/jp/ - Otaku Culture

It wasn't a huge event and reception was lukewarm at best, but it was fun to work on it. I wonder if that sort of collaboration would still be possible.

My only regret was not getting enough pages to extend fully and try the rhythmic panels idea. And that I'm practically the only one that remembers this when it shows that /jp/ people can get together and do something decent.

Anyway, godspeed. The only advice I can give is that you should make something that you can look at and be satisfied with it. Be harsh with yourself, view it as you would any other piece of fan work. Does it stand on its own? Does it expand the character interpretation? Is there a story being told at all?

Writing is hard, and doing it to be subject to the interpretation of an artist is doubly so. Be clear with what you both want, but leave them space. Also, try reading other comic scripts because they have some tools that you might find useful communicating with an artist, should you be lucky to find one.

Once again, I wish you the best of luck in this endeavor. Make yourself proud.

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Never forget, a /jp/ group actually managed to get in Comiket

Just some lousy fanfiction. Hoping to improve.