Is it bad form to start a Kickstarter campaign to fund my webcomic so I can do it full time?
Eventually I’ll have to get a real job and the comic will probably be reduced to a once a week thing.
I don’t know. I’m just trying to figure out how to keep it going into the long run.
Thoughts?
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mirrz answered:
Sorry to get heavy but “real” jobs are gnerally far faker than the laughter your webcomic brings. Start that kickstarter. Plz
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mimesandpunishment answered:
Kickstart that shiz, man.
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jheath answered:
That’s what it’s for as I understand it. I think it’s a great idea. I love the prints of yours my girlfriend bought and hung on the walls.
rachesaunde answered:
Your comics are amazing, I think it’s worth a shot.
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obeseethiopians answered:
do it
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bogmad answered:
I think the trick is to have something tangible folks can contribute towards with the added benefit of allowing you to go full time.
supersecret answered:
if you need help (layout, alignment, prepress, etc.) don’t hesitate to get in touch. it’s what I’m studying.
tymywhat answered:
kickstarter!
katiecoyle answered:
Isn’t that what Kickstarter is all about? Do it! Although I agree with baitandswitch that a book might be a good first step.
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flannelowl answered:
nope not bad form, this is what kickstarter is made for as far as i’m concerned
ladyofthehouse said:
Try it!
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baitandswitch said:
maybe make the goal a book?
baitandswitch answered:
great idea!
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