Your biggest dreams or goals as a creator?

[jonsaintamant]

That's awesome, Cyndi! Getting kids excited about reading is a great goal and accomplishment.

Her daughter has bought each of the printed books at the local comic store, and even tells other kids in the store to try out our comic.

Very cool! Is your comic self published?

[SpavVy]

That's really awesome! glad to see you made that happen to inspire kids to read more and be artistic! I wish you luck in the future to have scholastic publish you!

[minzinger]

"Make money for making comics" is what our staff is hoping to achieve with creators.

1) We have Monetization programs. Premium is our most recent addition and we've been offering full-time contracts to top creators on Tapastic.

2) You are at the right place because Tapastic is where other companies in various find great talent. Want to get discovered by book publishers, game developers, etc.? We have success cases!

[minzinger]

Oh and if you are not interesting in $, that's fine, too. Our goal to build the best publishing and community platform in comics.

[PotooGryphon]

Very cool! Is your comic self published?

Yep, my husband and I self publish Oops. It's a little more work but totally worth it in the long run to be in charge of our own comic until we land the publishers we want.

[cyanste]

My biggest goal is to head to a big convention like Fanime ... and be recognized by someone. Money would be nice too, though!

[Dranif]

My biggest goals are to inspire others and fuel the imaginations of others, maybe even get a fandom going eventually if I'm lucky.
But realistically, I want to finish Legend of John the Parakeet, as the plot for that story has been haunting me ever since I originally wrote it as a short novel.

[Jelw]

I've always been the type of person who excels at ideas and refining those ideas-- but then fails when it comes to actually following through on them. So my biggest goal is actually to pull through and accomplish my ideas!
After that my biigest dream is so make a series that maybe one day my biggest comic idol would happen to read or acknowledge. Or to make the plot of my story interesting enough to get people to never forget it.

[SpavVy]

Funny because I always wanted my favorite manga idol to one day see my work and acknowledge it as well! Can't believe I forgot to add that. I also want to pull through with my ideas but I'm never satisfied with anything.

[KiaraNovaStar]

Maybe getting paid for drawing comics, and getting paid enough that I don't need a job and I can focus on comics! (which is still a job of course but a fun job) Of course in reality, not only is this impossible in the near future but also infeasible since I have to focus on my studies as well and can't actually work full time, even I was offered a job. xD

[Jelw]

I think it's a fairly common goal! I also feel like it's the reason most people tend to work in a genre similar to their idols- or tend to have their style influenced by them.
Peer recognition is just another aspect of recognition which most people strive for, anyhow.

[reichekun]

Haha so many. For my upcoming webcomic, I have dreams for it.

I don't care about money (though, you DO need money to live) I just want gain a readership. I would love to see people enjoying my works and telling me that my work gave them feelings and get relieve from stress. One day, I'll also travel different places in the world and meet different kinds of people because of my talent.

Weird but as for my webcomic, I would like to see an adaptation one day (be it a TV series, movie, etc.)

It may sound impossible but you need to keep on doing what you love, right?

[hierogriff]

I guess getting paid a liveable amount to do comics would be awesome

Insert graph of my happiness increasing with money paid to do comics

[gateofselidor]

At the moment it's to finish my current comic. It sounds simple enough, but so many creators, even popular ones making money off their webcomics, fail to do this. The internet is littered with dead webcomics, and I'd like for mine not to be one of them.

[elixiadragmire]

For me, to make a fun and engaging story that people are invested in! Any money made so far is going back into the comic to make it more of an experience such as merch, contests, maybe animations (really hope so!!!!) I just wanna make a fun story for folks.

[hades]

Right now my biggest goal is finishing and telling a good story in the process. ^^

[Strontium]

My biggest goal and dream is to have readers who are seriously invested in the comic. I wait all week for my favorite webcomics to update, and I speculate about what's going to happen, and sometimes draw art about it. I want my comic to hold that position for other people. And especially since my comic is going to pay off big time if you're following the myth arc intensely, I want people to have that elation like - I was right! aha!
A smaller goal but I would like to be able to go to a con... I got waitlisted at CAKE this year because 500+ people applied, LOL. I'm still going to attend, but it'd be nice to table next year.

I've always had so many stories and so many characters, but they're only real to me, because I never tell their stories wholly. Having a comic means other people get to hear these stories and they like them! That's incredible.

[FromFinn]

To have a story grow and sprout inspiration to fellow readers, as well as evolving myself into something even greater.

[Amymone]

I would just simply like to have a large body of work, regardless if there's a fan following for it or not.

[Kura]

World domination.

Ok naw, if anything I guess I would just want to make enough money to be able to get my mom out of debt and have her never worry about bills again.