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Incredibly useful advice about portfolio reviews from the awesome @alisonsampson.bsky.social If you're an aspiring comics maker coming to @thoughtbubbleuk.bsky.social you should read it closely...
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This year there's going to be accessible and inclusive portfolio reviews at the Thought Bubble comic convention, with the artist guests. These are for absolutely anyone who makes comics from kids to professionals. You should take advantage... Thread. 1/?
Artist Portfolio Reviews With Thought Bubble Guests — Thought Bubble Comic Art Festival
Drop-in comic artist portfolio review sessions with a selection of excellent Thought Bubble guests.
www.thoughtbubblefestival.com
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THE KICKSTARTER IS LIVE!

tinyurl.com/napcomixks

I'll post about it properly in the morning but BY GOSH if anyone else is awake right now I'd sure love for you to take a look!

R xxx
Nap Comix
Bringing the acclaimed webcomic to life in graphic novel form
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I’ve been reading this since 2007. It reads well, I’m interested, but it’s ~590 pages & I get 1/3 in then halt for some reason, lose my thread, & have to restart.
I hoped this might be the time…but it wasn’t.
Had I finished it, it would have been #200 a book with a cover you love
And that’s it for the list - 200 is a nice round number.
Tomorrow will be ‘the one that got away’, and then normal service resumes.
Did it do what I wanted it to? Kinda. Kinda not. But it was fun. And it was a thing.
#200 a book that scraped into the list (I only finished it yesterday)
I was meaning that your art often has men with honed, slightly exaggerated physique. Like the guy on your sign-in. And then with added smut. But vampires (to me) are usually thin, and a bit bloodless. Not obvious smut material. But if you see them as inherently smutty then that works fine.
Was the Finland Batman not a bit vampiresque? Not that I’m suggesting that you should smuttify Batman. And aren’t vampires generally a bit too aesthete for smuttification…? Ok, maybe not… Shutting up now
But is it not ‘good news’ that popular entertainment now has so many participants that are PoC etc ? (I don’t watch it…)
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Comics is Hard.

Support the publishers you love, gang. Buy their books, support their crowdfunds, and boost their promo. The margins are razor thin.
#197 a book about jokes and joking
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Eyes popping out of my head at this:

“On average, respondents who were paid for letters were paid $42.72 with the highest rate recorded being $375. These respondents were averaging 1.3 hours of work a page”
The 2024 numbers are crunched, data visualised, and insights SHARED!

Here's the findings of the 2024 Comics Worker Survey!

Anyone can read these findings on income, rates, royalties and more--online or as a PDF.
The Cartoonist Cooperative
Making comics better for everyone!
cartoonist.coop
#196 a book that explained the idea of life being heavy
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When it’s had one of “those posters”, you knew it’d be a good movie… Later I found out those posters were Drew Struzan. And then they became more than the movie, they became the goal if you just kept drawing… I’m still drawing! Haha!

RIP Mr. Struzan and thank you!
#195 a book advocating a simple life
#194 a book about Working Mens’ Clubs
#193 a book that helped you plan a journey
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An independent bookshop is one of the best things you can support right now.

Visit one today & spend £10 on a book.
#bookshopday
#191 a book with a malign mirrorworld
#190 a book about interconnectedness
#189 a book featuring a horse named Bucephalus
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Congrats to Mary Brunkow from @isbscience.org on winning the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine! Brunkow was honored with collaborators Ramsdell and Sakaguchi for their groundbreaking work on immune system regulation.

A proud moment for science and Seattle!

🔗 www.nytimes.com/2025/10/06/h...
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Is Awarded for Work on Immune Systems
www.nytimes.com