Double Page Spreads?

[vonblinden22]

So, considering you were mainly designing your comic for print (ie: drawing to fit on standard Eastern or Western page sizes), and you designed a page that was meant to be a double page spread in the print form, how exactly would you go about handling that in the transition over to a digital medium, like Tapastic?

[J.Lovelace]

I'd have to shrink the page to fit in the Tapastic's size limit. Sometimes it works when the spread is big enough to be recognizable after the shrinking, but if not, the only thing I could suggest is to add a link, where people can see the full version of that page. You'd have to post the full view somewhere else in that case.

[quakeulf]

I just used the source image that was from before I split it up to cover two pages.

[sarrowsmith10]

For my two page spreads, I just had to shrink the image to fit tapastic. It wouldnt have made any sense to split the image.

shrug good luck!

[dylankeefer1]

This video explains a good way to handle this situation.

[Simon_M]

I just break the double page in single pages and hope people do the work of opening them in different windows and putting them side by side. Or just do nothing, and memorize the picture. I'm lazy.

Tapastic should really allow the double page spread. This constant scroll madness is not good for reading long form comics. But whatever.

[vonblinden22]

Thanks for all of your input, so far everyone.