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The Freelancer’s Cookbook: Freelancer’s Chili by Len N. Wallace
Intro to Comic Craft
STEP BY STEP: Brainstorming and Development: Introduction Brainstorming and Character Development Script and Thumbnails: Developing a Script Turning Your Script into Thumbnails and Layouts Creating Thumbnails Converting Your Thumbnails Into Roughs (includes blueline tutorial)Character Design Roughs: Introduction to Roughs Environment in Roughs Scanning Your Blueline Roughs The Finish On Your Comic Inking Using…
Comic Creator Collaboration Agreement Template
No matter what level you’re at in the industry, contracts are vital and important. Whether it’s between you and a publisher or you and an editor, or you and a co-collaborator, making sure that what you’re all doing is laid on paper is very important. Even if you’re working with a friend, it’s important to make…
The Freelancer’s Cookbook: Shakshuka by Rich Douek
Breakfast is really important. Even more than caffeine, I’ve found that having a good breakfast will give you the energy to get through the day without feeling run-down. But, if you’re trying to not overdo it on sugar, there are a lot less healthy choices than you’d think. Forget pancakes, muffins, bagels, cereal (with or…
The fine art of getting your new book onto a store’s shelves!
So you’ve just finished putting together your first graphic novel. First of all, awesome. Congratulations. You should treat yourself to a nice dinner, and maybe take the rest of the weekend off. Because come Monday, the next leg of your journey begins: actually getting your book into as many hands as possible. Obviously conventions are…
The Freelancer’s Cookbook: Umar Ditta’s Chicken Recipe
Umar Ditta has sent us a chicken dish that is incredibly versatile (and delicious!) Check it out below: VERSATILE CHICKEN RECIPE INGREDIENTS: 1 chicken breast (cubed) 2 green peppers (diced – thick) 1 red pepper 1 brown onion ½ TBS vegetable oil ½ can of tinned tomatoes 2 potatoes (diced) 150g cheddar cheese (grated) Marinate…
Audio: Creating a Conversation Around Creator Rights
On September 1, Creator Resource hosted a panel at Fan Expo Canada with a number of wonderful creators. We recorded the audio from that panel and have cleaned it up for everyone who wasn’t able to attend the show in person. The panel information is below, followed by the audio for you to enjoy. Moderators: Eric…
The Freelancer’s Cookbook: Slow Cooked Thai Basil Chicken
From Drew Dillon comes a recipe that is easy to make in a slow cooker! Deadlines can be terrific for productivity and inspiration, but they’re less great for healthy and tasty eating habits. However, crunch time doesn’t have to overshadow munch time! With only a few minutes of active prep time, this all-day slow-cooker recipe…
Audio: Navigating a Comics Career: Pitching, Networking, and Self-Care
On August 31, Creator Resource hosted a panel at Fan Expo Canada with a number of wonderful creators. We recorded the audio from that panel and have cleaned it up for everyone who wasn’t able to attend the show in person. The panel information is below, followed by the audio for you to enjoy. NAVIGATING…