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The Creative Process brought to us by Keithan Jones
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The Creative Process:: UPGRADE to Menus based on feedback
In OCT we changed our look and most feedback was Excellent and positive. Than there was a comment that the site was confusing. Now its HARD not to defended yourself and be open to a persons point of VIEW but its VERY important. And Me and my TEAM listened. We have worked on Taging system
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A non partisan video but it is very true and reminds consumer have power something to remember
When making Comics. If people do not like it move one. Don’t waste a Decade trying to make the money back write it off and move one. Click here for the Video in Question
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The Creative Process:: Time Off due to Life and world events
A huge lesson to be learned in life is timing is very important. Many noticed not done any interview for a few weeks. We base our this decision on scheduling and time of year VS elections. Learning from the Retail sales calendar can show many of you something you might not now. There are peaks
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The Creative Process:: A lesson learned in a time of Turmoil
By Mr. Andersin With the events of the election and the aftermath where we all say sides of people we wish we haven’t we saw something worth sharing. Many of you just signed off for a few days, others endured past it. Things have settled and we are moving forward. There was a lesson to
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I Make Comics – Ep 01- Introduction to Comics- A CAE PRODUCTION
Brought to us by the Greatly Talented Creator:: https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/?p=3204
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The Creative Process: Don’t Choose sides when you don’t have to
Op-Ed by Mr. Andersin: Today is Election Day and I can not wait till tomorrow. I can not wait till we stop acting like a choose of who we support limits us as a person. Its ridiculous how much bullshit has been slung over the last year it makes my stomach hurt. as creators I
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A Speical Creative process
Many people will tell you being a creative person you won’t find a partner who will understand and if they do they won’t stay. I do not believe that. I think just like a comic book you create if you want it to keep going on from issue to issue you need to stay passionate
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The Creative Process: Stope trying to impress people….
instead create impressive things!
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The Creative Process: NEVER GET COMPLACENT
The Minute you think you have done enough and what you are doing is the BEST you can do you start Producing your worst work. ALWAYS STAY HUNGRY ALWAYS LIVE TO IMPROVE!!! Do this by updating your goals. The MIN you hit a GOAL MAKE A NEW ONE. When we started this site it
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The Creative Process A serious dicussion about about being the A hole who spoils
Last night a big event in pop culture occurred with the return of the Walking Dead! Sadly the real villains of the night are the asshole who ruined it for others. Not Cool! Now you might think your cool but it’s time to see it for how it is, you stole someone’s ability to be
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The Creative Process:: Re think how you View the internet.
You are making a huge mistake when dealing with social Media, You EXPECT it to be have the same way every time. Example: You post similar thing weeks apart and cant figure out why the 1st on got more hits. Well that cause the Internet your posting to is constantly shifting. Sound odd Right? But
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The Creative Process:: Goggle yourself and your Creations
No matter at where you are at with a Project go goggle the name of the choice and characters name as well as your own. And do not stoop at goggle but also check yahoo, Bing and all other search engines you can think of. This should expose any issue you might not know about
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The Creative Process a Message from Ruben Romero
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/?p=3342
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The Creative Process Geek Out want us to Read this article about Making your own comic
full articles link is below: http://geekout.blogs.cnn.com/2011/08/31/thinking-of-making-your-own-comic-book-read-this-first/ The time and commitment needed to create a comic pays nothing or very little Printing may be easier but promotion and distribution are more difficult Promotion can get expensive, usually before you’ve even sold a single issue Getting a comic onto store shelves is difficult because of distribution
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The Creative Process DO you need an Editor?
Yes Stop it YES YOU NEED ONE! An editor is your last chance and often what separators Pros from hobbyists. If this is a hobby you do not need someone to edit it. If you are expecting to be taken serious you need someone to tell you your mistakes before a fan does.
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The Creative Process brought to us by Brain Pickings :THe 10 stages of Creation
https://www.brainpickings.org/2014/02/19/tiffany-shlain-creative-process/ an interesting read well worth Sharing!!!
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The Creative Process cons AfterMath
When planing to be at cons you need to have things in place and be aware the day after a con you will be spent and have to travel. It is very important to always have all your done before a Con and make deadlines for after cons at least 3days later to make sure
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The Creative Process: NYCC Comic Con CREATORS Week Victor Dandridge Jr takes us to class
https://www.creatorsofwrittensins.com/?p=3311
