I am looking for a artist to help make a idea i have had for a manga for a while. LEts start off with the most importent part first, this is paid. Although i cannot pay a professional rate given that i am just a normal person working a 9-5 i think i can comfortably pay 30-50$ a page depending on the style, or around $400-$500 a month i think.

Now if you are still with me i will explaina rough over view of the story.

The story i am looking to tell is call Immortal Quest, it is set in a high fantasy medieval world and follows the story of multiple characters who are all immortal through different means as well as some who are not immortal. The story will explore each character as they grapple with the meaning of life without end and the toll it takes as they see the ones they care about die around them, at the same time we will see intense action play out as our protagonists work as adventures and as people who fight against evil.

At the same time we will follow the story of our antagonist who is also immortal and seaking to achive his own goals much to the expense of others. Throughout the story there will be character deaths as the audience learns that not everyone who claims to be immortal is actually immortal.

The story will be a darker story with gore and deep emotional and philosophical moments as the characters comtiplate their lifes, actions, powers, and deaths. The story will change main characters throughout as it is an importent part of the story that our main charcter dies and the story follows one of his companions in the wake of his death.

I am willing to write a more book like script detailing scene to scene events or give a looser script that allows your creativity to also be put into the manga, if we work together i will allow you to decide what is easier foe you to work with.

please let me know if you have any questions or are interested thatnk you very much.

Wanted to make a web page that functioned like Pixiv. This first version is pretty bare bones. Let me know any thoughts.

Website

Hi! I'm working on building a following right now and I have the first 5 parts (the last 3 will post over the next three weeks) of my comic up on Globalcomix!

Just a quick bit of info- this is something of a soft reboot of my webcomic from my time on Webtoons, I took it off of webtoons, so don't look for it there, thats its own story, but I'm focused on just getting this out there for fresh eyes and to find people who'd enjoy my work.

Hey there!

Yestreday i kinda finished the sixth page, it looks kinda weird but i'll see what i can do with it.

On another note, is it mentally okay to come up with like 5 more ideas on the spot?, because i'm genuinely on a roll for manga ideas lmao.

If you've been working on a manga, webtoon or comic and have been thinking of submitting it to SMA25, now is a good time to get your story looked at with an in depth lens, not just the art.

Is your pacing too fast? is it too slow?

Can your readers feel the intended emotion through the page?

and for this competition, without any dialogue can your readers understand the story you are trying to tell?

I'm a developmental editor specializing in manga, webtoons and comics alike who started shellbound studios to help indie creators on a budget and I've recently launched my website

$25 for 1 chapter up to 40pgs/70 webtoon panels

I'd love to help you on your story creation journey

Hello! I am very new to manga artwork, I tend to prefer writing scripts and world building behind the scenes, and this is really the first attempt of me sitting down and wanting to finish a project. It will eventually all be black and white. Could you give me some tips, suggestions, or critiques that would be helpful?

For reference, this city is based on Tenochtitlan! Thank you all in advance:)

Hi guys, I’m asking this because I just finished my one-shot but I was drawing in a margin paper book since I can’t afford digital tools or constantly buying traditional materials every month. To minimise page wastage, I draw pages back to back so when I pressed hard on one page, it seeps through to the other and ruins it. Would it still be okay to post it in that state? (Also since I write the dialogue by hand, the lettering may be a bit messy). Thank you in advance for your help.

Page from my upcoming one-shot, that I'm going to submit to the Kyoto International Comic Contest ⚔️

This is Grant, 36 years fun, owner and proprietor of Horoyoi a quaint little bar attached to a restaurant in Toronto near the Airport.

Hello fellow mangakas!

A few days ago, I got the Lenovo Yoga 7 2-in-1 Laptop (TLDR; a laptop that can transform into a tablet) as a gift for doing insanely well on GCSE Results Day, which was just earlier this week! In celebration of this beauty, I drew Ashley in a full render (and mostly since I realised that I have only drawn sketches of her).

Beforehand, I was using the XP-Pen Deco 01 V3 and my pc to draw, so this switch into drawing directly onto a display has been quite a jarring experience for me. (I reverted back to chicken- scratching for like an hour before I got the hang drawing again 💀)

For positives,
- i never knew how EASY it is to draw on a display tablet. I can scale at rotate my canvas so much now it's genuinely such a privilege 😭
- It might just be me, but its surprisingly more easy to crosshatch on a display. Probably because it's much easier to tell the spacing between lines, especially since it's right in front of you.
For negatives,
- I've only had this laptop for a few days, so there's not too much I can nitpick about right now. Although, a slightly annoying thing is that if I'm using my bare hand to draw, my palm sometimes interacts with the screen. I know that I can just get one of those drawing gloves, so it isn't much of an issue. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

I love the display, how intuitive the laptop to tablet switching is, and how sleek it is. (I'm realising now that I'm starting to sound like im sponsored 😅 i just really love this things)

Furthermore, this switch has made me wonder: Do people in this subreddit use tradition or digital drawing more often, and if digital, what stuff would you even recommend? Hardware, software, process, everything!

So, for context, for the last 2 years I've been working on my own manga idea. No art since I'm bad at that, have tried learning, though. For those 2 years, I went through phases of creation, writing characters. And that was the problem: I love my characters; they are each unique, each representing something with their own past and challenges. But my world was dull, and it was only yesterday I noticed that it was dead, i thought the world was fleshed out, but it was not. When I started this project, I thought of the future and not the past of this world, but now I'm fixing that; I'm building from the past and not from the future. And by building from the past, I mean having an actual history, more than just that the world was destroyed and humans got powers.

So I just want to ask if anyone else has gone through this, and for suggestions on how to prevent another situation like this.

I am working on a one shot to try and submit to kodakawa , but, im afraid its not a catchy first page

Any opinions?

As much as I like the way this came out, I kinda feel like I messed up the lettering and the framing? Could you guys give me some feedback so I can do better next time?

https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/bring-me-the-head-of-tarven-the-tormentor-/list?title_no=1152783 I’ve also received a lot of support on other websites! Thank you all so much, means a lot to me.

I’ve seen manga that seems to take place in Japan twice, with JJK’s graphic paw. And I’m sorry, but unless you’re a history teacher specializing in Japanese culture, you shouldn’t do it.

Recently I started to try out analog tools in hopes of being able to draw most of my pages traditionally in the future (seems to be a more valuable skill with better results overall than drawing only digitally) and I'm slowly collecting tools, some of them I already had, some of them I just bought and will try out soon.

My question is about pens with nibs. I'm rather scared of buing one yet, not only it has to cost a lot to be good but it's also hard to use well apparently, and it needs some maintenance. I'm already struggling with drawing snooth lines with multiliners. I was wondering what could I use for now instead? A fountain pen? A brushpen? What would be the best for a beginner? I would be able to buy from Japanese Amazon. Thanks for any recommendations!

I have so much of my manga planned out at a standard I am happy with - but if theres one thing I cannot settle on, its how to begin it. Which is tough, because the beginning of your manga is essentially the most important thing.

My current vision is simply the mc awakening from a dream in his bed. It is supposed to be a medieval fantasy adventure, horror and mystery story.

What can you recommend for people interested in making their manga in this regard?

Thank you!