Your Idea for an Anime/Manga

[ryanlicious+++]

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Hey, thanks for liking my suggestion.

As for Pre-Spanish Filipino names, click this webpage-- there's plenty to choose from.

Peace.

ok i'll check that out
buy the way on going pa ang s.i.c ninyo bai?
did you publish a work jud? ky pra nko lisud man gud na bai coz look wat happen sa mga comic book na na publish dri so far wla jud ngdugay coz wla jud ni sponsor nindot jud bya unta ang mga works jud

[ryanlicious+++]

unsa man name sa magazine?
100% manga cya nga mag or any?

have'nt think of a name for it pa anybody have something in mind for a catchy name?
it's not only manga any style of art is welcome as long as it's 100 percent cebuano made hehehe btaw it's for everybody who loves it
ang main goal in my jud nko ani is to show cebuano artist what wre made of nd be notice hre nationwide and hopefully the world.... im really a dreamer since i was a kid i always dream that i'll be immortalize through comics[br]Posted on: October 24, 2007, 12:34:19 AM_________________________________________________o k i'll check w preloader if we could attend the meetings soon

Hey i have this crazy fun activity in mind it builds creativity and it also some how cure the disease know as "tapol"
why dont we make a continues comic story by posting page per page what i mean is i'll start by making page 1 then kamo na bhala sumpay sa next page get my point?
cge lng im starting to make page 1 na since im the thread starter
on this page is a introduction and stats sko character for this comic titled "ystoria: fantasy adventure" corny title huh? im open to a better title
the story setting would be spontaneous anygoes as long as wlay mag-away hehehe nya ang time line would be like final fantasy the combination of the past. present and future
hope y'all enjoy this crazy idea nya wla ni pressure ky wla man mga deadlines hehehe depende rjud na ninyo
peace

[HoundedbyHeaven]

@HBH want do you mean by they. it's "We" bitaw, everybody's welcome ..

Hahaha, I've only attended once, which is why I don't consider myself worthy of being a member of this club yet-- based on attendance, hehehe.

Hey, folks, it's really good to meet with you all again but Sunday is just next to impossible. Last time I showed up on a Sunday, I moved heaven and earth-- don't know if I can duplicate that again, hehehe.

Peace.

[HoundedbyHeaven]

buy the way on going pa ang s.i.c ninyo bai?

Sadly, no more.

did you publish a work jud?

Of course. It's there in the blog. We published a total of three comic-books, namely Slick Ink Comics #1, Memento Mori #2 and Winged Harmony #3. All three were printed in risograph and were the size of an 8 1/2" X 13" bondpaper that is half-folded crosswise. Slick Ink Comics #1 composed of Journey to New Earth #1 and Memento Mori #1. Heck, there's still a lot of copies of all issues left. If you're interested in buying, just send me a private message and we'll take it from there.

ky pra nko lisud man gud na bai coz look wat happen sa mga comic book na na publish dri so far wla jud ngdugay coz wla jud ni sponsor nindot jud bya unta ang mga works jud

Especially if your comic-books are for free, I wholeheartedly agree. Like I parroted a lot of times before, unless your bank account is bottomless or know someone else with that sort of account, it'll catch up on you.

But I'm not so sure with the case of the Su.Ko.L., though. With the number of issues and copies this group gave to the masses for free in a span of, what, five years (?), I suspected that financing, from my observer's point of view, factored the least in its ending.

The situation with S.L.I.C.K.! was closer to Popcorn than Su.Ko.L. in that both groups sold printed copies. With S.L.I.C.K.!, we sold copies because we didn't want to totally rely on sponsors. We were just contented with the minimum number of copies (500, that is) to dispose of and more concerned with breaking even (having sold about three-fourths of 500, that is), rather than making a profit, because to break even is to be able to afford printing the next 500, obviously.

Without dismissing the likelihood that our stories and illustrations sucked to death and other incriminating facts, it was probably because of how bad the selling went-- even at such cheap prices --that the members were discouraged the most from continuing. And discontinue, they did (snicker).

Peace.

[HoundedbyHeaven]

somehow cure the disease know as "tapol"

In my arrogant opinion, "Tapol" is a decision, not a disease, hehehe.

Oy, here's a cornier title: "Sumpaylanon", from the word "sugilanon".

Bitaw, make it a comic strip with (at most) three panels to make the commitment less unattainable (snicker). This could be fun, y'know (and a great excuse for me to practice emulating Jae Lee's art in "Dark Tower" and the dodge-and-burn technique of transforming a pencilled drawing into an inked one digitally).

Peace.

[raging_hero]

In my arrogant opinion, "Tapol" is a decision, not a disease, hehehe.

Oy, here's a cornier title: "Sumpaylanon", from the word "sugilanon".

Bitaw, make it a comic strip with (at most) three panels to make the commitment less unattainable (snicker). This could be fun, y'know (and a great excuse for me to practice emulating Jae Lee's art in "Dark Tower" and the dodge-and-burn technique of transforming a pencilled drawing into an inked one digitally).

Peace.

Really? You can make ink drawings on your pencils using those tools?

[HoundedbyHeaven]

Really? You can make ink drawings on your pencils using those tools?

Hmm, is "making a pencilled drawing look like it's been inked" what's on your mind? If so, yeah. I viewed a Photoshop tutorial video on digital inking that demonstrated this technique with remarkable results.

Now the pencilled drawing was really tight in the first place, such that all a non-digital inker had to do was merely trace. I don't think it would work well for loose pencilled drawings, especially if there isn't that much contrast between the final lines and the construction lines.

Peace.

[zerk]

heheee... ma wad-an trabaho si gerry alanguilan ana. :P bitaw.. call me a purist but i still prefer traditional inking esp if the comics is not colored. heck you can skip inking go directly to colors.

[raging_hero]

heheee... ma wad-an trabaho si gerry alanguilan ana. :P bitaw.. call me a purist but i still prefer traditional inking esp if the comics is not colored. heck you can skip inking go directly to colors.

What if Gerry Alanguilan is now professional in on Photoshop? I don't think he'll be out of job. I still prefer to do it old school but moving to digital world.. well... let's just say that I have to adapt on all kinds of media.

[HoundedbyHeaven]

heheee... ma wad-an trabaho si gerry alanguilan ana. :P bitaw.. call me a purist but i still prefer traditional inking esp if the comics is not colored. heck you can skip inking go directly to colors.

Hahaha, true, true. Oh, well, advances in technology always kill some jobs and create others as well. Next thing you know, humans ain't necessary anymore (gulp). Scribes must have been really pissed off when the printing press was invented.

Peace.