born to be a mangaka, forced to study accounting >_< it's very validating hearing your story on how you made time for what was important to you even though you worked in finance! i get discouraged easily seeing the people who are able to pursue art full time in school but hearing how you are able to make it is very inspiring
omg same sentiment! But in my case, I aspire te be a writer instead of understanding this full of a crap accounting HAHAHA though it help me understant financial literacy😅
Arrow Really this video was really helpful for me not only for me but also for everyone who watched it or who will watch it keep creating this type of content. Love from India❤
has becoming a mangaka changed the way you criticize other works? I really feel bad now for how much I used to roast clearly talented figures like Gege when I realize just how much work goes into drawing, let alone storyboarding/writing...Maybe the story lapses can be forgiven....
I am critical of things I understand. Story, flow, characters. Things like taking hiatus , health, feeling rushed by fans, pushed by editors, I try not to be critical & instead be empathetic.
Arrow Really glad you keep vlogging about your webtoon experiences and anime making! Keep it up Brandon! I'm definitely on the journey myself so I want to keep growing with others in this community.
Arrow! Ive been long conceptualizing my story and haven’t really gotten into making it but i dont regret holding of on it because I’ve learned a lot. I’m now trying to better solidify my reasoning for wanting to go on this journey of an author.
Arrow!” This is super inspiring. I have a story I’ve been typing for months only on chapter 6 with characters concepts. These past few weeks I hit a creative block but I’m trying to get out of it. Watching this fully made me realize I have the potential to create something big for the world to see. “
Hes write i was upset when a specifice charecter in Just a Goblin died at the end of season one yet wanted to keep reading to see every xharecters reaction.
You're a Connecticut native like me?!? I just became a bigger fan! Writer too. Older, but hope I make it as big as you one day. Congrats on all your success.
@bawtrawt377 I've rarely heard authors who've achieved success through manga and comics explain how to find and establish a relationship with an legit artist...
@@slimsavage5436 mhm, I’m just now taking my story writing journey seriously. Ngl, I kinda just wanna draw myself, paying others is not in the budget or dream. Good luck to you! Btw, have you written a story?
As someone who watch your video regularly, I would love to read your story at webtoon but i was still a kid n my parents surely will not permit me to use money for it. But i still want to thank you for giving me reason to make my own story too. So wish me luck.❤
I'm still in the process of only having a few novels self published while trying to get some others I wrote Traditionally published. After that, my career can hopefully start going somewhere
Was it hard for you to quit drawing and focus only on writing? My dream is similar to yours. I want to become a great mangaka and inspire others the way my favorite authors have inspired me. Sometimes, though, I struggle with self-doubt about my art, and I feel like giving up. But at the same time, it’s impossible to imagine letting go of a dream that means so much to me. I guess Bakuman inspired you to be a writer for an artist who can bring your story to life, right? How did you handle those moments when you felt unsure about yourself?
Arrow. Hey quick question, how do you select the artists you work with ? I mean, I'd love to partner with you someday in the future 😅 i love your stories
It becoming so hard to focus after you fell into the trape of instant gratification. Scrolling, anime etc etc. How do you avoid it and start focused and creative?
Hi there. Any advice for a starving manga artist? I'm an African American that resides in California, working for a government job within a cubicle. My job robs me of my energy and time to work on my manga, and I've even gotten in trouble for sneaking in panels while at my cubicle (multiple....multiple....multiple times). I haven't quit my job yet because it's the only thing paying for my house bills (and being a home owner in California is beyond expensive.....so I need this job). I've been working on a horror manga story for about 2 years so far. I've shown it to alot of people in town, and all of them are saying I need to just publish my work on webtoon already. I haven't done this yet because I'm honestly way too nervous to do so due to the first half of chapter 1 (which still isn't done yet) having mediocre art at best (bad proportions, no backgrounds, no coloring, and none of this is digital). The other half of chapter one has much better models, shading, and even backgrounds. I'm worried if people on Webtoon wont bother to read the story because of how messy it looks, despite the narrative being engaging (according to the people I've shown in town). I don't want to be doing taxes for the rest of my life, this is my true calling. I just know it. How do I ensure that I am successful in taking the path of a webtoon manga artist with the obstacles in my path? (My honest biggest obstacle is my job being my only source of income to pay for my house mortgage, insurance, bills, and CA taxes. If I were not tied this job, I would commit to my craft full time).
