Something I made last night.
Anyone have any information on what it takes to become a cartoonist for a living?
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Tue 29 Nov 2005, 20:08,
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Anyone have any information on what it takes to become a cartoonist for a living?
get in contact with John K
he'll make you one of his anthropomorphizers
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Tue 29 Nov 2005, 20:10,
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You have to be:
1 - An uminaginative celeb loving tard
2 - Good but willing to sell your creation so it ends up getting written for by a focus group full of celebrity-loving tards and propaganda merchants
or
3 - Good but too stuborn to release creative control to the tards so it gets withdrawn early on.
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Tue 29 Nov 2005, 20:11,
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2 - Good but willing to sell your creation so it ends up getting written for by a focus group full of celebrity-loving tards and propaganda merchants
or
3 - Good but too stuborn to release creative control to the tards so it gets withdrawn early on.
Try looking at animation courses at uni or something
That or approach some companies and say what you wanna do, and if they say no ask what it would take to make them say yes (I'm thinking along the lines of experience in cartooning rahter than getting on your knees under the table)
P.S. woo!
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Tue 29 Nov 2005, 20:13,
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P.S. woo!
hahaha
bargain. make a good website and some viral marketing then charge for ad space! make it a business!
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Tue 29 Nov 2005, 20:25,
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I don't like cap'n biscuit as much because it
concentrates more on the words than the drawings.
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Tue 29 Nov 2005, 20:29,
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Yeah
talk to a Pro (i did) theyll give you lots of advice
apply to lots of little magazines (i have) eventually you'll get a break and a big cheque (i did)
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Tue 29 Nov 2005, 20:13,
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apply to lots of little magazines (i have) eventually you'll get a break and a big cheque (i did)
various small time magazines
local papers, local club newsletters etc
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Tue 29 Nov 2005, 20:17,
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