Howdy buckaroos! Today’s article is about Free Fonts that you can use for your own comics. If you use a font created by someone else and plan to use it in a published work, check the font’s licensing arrangement. Some fonts require a licensing fee. Even if you can download a font for free, that does not mean there isn’t a licensing fee attached to it.
Author: Alex A. Ayala
Writer, artist and Founder for Comic Indie, with a passion for the art of storytelling, art, and entertainment. By day he works as a Systems Engineer, and by night flying through the universe of Indie Comics.
Hello internet traveler. Welcome to the latest edition of “Ask An Artist” where artists and writers of Comic Indie field various questions which may help others out there.
I participated in a panel discussion “How to create a comic” at Houston’s Comicpoolza 2017. I delivered the first section and my friend Jay spoke for the second half, discussing scripting and artwork. Below are my notes for the section I presented for those who were unable to make it and/or prefer written information.
Comic Indie delivered a panel discussion on “How to Make a Comic” at Houston’s Comicpoolza 2017. A great question was asked by a local artist, and I wanted to share our Comic Indie’s collective responses
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SOME PEOPLE SCOFF at the idea that within our minds,, we contain the ability to harness supernatural abilities, and dare I say even access a different realm. Yet there are savants, like Henriett Seth F. When she was in high school, she created prize-winning artwork featured in galleries.
Welcome to the latest edition of Ask an Artist, where the members of Comic Indie field questions poised to them.
This week’s question is: How do you stay motivated to keep working on your comic?