What is the most important thing to you while making your comic?

[Thumber]

The most important thing is not lose faith (that you'll reach the end)

[Lensing]

Entertainment / fun is the only important thing for me when I´m making a comic
because I make it for myself.

Growth and getting better at drawing is really important for me but I focus on that
when I´m training. I dedicated today´s training to the greater trochanter which is a part
of the femur (upper leg bone). I don´t think about things like that when I´m creating a comic,
I try to only focus on writing and drawing then

[abigaillmartin]

A lot of things

Everything is consistent

The characters are consistent

Emotional scenes

The humor slaps

Never mush silly with serious

The dialogue isn’t clunky

[ScribbleJay]

For me, I have a story I’m working towards that is personally meaningful, and I’m excited to share it — but I also like the escapism of making a comic. When I’m drawing jungles and caves for my critters to run around in, it feels like I’m exploring the wilderness myself. It’s a lot of fun to just get lost and forget where I am for a little while.
Here were my favourite pages to draw!

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[Lensing]

This looks very professional and well done

[ScribbleJay]

Thanks! I spend a lot of time of each page.

[Leyelle]

Currently with my comic, it's making it funny, and improving my art through the process. I made the comic to help me get better at drawing, so pushing myself to improve is a big part of it.

[BoomerZ]

I'm telling a good, entertaining story and it looks good doing it. Nothing much else matters.

[abigaillmartin]

Relationships matter, caring about the characters matters, it is a good thing to escape with matters, good dialogue matters.

You as the writer enjoying it matters, making it with passion matters, historical research matters (in my case)

Everything matters.

[Nossumy]

Read a bit of your comic and wow... it's well made great work ^v^

This is the professional level you got there

If you'd like you can share it on the subreddit I made recently https://www.reddit.com/r/AnimalProtagonist/

For stories where animals are main characters of the story

[BellaTheCow]

For me it’s about having fun while creating my comic content and making people smile, laugh, and just enjoy themselves when they look at my art and jokes. So… yeah! I guess that’s just about it. Keep up the good work! @all ️

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[BellaTheCow]

And woah! 🤯 @ScribbleJay your art is crazy good. Just subbed to your comic. keep up the good work

[Ayumi]

1. For now it is to to don't do the same mistakes with my new comic which led me a huge burn out.

2. Make people to symphatize or hate my characters, and to forget their life and problems for a moment while reading my works. For me stories (no matter it is a book, movie or comic) are a safe place, and when I read/see a good story, I always feel that I want someone to feel the same for my story.

[2DLenzy]

I got 3 core things:

1) Telling an entertaining story, or at least the way I want to tell it.

2) Keeping it going despite flaws, rough patches, self-loathing and burnouts.

3) Learning to love the process over the product.

As far as achievements go, I just want to finish this story to the end and learn as much as I can for my next big project. It'll be a few years, but I know it's worth it.

[kyupol]

Make it as boring as possible. So if you have insomnia, come read my comics. They'll put you to sleep and hopefully you have sweet dreams

[thepenmonster]

What is the most important thing to you while making your comic?

Not sucking.

[Nossumy]

mkay that's an interesting idea!

[allisoncandraw]

I agree with your first note about enjoying it and having fun!

My comic has a deaf main character, so as a hearing person I'd say the #1 important thing for me is accuracy and respect. I've done a lot of research and I always welcome feedback from deaf readers to make sure everything's accurate!

[enderdragon]

• Making sure each strip is fun and enjoyable
• Making sure each strip pesents a relatively fresh and new concept/joke/approach/etc. compared to the previous strip
• Making sure each strip was worth waiting for and not boring, bland, or stale
• Making sure the colors and visuals are appealing
• Making sure the dialogue is fresh and fun and not robotic or lame.
• Making sure each strip embodies the different elements that the comic itself represents.
• Making sure I have fun during the whole process.

[allenT]

1. I need feel something to when drawing a page, best for myself to have a response like a chuckle, or sad vibe making my brows sink.

2. Never rush.

3. Have an overall calm mental state. (mostly)