“So why do you still have Sevens initials??”
my mcs from @infamous-if and how I imagine their wrist tattoos ~
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I love how today I asked my mum if she wanted to see Spider-Man into the spider verse with me and she went “Well, it’s not really my thing-“
Oh you mean animation isn’t your thing?? You’ve watched marvel, you’ve watched guardians of the galaxy, you appreciate the art of actual acting with super heroes as the main protagonist, but can’t appreciate the artistic talent that went into creating such a stylised, unique movie that - based off the trailers - did not need to go as hard with its animation as it does. You don’t appreciate what a talented team of people can make when they are genuinely passionate about their project??
Do you just assume because it’s animated it’s not good?? Do you assume it’s for little kiddies in rainbow propellor hats?? You where more then happy to join me and dad to watch GOTG 3 when I proposed the idea, is that cuz it’s not animation??
Or out of your children do you just not appreciate my interests as opposed to my siblings? Whose interests fall under the label of being “more mature”, so it’s easier to not put in the effort for my likes and interests because as the oldest child I have to be fine with you not showing interest, otherwise I’m the immature one
She followed up her comment minutes later with “Have you heard of the Horror Rocky Show? I think you’d really like it!-“
I just TOLD you what I like mum. Either show interest in the things I’m actively telling you I’m interested in as want to share with you or don’t brother at all
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Hi there :D!! Hope you're doing well. I wanted to ask you for advice. I'm working on a pos!discduo zombie AU story and it will be my proper first AU I've ever worked on, and I'm planning a lot for the plot, characters, dynamics, etc. My question is, what do you think it's better to make the AU on, as a fanfiction or a comic?? I love to read fanfics and comics about the dsmp so much and I'm indecisive about how to bring out to the world my AU, because I think both thngs have their pro's and con's, and since I've never write or make a comic before idk what to do. Anyways hope you have a good Thursday and I'm excited for a new part of No Man's Land!! (No pressure tho!!)
Aw :D
Well I have both written fics and drawn comics for years, so I’ll try to keep my answer somewhat simple.
I agree that both have pros and cons, and I wouldn’t say one is superior to the other, personally.
Off the bat, I think writing is much more beginner friendly. If you don’t have experience doing either, I’d probably lean that way first and see how it goes. Maybe you’ll find yourself being drawn more to comics later, but it’s probably safer to start there, than the end up in comic purgatory.
I’m sure it’s not the same for everyone, but in my experience, making a long-term comic is very draining, depending on how much detail you want to do. I don’t want to scare people away from it, but there’s been many times I’ve started something and gotten sick of it long before it would have reached any sort of ending. I’ve combatted that with No Mans Land by not stressing about upload speed, and also allowing my style to change in the process. (Which always drove me crazy before. But now if I want to suddenly change which brush I do all the line-art in, I will.) Through attempting several webcomics over time, I’ve learned a lot about my process and my weaknesses and how to get around them. It’s important to know yourself and know how you’d handle that sort of thing, which you can only do by trying. I would tell anyone interested in writing a comic to start with a short one-shot before trying to commit to something that may take years. (Which I learned the hard way lol)
But also. Consider doing both! I’d recommend writing a fic to start, but that doesn’t mean you couldn’t also throw in some shorter comics to add flavor; for extra scenes that don’t make it into the fic, or even just drawing out your favorite scenes. I’ve done it for my old fics a few times ^^
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