you're on Geeps, see you in heck

Would anyone be up for a meetup around June 7-9th? Otakutaylor is gonna be visiting and he wants to meet all you awesome dudes.

Tentatively putting down yes because I'll be getting back from Anime Expo around the 7th or 8th! It would be cool to jam with voidpeeps again.

 I will be at Fanime this year! Not going to be tied to a table so I have a bit more flexability with things!

I will be helping friends out with panels though ("Awesomely Bad Jmusic Videos" and "Weird Manga"), and will be doing the Tokusatsu/Gaim cosplay meets on Saturday and probably a photoshoot on sunday...but for the most part I'll be around if you wanna holla at me!

SoCal peeps, I'll also be at Power Morphicon and AX this year! Same with Yaoicon (tabling) and Fall Kraken Con (tabling/maid cafe).

Whoops, I'm too late. Sorry guys, real life and other art projects took a toll on me, so all I have to show is pencils. I'll probably turn it into a sticker or sellable item, though, since I probably won't get to coloring it until next week.

IT'S THE WEEKEND STILL THIS STILL COUNTS I'M NOT LATE, RITE GUYS?!?!?

Ehren(entervoid, 20 yrs old) and Ehren(webcomic, 17 yrs old) doing their best otome game path impersonation.

The guys doin' anime jesus' work over at http://www.colonydrop.com/index.php?blog=1colonydrop used  http://www.magcloud.com/products/print HP Magcloud for their zines, which are of magazine quality. They told me that they're kind of like print on demand, so you don't have to buy a whole batch of stuff in order to make a print quota. I'm not sure on their book quality, though.

Lulu dot com http://www.lulu.com/ has also been the indie industry go-to for book printing, although personally I've never ordered from them so I can't say how good they are.

If you're talking about Indyplanet, I'm not sure how good they are. Jax might be able to let you know about that.

If by self publishing websites you mean online publishing, there's Smackjeeves (hard to get noticed unless you have a massive fanbase), Manga Magazine (You need to be invited to publish on there I think), Wordpress/Comicpress (you need to know basic wordpress layouts) and I guess DrunkDuck is kind of sort of still around.

Taptastic is a new self publishing site, but it's very much vertical-scrolling-stacked comics (the kind that spawned thanks to the DA OCT circuit) friendly. Not sure how great it is, but I think its main selling point is that it's tablet friendly.

My webcomic is running on dapshow, which is run by void's very own dawgmastas and neens!

Doin dis

Happy Year of the Horse! Have a (younger) Ehren Chang and Shane Fujisaki from M-Zero-Oh!

Bent we all know he needs to fight one of my characters. Rocketeer gone bad vs Sentai realness.

Alright, thanks for the response, Monday! I think I'm going to stick to promoting/drawing my own webcomic by myself for right now--my schedule is pretty packed as it is this year with anthology entries. D :

If you've published a comic online as a webcomic, are you allowed to run it in Revolt as well as continuing to update it online?

Do some research on various bug wings! There's some really fun gross colors you could play with when it comes to transparencies in bug wings, or you could push the crystal theme the whole way through and take it into his teeth and nails as well.

aaaaaactually my issue was that a lot of horrible people kind of frequent TVTropes, and it's apparently a big hub of drama, so it usually sets off alarm bells once a community lands on there. Plus, there's other methods of research when it comes to pop culture elements/writing elements that I prefer.

IDK, I'm old and the nofunallowedrobot.jpg 2.0.

(jho was nofunallowedrobot.jpg 1.0)