Anyone up for some 24 hour comics?
Anyone up for some 24 hour comics?
Hi everyone! I'm not dead yet!
This coming Saturday is 24 Hour Comics Day. Is anyone here planning to do one? As there are no events being held in Korea, I'll be doing one at home and posting updates to internet. It'd be great if there were other people doing the same.
Here's the 24 Hour Comics webpage, in case you don't know what I'm prattling on about:
http://www.24hourcomics.com/
This coming Saturday is 24 Hour Comics Day. Is anyone here planning to do one? As there are no events being held in Korea, I'll be doing one at home and posting updates to internet. It'd be great if there were other people doing the same.
Here's the 24 Hour Comics webpage, in case you don't know what I'm prattling on about:
http://www.24hourcomics.com/
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I'm planning to go at it alone too, I won't make 24 pages though (I think) my goal is more along the lines of rebuilding my diminished buffer.
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I've been meaning to take the time to do this one of these weekends!
Might as well give it a go
Might as well give it a go
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I'm in this one.
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I'm definitely in this year--the first year (since I had an injury a few years back) I've felt my hand and arm are physically up for the workout. I'm planning to go to the comic shop near work. If I did it at home, I don't know if I'd have the self-discipline to finish. The shop is a bit of a long haul from home, but some friends have promised to come cheer me on.
I know you're not supposed to go into the event with an idea already formed well in advance, but I can't help myself, I know exactly what I want to do. I haven't plotted it out or anything, so we'll see what creeps out of the back of my subconscious 'round the 20th hour.
I know you're not supposed to go into the event with an idea already formed well in advance, but I can't help myself, I know exactly what I want to do. I haven't plotted it out or anything, so we'll see what creeps out of the back of my subconscious 'round the 20th hour.
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Turns out the person I spoke with at the comic shop had wrong information--they'll only have five or six professional artists set up there, not (as I was imagining) tables for ordinary folks to draw while giving one another moral support. The general public is invited to come by at any time day or night and watch them work, cheer them on, bring them snacks, and buy stuff. A celebrity or two will be there signing things, etc. But, since it's at least a two-hour round trip for me just to get there, I dunno if I want to take that big a bite out of my day so I can look at other people making comics 
I haven't decided whether to 1) draw a 24-hour comic alone (ha! I know I'll see something shiny and wander off...) or 2) draw as many installments of my own comic as I can in 24 hours (interrupted by shiny things) and start a real buffer for the first time.
I've given myself until 10am my time to figure out what I'd like to do and get started
I haven't decided whether to 1) draw a 24-hour comic alone (ha! I know I'll see something shiny and wander off...) or 2) draw as many installments of my own comic as I can in 24 hours (interrupted by shiny things) and start a real buffer for the first time.
I've given myself until 10am my time to figure out what I'd like to do and get started
If you can get 100 panels of an online comic done, that counts as a successfully completed 24 hour comic. Come on! It'll be fun!spqrblues wrote:I haven't decided whether to 1) draw a 24-hour comic alone (ha! I know I'll see something shiny and wander off...)
I am now 12 hours and 45 minutes into the challenge. I've inked 16 pages; they need more work, since I haven't done any texturing or shading, but right now I'm just racing for the prize. My right arm is beginning to hurt a little. Do not let this dissuade anyone of what I said above about this being fun; sometimes fun hurts a bit. It's the nature of fun.
Here's a picture of the first three pages of my story.
http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q211 ... 700262.jpg
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Really? Then I'm in!ataraxia wrote:If you can get 100 panels of an online comic done, that counts as a successfully completed 24 hour comic. Come on! It'll be fun!spqrblues wrote:I haven't decided whether to 1) draw a 24-hour comic alone (ha! I know I'll see something shiny and wander off...)
Whoo-hoo! Pom-pons! Cheering! Short cheerleader skirts! Way to go!My right arm is beginning to hurt a little. Do not let this dissuade anyone of what I said above about this being fun; sometimes fun hurts a bit. It's the nature of fun.
Here's a picture of the first three pages of my story.
http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q211 ... 700262.jpg
But be careful with your arm, take breaks and stretches. Don't lean your drawing arm (or the other one) or your elbows on a hard surface--or any surface--for prolonged periods while working. (I know whereof I speak, sucks to pinch a nerve.)
But otherwise: Whoo-hoo!
It's 4:00 in the morning. I have completed my comic, scanned the entire thing, and uploaded it to internet. It's called "One Monkey Short". Enjoy:
http://transplantcomics.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4103
http://transplantcomics.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4103
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Congrats!
I'm on hour 18
and did decide to draw a webcomic for 24 hours straight (less about 2 hours spent on a train). I fell asleep for about a half hour but feel pretty awake now and am back at work.
I suspect I'm only going to end up with about 70 panels. But that's 70 more than I started with yesterday afternoon.
I'm on hour 18
I suspect I'm only going to end up with about 70 panels. But that's 70 more than I started with yesterday afternoon.











