What are your new years art resolutions?

Chronitis 2018-01-01 18:55:03 UTC #1

What do you promise to do this year art related?

Dranif 2018-01-01 18:58:03 UTC #2

Just to simply draw more often.
Last year saw times where I only drew like 1 or 2 things per month.

Natmundoesstuff 2018-01-01 19:05:12 UTC #3

Up my commission prices and get better at lineless art.

djwaglmuffin 2018-01-01 19:05:32 UTC #4

FINISH. THIS. COMIC!!

That way I can say that I CAN finish something.

Finish. Comic. Must...finish.

dawgofdawgness 2018-01-01 19:08:25 UTC #5

I'm gonna start drawing THE OTHER EAR!

Shanny8 2018-01-01 19:09:21 UTC #6

Get 100% healthy
CREATE MY WEBSITE
Try to get more eyes on my comics
More promo than 2017

TheThoughtfulBoxful 2018-01-01 19:43:26 UTC #7

write a complete story for my webcomic
draw pages for my webcomic
LAUNCH. MY. WEBCOMIC.
Redesign my personal website
network the heck out of twitter
create more human characters (it's complicated)

i have many goals.

spadesart 2018-01-01 20:17:10 UTC #8

i want to improve my art to look less stiff and more fluid, stay more on model and focus more on my color theory

Raven_C 2018-01-01 21:31:37 UTC #9

-Launch my new webcomic!
-Read more books. I got a Kindle so that it's easier to have books on the go~
-Participate in conventions (I signed up for a convention that's coming up this month, so that's exciting i guess)
-be healthier

storytimebiondi 2018-01-01 21:34:05 UTC #10

A page a week.
Keeping it simple that way. So long as I can keep that pace, I don't have to worry about falling behind on release dates.
Keep up with script writing.
Simply, continue writing while producing pages.
Submit to more magazines and publications.
I managed to find success last year in an anthology (Cloudscape Comics), and would like to continue that trend this year!

I wish all of you the best of luck keeping up with your own resolutions!

Lennart 2018-01-01 21:58:16 UTC #11

Since that webtoon pledge program is completely out of my reach from base level now, i'm going to relax and just do my art right on my panels, take my time, not going to rush and do half assed panels anymore just to be sure to be on time each week with "x" panels / pages. and probably update twice a month instead of four, in all honesty.

Focusing on doing something nice rather than being productive.

fakey 2018-01-01 23:17:44 UTC #12

Well I doubt I'd be able to finish my comic by the end of the year but I'd be satisfied with finishing a little more than half of it by December. Hopefully I can find a good work schedule for consistent releases.

darkone4587 2018-01-01 23:59:06 UTC #13

Get more stuff written and get more videos produced.

Im_moron 2018-01-02 00:15:01 UTC #14

this comic summarizes my entire thought process on this subject

Shanny8 2018-01-02 01:04:51 UTC #15

Def gonna try to focus on color once I get some other stuff settled...

moertel 2018-01-02 08:39:14 UTC #16

One comic per week. It's not that hard actually (<-- first misconception of 2018) but I'm such a procrastinator, it's awful. At the end of 2018 I want to look back to at least 12 but ideally 52 episodes published. Also, I'm hoping to give and get feedback on the forums, so I'm planning to stop lurking and start actually contributing. That should help keeping me motivated.

I just started an analog (paper! it's paper!) sketchbook and try to keep it with me whenever possible so I finally get better at logging all my silly ideas when they come to mind. (So "Meh. No idea. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯" is no longer an excuse.)

bear1 2018-01-02 12:35:19 UTC #17

Well, I want to keep going with my comic of course
But I also plan to set up a website (at least get the layout figured out for a potential launch late 2018/early2019). I want to publish my first print in the summer, save money to travel to Vegas and/or see a Football game in Lambeau field (believe it or not, but it’s 50/50 vacation and comic research )
And I want to get more involved with the community, draw way more illustrations and hopefully can grow my readership as well.
So a lot is planned and I’m determined to archive it all...or at least most of it

KennDemon 2018-01-02 14:38:04 UTC #18

I want to improve the look of my art, and part of that involves moving from hand drawing to using Illustrator so that I can make minute adjustments. This will probably take much longer, but I'm hoping to be able to get a page of my comic out once a week (I'm releasing twice a week now, and it is eating up my buffer so quickly).

Not related to my comic, I want to get better at shading. I haven't yet managed to produce something that looks correct.

Hodge 2018-01-02 15:21:04 UTC #19

Well 2018 is sort of my year for trying to do art and webcomics on a professional level. There are opportunities in webcomics I just have to be good enough to take advantage of them haha. I'm at a comfortable spot in my life where I can spend a few hours everyday on art, so can't be lazy or else my dream will pass me by! I want to use this chance to be as ambitious as possible.

Also, I want to start live streaming now that I have a better computer.

BlackRoses_RedRavens 2018-01-02 19:40:13 UTC #20

Comic: finish as much as I can of PoTaH and get it ready to start publishing and so it has a large buffer (I'm going to need it). Maybe do some of BR RR as well although I probably won't start publishing for another two years for that one.
Books: draw concept art for all major characters, places and things in my two books.
Game: concept art and some graphics once I figure out what engine I'm using.
Art: PRACTICE ANATOMY.