How much time do you spend to make an entire comic page?

[curlyfuandpeanuts]

I try to do the same in Curly Fu and Peanuts . I can usually get 4 (maybe 5) pages penciled in a day (I used A4 pages so it's not that much space) and then I can ink 2-3 pages in a day. Then I scan it all up but, because I'm a bit of a Luddite, the scanning part can take a while. My pencils are usually quite loose so the detail goes in at the inking stage. At the moment I'm not using colour because I want to concentrate on getting the art down although I do use them from time to time

[UndefinableCreature]

Making a page would take less than an hour.
Unless I lack a plan.
Then It'd take forever.

[monotone_ink]

For Shade, it takes around 2-4 hours. Because of the sketchiness of my manga (and general laziness), I tend to take a lot of shortcuts and don't really agonize over little details, since people won't look at them for long anyway. I only put in lots of detail for extremely important parts.
(For scenes with dialogue, barely any backgrounds. Backgrounds come when it's needed, like establishing the scene.)

For The Little Story of Jean though... around 30 mins - 1 hr. It's like that other series I work on when I want to cool down.
(I literally draw it straight on with pencil, scan it, then digitally water colour. It's so easy that I sometimes want to cry from happiness.)

[crabman21]

30 mins to an hour. It's a simple comic strip. But, if I'm doing an actual comic or graphic novel page, it could take all day(depending on detail) https://tapastic.com/episode/334330

[jessicasurline]

After reading the comments above....I wish it only took 8-12 hours for me to finish a page! You guys found a good pace to produce quickly! It takes me an average of 30-40 hours per page for Whetstone, depending on level of detail of course. I do everything but the text traditionally.

[isaacfriedman]

Tronald Dump is a 1-3 hour thing mostly because the pages are 8.5 x 5.5. I do very little digital editing to the scans.

The Bio War, on the other hand, I spend a good 4-8 hours on each page. Even though they're only a quarter od a piece of cardstock, I do my best to put as much detail as possible in the small space and then I use Photoshop to really make everything pop.

[SpavVy]

For me with Soul Ascendance it varies, but it's usually around 10 hours only IF I try to get it done in a day and go at it nonstop for the inking, toning, sound effects etc.
I ink traditionally with dip pens so I need to be super careful but everything else is digital so that part of the process is much faster.

I don't know how Mangakas in Japan finish chapters within a week or two, they must work themsevles like slaves!

I tend to take a lot of breaks while I draw so it tends to take me about 2 days because I don't want to burn myself out and make killer mistakes.
Hopefully I can finish inking this today.

[SamNoir]

for a pull painted page? About six hours.

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[jordanthelass]

Eight hours minimum.

This is usually what it takes m for a three panel strip, depending on how detailed it is. For two panels, it takes me about 5 - 6 hours depending on the same circumstances.

Though, the two panel page iI'm working on is really detailed, so it's taken me a bit longer than 8 hours so far.

[CaptainUfo]

Lately a page of Captain Ufo takes about a day and a half, nearing two days on the most complex ones. I never counted the hours, let's say from 12 to a maximum of 15. This is all for art and lettering, as I don't write my webcomic.

[Stinahhh]

I try and finish a full strip which is approx 15 pages long within a week, My comic is different from the pages of most comics I find on here though as mine is meant to be scrolled. So there is much more spacing between each panel. I haven't timed it but I'd say roughly it takes 15 hours. I'm not intricate about my art though I should work on it.

[eleoza]

Ehh.... 5-7 hours average.
And yet I manage to finish a new page almost every day ^.^ (the joy of having no life....)

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[demthorshie]

Pages for Cosmos Song generally take anywhere between 7 - 12 hours to make depending on what's going on in the story and how many panels are in any given page. It takes about 4 to 6 hours for line art and another 3 to 5 hours to color on average.

[Mharz]

I usually take around 5-8 hours to finish one page of The Angel with Black Wings depending on the details and how many characters are there in a page. It'll definitely take me longer if I did it in color.

[StevenDacasin]

Depends usually spend about 1-2 hours drawing panels and then the drawing varies. If I go at it nonstop it takes about 4-5 hours. adding speech bubbles takes about 1-2 hours depending on how many there is.

[efdvorsky]

I try to get a page done in at least 8 hours, but as of late, for some reason, it takes me a little longer than that. It depends the style, sometimes it takes me two work days if it's an ambitious page or I'm struggling with it.

And if I'm animating a panel, then it's more work so it really depends what's happening.

[KreativeConfusion]

Ehhhh for my comic I work on it for as long as I can in between work and other things so it takes me a while? Like I once sat down and it took me about a day and a half to sketch, line, and color the whole thing. Honestly, compared to me you're like super fast XD

[nochill]

I do my pages really, really fast. It takes me about 4-5 hours to do a long strip(about 3 pages of standard size e.g. A5 paper, etc.), so it would be about 1.5hrs per pages normally. I'm lazy and bad at drawing, so I just sketch and slap on some tones.
Link to my manga/comic if you wanna see my bad art lol: https://tapastic.com/episode/322120 <= PROLOGUE
It progresses as you go from the prologue page to the last page, but not by much. I really want to improve, but since I've only started digital drawing less than a month ago, I still gotta figure things out.
Feel free to leave your thoughts.

[niczchan]

8 hours approximately~ And what's worst when no one notices your effort...