So, I have met quite a few talented artist lately, through different media, and by chance encounters at the comic shop etc. And a few of them have asked me to toss them a few pages their way. I am a bit afraid to through some of my more Ennis-ish stuff towards them, in fear of scaring them off but then also afraid if I write them a fucking Lassie comic they may feel that wasn't what they were looking for in the Punisher-clad lad from the store.
I believe that I am just going to have to shoot them e mails and confirm with them their reading styles and/or art styles before any of my writing scares them off. What do any of you.... yes I now have a second follow.... grats BUBBA SHELLY!!! have to say about that?
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if you scare them away then they are not the artist for you. Give them what you think will sell and what you are passionate about. I would be more worried of somebody stealing the idea then scaring them the artist of.
ReplyDeleteI believe working on a comic that you are not passionate about only make the comic suffer because you don't have drive to but everything you have into it.
I guess I'm pretty late to the comment section on this one lol - but as follower #2 I guess I should chime in.
ReplyDeleteI agree with what Berek said. If they don't share your passion they won't be a good match and the work won't be as great as it could be.