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Dec 2020

Two.

  • A comic which is now on hiatus but I am very slowly trying to to finish while juggling my personal life.

  • Another project which will not be posted to Tapas/Webtoons. It's targeted at educators who work with young children.

Future plans...

  • I want to get my comic to a point where I can take a break from it. I do intend to add more to a gag comic I started. I am currently brainstroming a new series but it may be months before I start posting that. I do have some ideas for some one shots, which might be what I work on before the new series. I also want to do more concepts for the game I want to make, I feel like I have been too busy to work on that.

Oh dear. I'm working on 5 projects. Average is 2.82. I think I need to slow down.

1) My graphic novel here.
2) a monster hunting book I'm gonna kickstart in january
3) a horror mini-anthology I'm gonna kickstart in february/march
4) CODENAME: ROBOT FARM
5) a gothic horror one-shot based on a novel

so many things.

Currently working on just drawing my first comic and for the second one I'm in the planning stage (yes I'm a plotter don't @ me)

Wow that's a lot of stuff :sweat_smile: I'm barely manage 2 projects at the same time lmao idk how you manage that much :joy:

Four comics currently but only three of them are on an active page making schedule and one of them I’m still writing.

1 of them is a sequel to a comic that is being sold as a trilogy and for that one I draw 2 pages a day Monday-Friday.

The other I haven’t released yet anywhere but I’ve been posting lots of page progress stuff for it. That comic I ink one page a day every single day of the week. I usually knock it out between the hours of 8-9 sometimes 10 if its complex and then use the rest of my workday for other comics.

The other is a series I release 20 pages at a time of and for that one I ink just 5 pages a week usually on the weekends or during any spare time.

I guess I also sometimes draw a bunch of strips and/or illustrations for the week to post on social media but that’s kinda just promotional stuff and not the stuff I would consider projects.

Just 2 for now...my webcomic and my print only series, The Clique. If my body gets better and I'm not so stressed out next year, I want to work on a Patreon only limited series. Right now I've been trying figure and decide if I want it to be black & white- which would be easier/quicker to do, or color- which would take longer, but I could really push the limits of what I want to do on the story.

Then there's trying to put together my website.

I'm also trying to figure out what I want to do with my Patreon as well. I want to sell certain exclusive prints & stickers as well as create a NSFW tier in which I can post some "more risque" stuff.

4!
I'm doing a spin-off story from 'The Love of a Werewolf'
Getting ahead in 'The Demon in the Sea.'
Finishing up 'The Love of a Werewolf'
Doing occasional work on 'The Ghost of Summerside Cemetery.'

And give me a couple more months and I'll start working on editing my Nano novel! :heart:

I am editing and posting one novel, while writing/editing/posting another one. And sort of writing down ideas for the third.

One comic and one illustrated novel.
For now I am only publishing the comic, so for the novel I can work at the speed I want.
I find it ok to work on both because the format and the stories are different enough, it gives a bit of variety and I don't grow bored as easily as when I was only drawing the comic.
More than 2 projects, I could not manage I think.

by a technicality about 5. there's these four who i'm either working on updates or trying to build a backlog/buffer via scripting sketching or thumbnailing




and then the fantasy series that I'm desperate to start but I'm also wholly aware of the fact that I'm nowhere near ready to start on it (still need a decent outline to work from and more character references because i know i'll forget certain details if i dont have em)

I fully regret trying to do so much but at the same time working on just one thing for ages would do nothing but piss off my brain

2.5-3? My main project has a few side plots that’ll be functionally one shots that I’m noodling at between main story pages. And there’s my sorely neglected rpg maker game that I bang my head against when I need a distraction :smile:

At the moment, we're juggling four series (2 comics, 1 characters guide. 1 art series). But we also have plans to produce 6 new series in the future.

Oof that sounds like a lot. Right now I’m making one series and just barely planning out ideas for a second one.

I'm working on 3


drawing one page a week and releasing one page a week


drawing in 10-page batches a month and releasing 2 pages a week


drawing one 16-19 page long chapter a month and releasing 2 pages a week

Hmm, I only have the one that I'm serious about to update regularly. Then I have several WIPs for stuff, lol. It's all stuff I work on every now and then, but I'm not pressuring myself into finishing them any time soon. It'll happen when it happens, yanno? :wink: (helps that I'm not posting them anywhere until they're finished. No one can be disappointed in me!)

One main project, at the moment, that I work on with my team. But that project is basically equal to a bunch of smaller, individual projects. Nine total (3 per person). Aside from that I have a solo project I'm working on (and publishing here). Also a webshow and two blogs. I keep busy.

My comic is my main project! I set a goal of pages to finish in a week and I usually reach it thankfully!

Otherwise...
My partner and I are doing a game that is kinda put on hold right now, because we're also doing a wiki of our shared universe and it's +100 characters :triumph: That's a lot to write!

Heh, averaging about 2.65 projects per person, it would seem.

Comic creators = gluttons for punishment. :smiley:

Main long-term webomic. A X'mas related project I wanted to make.
And few other small stuffs to be done with.