Where do i go about it? I have a story completed and art concepts, i am on and off drawing it, but my work life sucks me in. I would love to complete it. I started it in 2016. Its been almost a decade.
How would you just write and make others draw? You pay them? Or make a revenue share deal? In the early project there would be no gain at all and probabily you would be broke How can a creative make it?
I'm new to trading, and I've lost a good sum trying out strategies I found in online tutorials. I would sincerely appreciate any recommendations you have.
As a beginner investor, it's essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable. Melanie Ann Karnavas is my trade analyst, she has guided me to identify key market trends, pinpointed strategic entry points, and provided risk assessment, ensuring my trades decisions align with market dynamics for optimal returns.
The first step to successful investment is figuring your goals and risk tolerance either on your own or with the help of a financial professional but it's very advisable you make use of professional
Million is still a million that is a huge achievement
hahahaha i dont talk about money in this video like that
@@inspired.author The Webtoon Art with the Name Somnia is it Out or is it just an Art Work
The day gods game gets an anime, I'll have to meet you in person to congratulate you 😊
its already been decided lol
@meizuart6889 he's confirmed he's getting an anime, but he never said which one of his webtoons
born to be a mangaka, forced to study accounting >_< it's very validating hearing your story on how you made time for what was important to you even though you worked in finance! i get discouraged easily seeing the people who are able to pursue art full time in school but hearing how you are able to make it is very inspiring
omg same sentiment! But in my case, I aspire te be a writer instead of understanding this full of a crap accounting HAHAHA though it help me understant financial literacy😅
Same but I'm a mechanic trainee 💀
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Really this video was really helpful for me not only for me but also for everyone who watched it or who will watch it keep creating this type of content.
Love from India❤
has becoming a mangaka changed the way you criticize other works? I really feel bad now for how much I used to roast clearly talented figures like Gege when I realize just how much work goes into drawing, let alone storyboarding/writing...Maybe the story lapses can be forgiven....
You can clearly criticize any story apart from the production/author. But you can also do it without “roasting” it with harsh words and such
I am critical of things I understand. Story, flow, characters. Things like taking hiatus , health, feeling rushed by fans, pushed by editors, I try not to be critical & instead be empathetic.
Arrow and honestly approaching this space from writing as well. A year and half so far in and getting my work critiqued weekly 📝. The grind is real 😂
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Really glad you keep vlogging about your webtoon experiences and anime making! Keep it up Brandon! I'm definitely on the journey myself so I want to keep growing with others in this community.
Arrow! Ive been long conceptualizing my story and haven’t really gotten into making it but i dont regret holding of on it because I’ve learned a lot. I’m now trying to better solidify my reasoning for wanting to go on this journey of an author.
Thank you for sharing. It is really inspiring
your explanation is sooo wholesome! love it!
Arrow!” This is super inspiring. I have a story I’ve been typing for months only on chapter 6 with characters concepts. These past few weeks I hit a creative block but I’m trying to get out of it. Watching this fully made me realize I have the potential to create something big for the world to see. “
Hes write i was upset when a specifice charecter in Just a Goblin died at the end of season one yet wanted to keep reading to see every xharecters reaction.
You're a Connecticut native like me?!? I just became a bigger fan! Writer too. Older, but hope I make it as big as you one day. Congrats on all your success.
How was your journey finding an artist to help you produce content???
Fax
@bawtrawt377 I've rarely heard authors who've achieved success through manga and comics explain how to find and establish a relationship with an legit artist...
@@slimsavage5436 mhm, I’m just now taking my story writing journey seriously. Ngl, I kinda just wanna draw myself, paying others is not in the budget or dream. Good luck to you! Btw, have you written a story?
@bawtrawt377 yah, for an anthology series I'm working on...
@@slimsavage5436 could I read what ya got? Always interesting seeing what the minds of others create
It'll take months, if not years, for me to reach a million views like you have with webcomics. I need to be patient.
