#owl 🦉

[claypotsstuff]

owl sketch study i did!!!

[doublydaring]

Torksmith baseball au

You’re welcome

Peter is an idiosyncratic pitcher with an odd and singular windup a la Craig Kimbrel and he looooves to shake off signs. And why shouldn't he when Mike is his catcher? The bitch. Anyway. He does have a tendency to throw wild pitches, which does not a happy catcher make. Mike also is a NOT a slugger and he has maybe a little bit too much plate discipline but he loves a line driver, a ground ball, especially in high pressure situations, king of the RBI. They hate eachother but not as much as they both hate pitch com so Mike is still signing and Peter is still shaking them off.

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𝚋𝚢 𝙻𝚒𝚖 𝙼𝚎𝚒 𝚈𝚎𝚎 🦉

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[beyourselfchulanmaria]

Raku Inoue -Japon vit au Canada-

Raku Inoue utilise des feuilles, des fleurs, des graines, pour créer les composants délicats des coléoptères, des papillons et d’autres insectes ou animaux.

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[myrandomautistichouse]

[sepiamestus]

So stuff you need to do to write a story-focused webcomic:

1. Before you draw the first page you need to organize your ideas. Make a document with descriptions of your characters' personality, relationships, background, etc., if you have a fictional setting make a section dedicated to how the world operates and what makes it different from ours.

2. Write a timeline before a script. You want to at least have a general idea of where the story's headed and you want that idea to be easily accessible for when you actually write the scenes. They don't need to be detailed, this is just going to be your guide moving forward. But if you have a really good idea that you don't want to forget then by all means write it down.

3. Have a script ready before you start each chapter, usually I make the sketches for each chapter in bulk and then add lineart/color/speech bubbles throughout each week so I tend to forget what each character was gonna say. Scripts are there to make sure that kind of thing doesn't end in disaster. You can also add things like change in colors and shot compositions as footnotes to draw them later. Basically the key is to write down every single idea you have for the scene because you're in this for the long run and memory tends to be pretty unreliable.

4. Possibly the most important thing: MAKE A SCHEDULE. The pace at which you put out pages or chapters depends entirely on you and the amount of time you have available, but whatever speed you start at you need to keep it consistent at the beginning so it becomes a part of your routine and becomes easier to follow later. I reccommend starting slowly (something like one page every week or every 2 weeks) and if you feel confident you can try picking up the pace.

Anyway I'm not a pro by any means and this is all stuff i learned through trial and error lol, so these aren't golden rules you absolutely must follow or anything but they're a good place to start. Have fun!!👍

houuuufh thats a lot of words. Thank you for the advice bestie 🫡

[cecy83]

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Hello my friend! This is my first time here, so if it’s not difficult, please support me in a way convenient for you. Thank you 🙈

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[doublydaring]

RON

have you ever read the Monkees fanfic based on Midnight Cowboy?

It has a happy ending don’t worry

Yes I have! Twice actually! I really enjoy it. I think that it does a really good job of balancing Peter's television persona with the real life events they incorporate.

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🦉

𝙰𝚔𝚒𝚛𝚊 𝚈𝚘𝚔𝚘𝚢𝚊𝚖𝚊 (1981) 🇯🇵

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