Children's Graphic Novel Day Roundtable Summary (Part 4)
On online comics, conventions and communities:
Most everyone agreed that starting to show your work online helped to generate interest and word-of-mouth, opening doors to many opportunities. The Flight anthology owed much of its early success to the online buzz generated before the release of the first volume. Every panelist agreed conventions played a critical role in bringing your art to the public and to publishing pros. Moreover, Kazu Kibuishi likened the group of creators behind tables at conventions as a village, and for him, attending conventions such as the San Diego Comic Con gave him the chance to meet and socialize with friends and peers in that village.
Read Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 of the Children's Graphic Novel Day Roundtable with the list of our guests.
Most everyone agreed that starting to show your work online helped to generate interest and word-of-mouth, opening doors to many opportunities. The Flight anthology owed much of its early success to the online buzz generated before the release of the first volume. Every panelist agreed conventions played a critical role in bringing your art to the public and to publishing pros. Moreover, Kazu Kibuishi likened the group of creators behind tables at conventions as a village, and for him, attending conventions such as the San Diego Comic Con gave him the chance to meet and socialize with friends and peers in that village.
Read Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 of the Children's Graphic Novel Day Roundtable with the list of our guests.
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