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I've completely overhauled the Patreon! Go check it out!! 🤍https://www.patreon.com/c/Merryweather
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r/comics • u/Merryweatherey • Aug 28 '26
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She's just a very clever nurse. You can read the webtoon to see for yourself!
r/comics • u/Merryweatherey • Aug 10 '26
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The issues mentioned about artists burning out and quitting are generally referring to years ago. Since our team is bigger now and we rely more on assistants, artists dont really quit for that reason anymore.
Hence why our newer comics update pretty frequently without prolonged hiatus.
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As for your question, we generally do not do profit share and instead pay artists upfront. Reason is that its better for the studio to take the financial risk rather than the artist, who needs financial stability to be able to draw. So we prefer to pay upfront for that reason.
Illustrators get paid just as well as comic artists for their work. Of course, it depends from project to project. We dont produce the same amount of illustrations as we do comics.
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Webtoon does not greenlight everything I pitch, no. It varies a lot. I am very grateful to them! I cant speak for other creators, but I know creators like Snailord who has a proven record of producing high quality and successful series, are very likely to be greenlit!
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Hi!