Using tapastic as your sketchbook and tutorials?

[foervraengd]

Ok so I've actually seen a few people use tapastic as their platform for uploading their tutorials and sketchbooks. I find it a bit odd for sketches since there's more convenient websites for that. But tutorials as most people create them really do work well with tapastic's layout and structure.
But is this like ok to do? If the tutorial is made in a comic-format (such as it's a comic that also is a tutorial) would that be ok to upload on tapastic? I hope this isn't too silly question, I just haven't seen it mentioned before.

[joannekwan]

I think it's totally fine as long as they are in their own separate series and not interrupting the flow of an actual comic. Bonus sketches at the end of an episode is acceptable too from what I've seen.

[foervraengd]

ah alright. I've seen ppl have it as a separate "comic" so it's not like tutorials and sketches mixed within a comic.

[Kayke]

I personally find people uploading sketchbooks on Tapastic to be annoying. This website is for comics, WIPs and sketches are better suited for Tumblr in my opinion.

Tutorials are more acceptable since they're usually in a long scrolling format which works with the site design and are the combination of words and images give a comic like feel. But I still probably wouldn't follow that kind of thing on here...

[Doubtcent]

I'm sort of guilty of just posting illustrations... but I've changed it to showing the process of how I do them, from the simple sketch, to the inking, then the coloring. It in itself could still be considered a comic since there is a change taking place, also a tutorial at the same time.