Time to compliment on your comics

[uhokhjol]

Recently I realized, that artists constantly critique their artworks and tend to be harsh on themselves It helps to improve to certain point, but in most cases it is just discouraging - to constantly feel bad about your comic and not be able to see your good sides.
So, here I will compliment my comic, and you do the same - let's cheer for ourselves!

1. My ink technique improved, I found the way to combine brush work with pen.
2. I think that my style is unique, and it kinda gives the cozy feeling to the comic
3. I thoroughly draw every page and I am sure, that I put all my effort into it.
   Whew, that was hard! Now your turn!

This little world | Tapas

[Twinvizions]

1. Vibrant colours.
2. We think the characters and style are easy to recognize.
3. The comic is cute and hopefully humourous.
4. We learned a lot from working on the comic and have been slowly revamping our pages to ensure consistent quality.

Otaku-sama | Tapas

[uhokhjol]

the comic is indeed cute!

[jensrichard77]

I’m the author and writer of The Last BL Comic
And I will love for you to give my artist @Starlexic some nice compliments.

I’m no great artist myself and all I can do, you can see in my own cute comic called Blue Life

Here are some good vibe to your work.

Amazing art-painting-style I was so impressed especially with the colouring.
So refreshing to see a comic in this style.

Your settings and feeling about your main character and her world are so believable and I just want to hug her.

Your comedy with the grasshopper are well placed.
The story and writing fits the slow style of your scenery you have in you art.

Well done well done. Keep it up.

Here is my comics (In this case you can skip Blue Life if you wish)

The Last BL Comic | Tapas

Blue Life | Tapas

Edit: oh I miss understood, I’m suppose to give mysef compliments?
1 I had no idea rhat my writing would be so popular wit my BL comic. It was just a kind of joke and now it is turning into a real comic.
2 @Starlexic is a gift to me. We work so well together and there are only respect for everything we do.
3 getting the BL comic a remake was the best idea ever

1 Blue Life is a thing now. And people actually love it
2 I supprice myself wen I re-read some of the episodes. Did I really maked this? Where did I get that Idea from?

[Rodimus13]

OK as the writer....

1. I have made people care about characters, even minor ones.
2. The plot makes sense.
3. I got people to ship characters.

Hubby as artist says
1. He has improved a lot
2. He is getting better at backgrounds
3. He's been less scared to try new techniques

Hue Are You? | Tapas

[uhokhjol]

Ah, your compliments are so heartwarming! I am happy you liked it
I also checked out The Last BL Comic, and the idea behind it seems unordinary to me - how it starts from text, and only then the characters become drawings. I wish you and your artist to have a huge inspiration and to continue your work!

[jensrichard77]

Thank you. I just updated my post. I kind of misunderstood that I was supposed to compliment my self.

[uhokhjol]

that's okay, at least I got a lot of compliments

[jensrichard77]

the idea behind it seems unordinary to me

Well it was supposed to be the end of BL. Nothing left to see.
But then it growth

Did you see Blue Life?

[silacinnamon]

1. I'm really proud of the colour palettes I use.
2. People say they like my characters!
3. My page layouts are getting better than when I started
4. I think my writing is getting better too (and I'm excited to keep writing more and training!)
5. This one is most important for me than for my readers, but I got much better at balancing my time between my comic and life/work/study so I'm not so stressed

Narwhal's Song | Tapas

[irene_addler]

Hmmm
1. I can see that my art has certainly improved.
2. I'm such a dork, I think my comic is funny and consistantly make myself laugh lol
3. My readers seem to enjoy the story, and they're kind enough to gloss over it's faults (I gotta go back and fix typos at some point...)

Mercy: Freedom | Tapas

[Iris-Grimoire]

Let's see...

1. I really liked the world I created for it! The first iteration of the story was generic medieval fantasy to the max, now it feels like its own thing with inspirations far past just Europe.
2. I love the character designs! Everyone is as fun to draw as they are to look at when the frames are done.
3. I've learned a lot by making the comic and I'm getting way less afraid to try new things with it! Weird camera angles, perspective practice, both indoor and outdoor coloring...

Splitting Image | Tapas

[ivanskilling]

Oh interesting idea! I hope you don't mind that mine is a novel but I really want to join in.

1. I like the mixture of romance, action, and political back-stabbing that takes place in my novel. It's a nice mix and I love the sinister plotting behind it.
2. The addition of a mysterious soulmate system adds a fantasy element that has moral and societal implications, which was fun to brainstorm.
3. I think the conflict between love and duty to your country is what makes the romance so much more realistic and heart-wrenching!

Shackles | Tapas

[rmdooley]

Hoo boy, this is hard but I'll take a crack at it.

1. The dialogue flows
2. On point shading
3. Aggressive improvement in the line art

Legio Arcana | Tapas

[sekabead]

Complimenting myself? Hmmm....
1. My art changed drastically over time (towards better of course)
2. Characters look awesome
3. Humour employed is unique and better integrated with the flow
4. Figured out how to manage and save time better
5. I feel like more creative now than 3 years ago

That was hard!! I hope I'm not lying though

Just Usual Days

On the side note, your cover art looks really pretty!

[gempompadour]

I think my digital coloring has improved. When I started my comic I didn't think it would be that difficult to color a page ("It's like using Microsoft paint, right? Ha ha ha), but boy was I wrong! I just learned how to use layer masks and my comic is on its second chapter

I have mad respect for not only traditional artists but digital artists now as well. I used to look at digital pics and think "that can't be that hard. You can undo every mistake." because I didn't understand the craftsmanship that goes to creating those pieces. But, man, now I do. It takes real skill to color beautifully using computer tools.

[rajillustration]

What a neat idea!

1. I usually hide behind rendering and painting, it's sort of what I'm known for, but in this comic I restricted myself to lineart in order to improve my digital lineart--so I have to really make sure that my compositions work and that my expressions are really expressive, and I've learned a lot.
2. I got WAY faster now that I've done this comic for nearly 2 years, to the point where I have enough buffer that I'm hoping I can move up to 2 updates a week (crossing fingers that time will allow it)
3. I've never written a more lighthearted comic before--usually my comics are very dark and someone will absolutely die in the first chapter, but in this one I had to resist the urge to do a murder and I actually use humor now and it works. I surprised myself by branching out of my comfort zone with this one.

Alchemist Burn Outs | Tapas

[OttoGruenwald]

Let's see if I can do this without tooting my own horn too loud. I like how my comic has a pretty unique niche all its own. I like how weird it is. I like how we're almost halfway done with the second issue (of seven total). And I like how I'm blessed to work with a talented artist that's willing to draw the weirdest things that come out of my mind.

The Power of Stardust | Tapas

[kaiyaweird]

I love this idea! Thank for making this thread.

1. I think I have a cute style.
2. This comic has let me express myself without stressing too hard about "good" art and I think my abilities have improved because of it.
3. I used to not be able to do "chibi" style well and I think that has vastly improved.

Little Scenes from Nowhere | Tapas

[TenguHarley]

I'm an artist and writer of my story, so time to uplift myself with some good say for both

Art
1. I definitely improved the usage of clip studio paint since I was new with it when I first started.
2. Getting better with backgrounds and improving on perspective
3. Panel Flow
4. Though it is in black and white, having a fun time with it since there's various brushes I can use for atmosphere and effects.

Writing
1. Been getting some feedback that people are interested of my story and what's to come of it
2. My main character is loved and must be protected rip and other characters as well hh
3. Gaining more confident with my writing
4. Honestly having a great learning experience with how I work with my lore

Revenants and the Child of Autumn | Tapas