How old are you?

[Iron]

You made my day xD thank you for this <3

[L4213]

im 19! been drawing comics since i was 12! been drawing as a serious thing (like, trying to make it a living) 4 years ago~ started working freelance just a few years ago~

[danitasibert]

I am 22, and i have been doing comics since around second grade, they were mostly Spyro the dragon comics and other characters i love watching on my favorite cartoons, plus videos games!
i still have them to this day and love looking over them to this very day. i had did them for about 3-5 years then i had stopped for a long time then i have started doing them again, this is the first time i have ever made a comic for others to read and see other then just me and my sister XD

check out my comic here: http://tapastic.com/danitasibert/series

[serenitysquirrel]

Pffft. I'm 32 and all the young pups are making me 0.0 CRY

[ratique]

28 here last time I checked. I love the large range we have here - do you think we got someone in their 40s too? or 50s? That would be awesome!

[Oreoma]

81....in dog years
according to this dog-human conversion thingy
been reading comics since I was 10 (human years)

[torakun14]

21 and been doing comics for 3 years(?)

[Raven_C]

Someone mentioned they were 51. I think it's cool to have a variety of ages here. Some users here who I encounter in the forums are at ages I didn't even expect. Haha.

[eagle1]

Yeah! Old Bird here. 51, and been doing this way longer than I care to admit.

Eagle
(And Tired Bird too!)

[VermillionWorks]

28.
....and the rest of this text is just because this forum demands at least 20 characters. XP

[TAMAnnoying]

@VermillionWorks You know I find the "at least" character limits very strange...

Anyways I'm 24 been doing comics since... high school so whatever that math is... thats how long... my brain isn't awake enough to do that math...

[hedgehogtier]

I'm turning 24 by the end of the year. I tried doing comics when I was in middle/high school (so like 13-16) but sort of dropped it until this year. Been drawing my whole life tho lol

[ragraphx]

I'm 33...

I drew a lot growing up and in high school. Did more painting and graphic design in college. Went to San Diego Comic Con in 2010, inspired me to start sketching again. Started throwing comic ideas around in 2012. Decided I wanted to draw my own comic just last year.

Would have loved to have Tapastic and Kickstarter when I was 20.. You darn kids don't know how good you have it.

[lindsayjeanmacaya]

I'm 25. And I've been making comics since I was 10. Only a year ago I decided to share with the world, hoping to gain a different reaction and also in hopes it'll help motivate me to create more content like I use to back in the day.

[colinwmd]

I recently hit the big 4-0! And I only started drawing comics a couple of years ago... but have improved a lot from my initial effort (artwise at least)

[ToxicRamen]

I'm 30 years old. I've been drawing comics since I was in middle school but been trying to get my comics out in public since my mid-20s.

[Latte]

I would make comics all the time when I was 9-12 years old, though I stopped before I turned 13. I'm 17 now, and just got back into making comics a month or two ago.

[zoonland]

I'm 29 and I've been drawing since I was 3 or 4 years old. I drew my first short stories when I was 8... I remember they were about the adventures of a couple of Fennec, named Fen and Nec

[hunterblackwriter]

Ye gods. Why ask me such things?

I'm 44, and I've been working at being in comics for about 25 years. I've actually been in comics for about 15 years, when I got my first published work. I've been doing webcomics for four years; we launched Hunter Black in July, 2011.

(Jack Kirby started work on the Fantastic Four, co-creating the modern Marvel Universe, at 44. I have to keep reminding myself of that.)

[insomniascrawl]

I'm 21, I've been making little comics since high school just to amuse myself (and procrastinate doing my homework) But last month was when I picked up making comics again after a lull and started posting them on Tapastic.