Idea fragments.. lots and lots
Yes, I've got plenty of ideas for comic projects. But.. Despite being plenty, all of them are sort of ... unfinished. And, me trying to figure out which of them to put priority on. No easy task.
There are around four-five Epituz ideas, but all of them more or less fragmentary. There are either parts still missing, or parts which turned out not to be good enough.
But additionally to that, I've got ideas for several webcomics - a science fiction horror story, a fantasy story (the dungeons type with monsters, dragons..), a black-metal inspired thingie, a longer science fiction epos, some crazy stuff involving a party where everyone got pretty drunk as well as "chaos", and now - also a steampunk related story. O.O
Guess there is only one thing to do, give it time to let it grow and develop -since there is no way I start drawing on something before I'm sure I'll be able to (and willing to) actually complete it. And there are enough died-in-the-middle webcomics online as it is already..
Also, having the entire story sketched out in advance is a good thing anyway. Discovering a major plot-hole after the 30 first pages ... uuugh! Or - "plot-tumors" as well as missed opportunities, they can suck pretty much too.
So DrunkDuck, ComicFury, or wherever I'll decide to upload my stuff - I fear they'll have to wait a weee bit longer than originally intended.. ;)
There are around four-five Epituz ideas, but all of them more or less fragmentary. There are either parts still missing, or parts which turned out not to be good enough.
But additionally to that, I've got ideas for several webcomics - a science fiction horror story, a fantasy story (the dungeons type with monsters, dragons..), a black-metal inspired thingie, a longer science fiction epos, some crazy stuff involving a party where everyone got pretty drunk as well as "chaos", and now - also a steampunk related story. O.O
Guess there is only one thing to do, give it time to let it grow and develop -since there is no way I start drawing on something before I'm sure I'll be able to (and willing to) actually complete it. And there are enough died-in-the-middle webcomics online as it is already..
Also, having the entire story sketched out in advance is a good thing anyway. Discovering a major plot-hole after the 30 first pages ... uuugh! Or - "plot-tumors" as well as missed opportunities, they can suck pretty much too.
So DrunkDuck, ComicFury, or wherever I'll decide to upload my stuff - I fear they'll have to wait a weee bit longer than originally intended.. ;)