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Artist // Hobbyist // Digital Art
- Canada
- Deviant for 12 years
- cityfolk.ca
- He / Him
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Webcomic creator known for City Folk, The Phil, Time Loopers and many more!
Sorry everyone, been dumping a ton of art here today.
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Reboot
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City Folk is on a month long hiatus until the new year. I'm having fun tweaking the site right now and plan on making some pretty cool changes to the strip come January 1st. Keep the comments flowing and thanks for reading!
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Love your stuff! I loved reading The Phil at the beginning of every week. Keep up the great work! LGP
Thanks so much! Looking forward to October!
Working on some images to print for posters. Comicon sorta stuff. Not that I'm going to any comicon ever, just thought it would be a cool idea for the store.
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Sweet, I'll check it out!
how did you publish your comic on lulu? I'm not sure how to go about it
It actually wasn't that difficult. I was quite intimidated by the process until I played around with it for a day or two. You can set up an account and have a book completely ready to publish without any obligation to do so. So take some time and play around with it.
With City Folk, I used Photoshop and Microsoft Word. I made all my strips the same width and placed them evenly apart in a word document. I added page numbers and chapter headers and whatever else I felt like. Once my Word document was ready, I converted it to a PDF (lots of tutorials on that online, it's quite simple) and uploaded it to Lulu.com.
From there you can set a price and upload a cover. My cover and back cover are two different images that I worked on with Photoshop. The spine was a default that they provide.
Make sure when you start this process to know what kind of book you want. How tall do you want it? How many pages? Black and White? Or Color? They give you a lot of options. My production price for the book was around $8. You always want to sell for double that cost.
If you have any other questions let me know!
Ryan.
With City Folk, I used Photoshop and Microsoft Word. I made all my strips the same width and placed them evenly apart in a word document. I added page numbers and chapter headers and whatever else I felt like. Once my Word document was ready, I converted it to a PDF (lots of tutorials on that online, it's quite simple) and uploaded it to Lulu.com.
From there you can set a price and upload a cover. My cover and back cover are two different images that I worked on with Photoshop. The spine was a default that they provide.
Make sure when you start this process to know what kind of book you want. How tall do you want it? How many pages? Black and White? Or Color? They give you a lot of options. My production price for the book was around $8. You always want to sell for double that cost.
If you have any other questions let me know!
Ryan.