A man of culture. 😂😂😂 Seriously, this is how I got into comics and I did the same things.
bro finally got a vid editor
I've had one for the last year hahaha
As someone who watch your video regularly, I would love to read your story at webtoon but i was still a kid n my parents surely will not permit me to use money for it. But i still want to thank you for giving me reason to make my own story too. So wish me luck.❤
I'm still in the process of only having a few novels self published while trying to get some others I wrote Traditionally published. After that, my career can hopefully start going somewhere
For Money and fun both at the same time
ARROW
Was it hard for you to quit drawing and focus only on writing? My dream is similar to yours. I want to become a great mangaka and inspire others the way my favorite authors have inspired me. Sometimes, though, I struggle with self-doubt about my art, and I feel like giving up. But at the same time, it’s impossible to imagine letting go of a dream that means so much to me. I guess Bakuman inspired you to be a writer for an artist who can bring your story to life, right? How did you handle those moments when you felt unsure about yourself?
Arrow. Hey quick question, how do you select the artists you work with ? I mean, I'd love to partner with you someday in the future 😅 i love your stories
It becoming so hard to focus after you fell into the trape of instant gratification.
Scrolling, anime etc etc.
How do you avoid it and start focused and creative?
Hi there. Any advice for a starving manga artist? I'm an African American that resides in California, working for a government job within a cubicle. My job robs me of my energy and time to work on my manga, and I've even gotten in trouble for sneaking in panels while at my cubicle (multiple....multiple....multiple times). I haven't quit my job yet because it's the only thing paying for my house bills (and being a home owner in California is beyond expensive.....so I need this job).
I've been working on a horror manga story for about 2 years so far. I've shown it to alot of people in town, and all of them are saying I need to just publish my work on webtoon already. I haven't done this yet because I'm honestly way too nervous to do so due to the first half of chapter 1 (which still isn't done yet) having mediocre art at best (bad proportions, no backgrounds, no coloring, and none of this is digital). The other half of chapter one has much better models, shading, and even backgrounds.
I'm worried if people on Webtoon wont bother to read the story because of how messy it looks, despite the narrative being engaging (according to the people I've shown in town). I don't want to be doing taxes for the rest of my life, this is my true calling. I just know it.
How do I ensure that I am successful in taking the path of a webtoon manga artist with the obstacles in my path? (My honest biggest obstacle is my job being my only source of income to pay for my house mortgage, insurance, bills, and CA taxes. If I were not tied this job, I would commit to my craft full time).
Where do i go about it? I have a story completed and art concepts, i am on and off drawing it, but my work life sucks me in.
I would love to complete it. I started it in 2016. Its been almost a decade.
Arrow!
But how do you actually make a living on it? I have always wanted to make manga/webtoons.
Im hoping to be able to publish just a random oneshot for fun one day arrow
Nah, this is high tear
Bro looks like young Bruce Lee
Arrow ⬆️
Arrow, would your studio take on a follower’s project for their Webtoon idea?
Seeing as how you have a project going on I doubt it but how do you create a team? Would you take in a few select people and make them a sub team?
How does your parents fill about your job?
arrow :)
Can i be one of your editors ?
How would you just write and make others draw? You pay them? Or make a revenue share deal? In the early project there would be no gain at all and probabily you would be broke
How can a creative make it?
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Arrow. Congrats bro.
I'm new to trading, and I've lost a good sum trying out strategies I found in online tutorials. I would sincerely appreciate any recommendations you have.
As a beginner investor, it's essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable. Melanie Ann Karnavas is my trade analyst, she has guided me to identify key market trends, pinpointed strategic entry points, and provided risk assessment, ensuring my trades decisions align with market dynamics for optimal returns.
This is correct, Melanie strategy has normalized winning trades for me also and it’s a huge milestone for me looking back to how it all started.
The first step to successful investment is figuring your goals and risk tolerance either on your own or with the help of a financial professional but it's very advisable you make use of professional
Yes, I agree with you. Her platform is wonderful and her strategies are exceptional.
I'm new at this, please how can I reach out to her easily?
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