Hey Blaise, welcome in!
Comic art that prioritizes connection over spectacle is its own kind of discipline. That focus on moving people through story is what sticks.
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🏆 I gave your portfolio an honest critique!
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I hope this helps take some of the load off of promoting your art!
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Hi! 👋 Comic art that invites connection is exactly the ambition worth chasing. The "moves with people" line is the thing, honestly, that's the whole game when a story actually lands. What pulled you toward comics as the form for the stories you're telling?
Good to have another comic artist here. Your portfolio carries a lot of quiet weight, the way you frame those everyday moments without needing big gestures to land the point. That's harder than it looks. I spend most of my time with landscapes where patience is just waiting for light, but comics require building that patience into sequential beats. Different kind of wait. Looking forward to seeing what you post.