thank you :3

https://tapastic.com/series/Not-So-Emo

[heraclus]

I realy like your art style and your plot is interesting you got +1 subscribers XD

[Evan]

I make a gag-a-day type strip called Penciled and often time, my humor requires only very simple drawings to convey the message, but I also find that a lot of my stuff looks better as a sketch with stick figures than when I draw it so there's that.

[LuuPetitek]

My comic is all about gags and comedy so I have to think about this very often xP I think the most important is to have an idea that could be understand by a large group of people. Hermetic jokes are fun too, but it will be less noticeable and more be like "I don't get it, it's stupid" xd'' Also about "I don't get it" it has to be clear in graphic way and at the end it should have a strong punch.
When I'm not sure if my jokes are good I usually share my ideas with my friends so they could tell me if it's funny and can be understood properly or not xD' Because sometimes, when we know the whole story, we can't see if it's also clear for those who don't know it yet

Here is an example from my VV comic:

[VermillionWorks]

Many people who know me IRL have said that I'm funny (when I become comfortable enough to joke XP), but lord, writing comedy is a whole other different ballgame. If I don't have something solid to work with, I fall flat pretty easily. XD I seem to be better at squeezing in humor at random using any given character's quirks n' such.

[kyupol]

Yes I do.

Cuz I'm normally not a funny guy but I do have funny moments...

[KoreanTacos]

humor is subjective, what you find funny will always be different from what another finds humorous. I think what's key for humor is interaction, whether it's characters, the environment, or the dialogue. Any idiot can tell a joke it's how you choose to execute that joke.

[joannekwan]

The best thing for me is not to force it to be funny.
The best moments come when characters are just interacting with each other and their personalities or motivations clash. The comedy naturally flows from them. The only comedic visuals I actively work with are exaggerating expressions.

[NickRowler]

I just write scenes and people tell me they are funny. I honestly don't find anything I write funny but people do enjoy it as comedy.

I guess I will suggest not to resort to forced jokes and memes. I think the stronger types of jokes are when people interact with each other or when someone reacts to something. And maybe a little absurdity.

[heraclus]

your style is interesting

[heraclus]

I see, nice work by the way.

[heraclus]

This advice is special thank you.