Why are I not making comics anymore? Well here's the skivy. See, I tend to burn out the easiest on comics, as they take the most time to do. Doing a background for each frame, measuring for each character in each panel, being aware of panel restrictions for the word bubbles, thought bubbles or just to make sure there's enough space for everything is extremely taxing.


That's why when I have a long comic idea, I tend to make it an animation instead of a comic. Sure, animations can drag too, but they have several advantages. The first major one is that I don't have to constantly remeasure or make sure the character or background are still on model, as they ARE models. You have no idea how refreshing that is! Plus, there is little else better in this world than seeing your work come to live with the press of a button. Given, it's limited life until I sit down and learn how to get programing, but life al the same.

I will still do comics on occasion, but they're not going to be as high quality, or as long. That type of attention will go to my main commission and my animating. I hope you can all understand why I am doing this.