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werkadobro 2021-01-29 18:31:47 UTC #100

I had this idea from september last year

milejdyvan 2021-01-29 19:41:49 UTC #101

Came up with the characters since I was a little child, started on the story line in middle school, started writing just about 3 years ago, and have started posting it on Tapas 4 months ago

lloyd119187 2021-01-31 07:11:13 UTC #102

I've been working on mine for the past 3 years. Well, more like written, since I can't really draw. Here's the link to it:

Here's the link to its novel version, which is far ahead on the plot than the comic:

kitkatxk 2021-01-31 07:27:24 UTC #103

I have worked on Tie Him To Me The Series Book 1 and Book 3 for two years off and on. I am almost done book 1 and book 3 is about quarter done. Book 4 is about the same and book 5 is just started. Book 2 is rough drafted as its more of book five int he overarching of the full story line. I know it's weird but its just the way I wrote the timeline. These are the two out right now in the series.

I worked on Lines Crossed for one year before having to go on Hiatus and this will be on hiatus until Tie Him To Me is all done except for book 2 since they tie in and I don't want major spoilers for the series ending coming out way before hand.

I worked on You Plus Me Equals for six months before completing it. book 2 for this series will be starting Feb 15th XD

I worked on everything else I am doing sorta off and on in the past two years as breaks so I wouldn't become so overwhelmed with the projects above.
Sometimes it's important to take a break and clear your brains creative zone, you know.

jmhenry 2021-01-31 07:58:16 UTC #104

LOSTLAND has been a comic 9 years in the making so far. The first version went live on December 21st 2011(a year before the supposed Mayan Calendar stuff, because post-apoc comic ). Got up to 8 chapter before deciding that it needed a good, fresh restart, and that's where LOSTLAND comes in!
Experience has really help put the comic in a direction I feel more confident about now, so I'm glad I took the risk this time around

KGhast 2021-01-31 21:59:23 UTC #105

I like the tictactoe games you got on the bottom of your notes haha.

KillingTheUndead 2021-01-31 22:15:24 UTC #106

Killing the Undead was more inspired by watching early seasons of Supernatural the TV show when in high school. It's been over 10 years since the artist in our trio came up with the idea: What if instead of 2 angsty brothers driving around America in a cool car, it was 3 friends driving around N. America in a shitty van fighting monsters?
We finally launched the first content on Halloween of 2020!
Making the comic has been a nice way for the 3 of us stay creative and stay connected over zoom during the pandemic lockdowns.
We now have 1 full episode up, a few minisodes and we are posting new pages for Ep2 Ghost House every Sunday.
Killing the Undead

gabrielabittenocurt 2021-01-31 22:19:44 UTC #107

Hi, guys! I started writing this novel in November (I think). But I've been writing since I was 12 years old (almost 12 years). Please, comment and subscribe! I hope you all enjoy the story!

DreamyPastel 2021-01-31 22:40:49 UTC #108

As far as the characters and story go, I started around 2015 - 2016 (when I came up with some of my main characters Alex, Seth, and Joyce (in that order)). The story has definitely changed a whole lot since then! I started developing the story as a comic starting January 2018, in which I first released the comic in late August 2018. That version went on for a little over a year when I was forced to restart due to me switching websites and page dimensions being off (it would've stretched the page super awkwardly). The current version of my comic started August 2020 and is still going! Chapter 2 just started recently as well. I love working on this story so much, and I'm so excited to get to tell it all :')

tbh17q 2021-01-31 23:05:08 UTC #109

I've worked on my horror comic about Vampires, blood addiction, and betrayal, titled FEAR, for over 2 years now. At first, these stories were just nightmares that occurred several nights in a row. Then my friend who I call Scary Terry told me to draw what I see in these nightmares and we can make a comic book out of it. I have been doing that ever since and that was before I even knew about Tapas. The main reason why I drew the series was to channel my FEAR and that's one of the reasons behind the title.

MeltingCORE 2021-02-01 00:32:34 UTC #110

I've been writing "Red Shift" since 2017! I technically had the basic idea and concepts in 2016 but was stuck on chapter one for uh... like a year due to life stuff. I also took a year to really start improving my art which helped because I do the visuals as well.

simplykit 2021-02-01 01:06:27 UTC #111

started back on 2019

so at least 2 years more or less

Tromroan 2021-02-01 01:25:33 UTC #112

I had a really simple idea for a story years ago, but only in more recent times have I fully developed out the plotline and characters! Now I've got the whole story planned out. I drew a ton of pages without posting them so that I could have a nice backlog and not get too stressed, but I only started posting it online last fall!
In The Woods Somewhere

(I'm sorry I don't know how to make that link-box appear for my comic!)

vivaldings 2021-02-01 01:45:52 UTC #113

I think I wrote it in 3 months? 45k words in total with 20k written during nanowrimo (july 2018). It came surprisingly easy to me and to this day, it's still my favourite work.

mrtoontastic 2021-02-01 02:32:56 UTC #114

I personally have worked on both Jean-Luc & Joey, Mellisa & Julianna, and Sonia novels since 2014. About 7 years. It wasn't until Tapas integrated its NOVEL category in 2015 when I actually brought my works here. I spend more time writing than I do drawings, but Its been a wonderful experiences regardless. I work on three separate novels with occasional rotation after every 3 or 4 stories.

kinleypavone 2021-02-01 05:37:30 UTC #115

I've had the idea for my comic since middle school, but it wasn't until 2018 that I got super serious about it and started work on it!(I wanted to spend time learning good writing/story structure and working on improving my art skills too!) I just started posting it in August 2020

tmpal97 2021-02-01 07:52:27 UTC #116

hi guys i am new here i have created a comic that named legend of storm on webtoon and tapas any advice?

2_YuiAkane_2 2021-02-01 17:15:34 UTC #117

Enjoy!

tiredpigeon 2021-02-01 18:51:21 UTC #118

I've had the idea for the main characters for years now- I've just started writing it with the intent of posting it recently though. Only three episodes upload now, but I'm uploading one just about every day with the exception of weekeneds.

aarujarv 2021-02-02 19:21:07 UTC #119

Yes, unfortunately I tend to lose against myself