[S] Chapter 3 – page 1
SUPER SRS CHAPTER COVER
…not so srs first page.
This is not actually supposed to be the first page of the chapter but I had so much trouble with the suuuper srs start to the chapter that I finally scrapped it and made this dorky update instead. Everyone who has seen it has actually loled so I have high hopes that you also, will lol.
I am in fact angling for this to be the new style. It’s a little bit faster and the dorky expressions communicate a little bit better? I think anyway? I dunno. It’s 4:30am and I’m only posting this in some crazy I finished some art blitz.
I changed two things in the archive. One is this:
http://www.stargazersgate.com/?comic=cover
The other is this:
http://www.stargazersgate.com/?comic=chapter-one-1-2
Oh also, SpiderForest has a bunch of new people and you should read their comics. I am too lazy to link to all of them, but if you go here and read every comic you haven’t read before you should be fine, right? XD
And Kaspall, a longform comic I’ve been reading since I started Between Places on Comic Genesis… so a while… has just FINISHED! Give Lucy some love. :) After all, she has given me some love as well! Check out her shiny piece of fanart in my gallery.
(also updated gallery with fanart from Kat from Sunset Grill!)
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Arnold: You are the only person who makes me believe that there is a purpose to having a Patron. Should I make one? Would it make it easier for you and your determined donations? xD
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I quite like it so I would say go for it, especially if it is easier for you.
As far as I am concerned, a Patreon account would make no significant difference: the donation process using the “Donate” button is simple and straightforward.
Could it make a difference to you? My impression, based on two or three Patreons that I have looked at, is that they can take a significant amount of time and effort, but that the authors hope this will be repaid in a significant increase in support, from advertising the webcomic (leading to increased readership) and from special perks for those who donate. My impression is that luck and the author’s talent for advertising might be as important as the author’s artistic talent. Perhaps some of your fellow SpiderForest artists might have experience that would allow them to provide better advice, if you are considering whether it would be worthwhile investing the time and effort?
Good luck, in any case!