Creating a list of creativity hacks and tips for this year's MĂRKTOBER prompts. Send in your best ones and I'll make a compilation to share on Wednesday. Also, some featured art posts!
This has been a fun one so far. My main bit of advice is to just have fun with it. If you put too much pressure on it you miss the point, which is just to be a little bit creative every day.
I can recommend âThe Ten Comics Commandmentsâ from Comiclab. This advice will help you not only enjoy making something for your creative self, but also how to step it up whenever you feel like with advice so simple as
âThey wont read your comic if they can read your comicâ regarding legibility, something sometimes a bit challenging on some Borg designs
Sadly I can't do MĂRKTOBER this year, but last year I made a 40ish page depthcrawl module for the jam (M1: Blood & Salt). My best advice is to have an overarching goal, it keeps you motivated to keep producing stuff each day when you've got a bigger project to work towards!
This has been a fun one so far. My main bit of advice is to just have fun with it. If you put too much pressure on it you miss the point, which is just to be a little bit creative every day.
This is the true spirit of Mörktober!
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I can recommend âThe Ten Comics Commandmentsâ from Comiclab. This advice will help you not only enjoy making something for your creative self, but also how to step it up whenever you feel like with advice so simple as
âThey wont read your comic if they can read your comicâ regarding legibility, something sometimes a bit challenging on some Borg designs
Great advice!
Sadly I can't do MĂRKTOBER this year, but last year I made a 40ish page depthcrawl module for the jam (M1: Blood & Salt). My best advice is to have an overarching goal, it keeps you motivated to keep producing stuff each day when you've got a bigger project to work towards!
That's a great tip! Helps to unify all the ideas and give a framework to use. Love it.
Thanks!