How did you get on the website for the first time?

fanyart 2015-06-23 13:57:40 UTC #5

I found it through a webcomic hosting sites list somewhere. And started uploading my old comic because of a school assignment on most of them but Tapastic was the only site I found unable to leave after the assignment was over

Drawnicula 2015-06-23 14:03:58 UTC #6

I followed all my favourite inkblazers comics to tapastic. Which is basically how I found Inkblazers - Raven Wolf was there so I registered at Inkblazers to read it. I haven't seen ads from both sites anywhere.

Doubtcent 2015-06-23 17:04:17 UTC #7

Forces Google+ account > discovery of Gamercat > Gamercat's personal site > reluctant sign up for Tapastic > Read for a few months > bought drawing tablet > started series > the rest is history.

joannekwan 2015-06-23 17:09:43 UTC #8

My friend started posting her comic here and recommended it to me, a few months later I actually started using the site. I'm so glad I did too!

winglesscomic 2015-06-23 17:18:57 UTC #9

I kept seeing comics I read moving exclusively to Tapastic. I tickled the thought of trying my hand at uploading here. I didn't want to initially because I assumed it to be a waste of time, my comic would sit in the dump just like SmackJeeves where only a couple people read it. Turns out I was wrong and I am happy to be here and have met many wonderful people and new friends.

jessiepolfliet 2015-06-23 19:37:10 UTC #10

Heey me too. I love Gamercat :3

Raven_C 2015-06-23 19:39:43 UTC #11

I kept seeing it get linked by one of the artists I follow on tumblr. So i checked it out, didn't think much of it then. But then I suddenly got an idea for a comic and the rest was history.

GFalconDX 2015-06-23 19:58:52 UTC #12

Found out about Tapastic when I was on a forum dedicated to webcomics and I saw a post about Inkblazers closing and someone mentioned Tapastic there.

keii4ii 2015-06-23 20:05:21 UTC #13

Someone mentioned it on Naver (the Korean version of LINE) back when I was actively looking for professional platforms. Tapastic isn't what I was looking for at the time, but boy, am I glad I found this place!

SandraMJ 2015-06-23 20:08:38 UTC #14

Me three! Gamercat's awesome!

igneriss 2015-06-23 20:19:15 UTC #15

Highfive! Seems everyone from inkblazers moved here : D (and I'm one of them as well~)

TAMAnnoying 2015-06-23 23:36:19 UTC #16

uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh....

I... forget

no wait, I found it because one of the comics I read on DA updates more here! so... I joined :v yep...

pTerra9 2015-06-24 00:05:14 UTC #17

inkblazers shut down -_- so i went looking for new places

FromFinn 2015-06-24 00:09:09 UTC #18

I guess you can call it shear luck, baby.

scythe 2015-06-24 00:15:49 UTC #19

I had literally been posting to inkblazers for a couple of days when I heard the news.

thatphilippekid 2015-06-24 02:05:41 UTC #20

Some shuck was advertising Tapastic on a non-tapastic webcomic. Crude marketing, but that's how I got here.

atlas 2015-06-24 04:47:05 UTC #21

Moved here as soon as I heard "Inkblazers shutting down".

hades 2015-06-24 05:45:22 UTC #22

They had a table at Wondercon a few years back and they dropped me a link when I was browsing the artist alley.

scythe 2015-06-24 05:54:14 UTC #23

I've never been to this site.

Wait....

... where am I?

allenthomas 2015-06-25 03:35:54 UTC #24

I actually was going to post on Inkblazers as well. However, the week before I was ready to upload my comic, I found out it was shutting down. I saw another artist (whose name escapes me and I really owe them a thank you) said that they would be uploading exclusively on Tapastic. When I checked out Tapastic, I knew it'd be an alright place to upload. Especially, in comparison to some rather shady looking sites that I came across or having to put the whole comic on social media.