/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>2002453
> We hoped that extensive research and experience living and working in Japan would be enough to make a portrayal that wasn’t hurtful.
>We can see now this was incorrect and not possible, and we don’t wish to create a comic that will hurt people, so it seems the solution is to simply stop.
>We sincerely apologise to anyone who was upset by it.
They're lying, this is just as an excuse to cancel the comic without just saying "It was beyond our scope of capabilities/ there's no market for it.)


As far as Tumblr goes, you just need to realize it's like youtube comments. Some of it's okay, some of it is valid critique, and the vast majority is the childish malcontents trying to validate their worthless fucking lives.

I'm so sick and tired of hearing about webcomic artists like Aaron Diaz and Jeph Jaques lose their shit because they listen and feed into the fucking Tumblr crowd. Jaques will probably never learned, but Diaz finally realized what the problem was, stopped interacting with them as much after he got burned, and now only seems to appease them for their Patreon money.