Comics and Illustration: Present Your Editorial Project

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Course overview

Provider
Domestika
Course type
Paid course
Level
Beginner
Deadline
Flexible
Duration
3 hours
Lessons
18 lessons
Certificate
Available on completion
Course author
Sergio Bleda

How much do publishers pay? What types of contracts exist? What's the best way to present your work? These are just some of the questions you need answers to if you're going to start your professional career in the world of comics and illustration.

After bringing you Inking Techniques for Comics and Illustration and Watercolor Coloring for Comics and Illustrations, Sergio Bleda, professional comic author and illustrator, helps forge your path in the industry with his knowledge and experience.

In this course, learn all the stages of constructing an editorial project for comics and illustration. Discover the most effective ways to get your message across to your readers and professionalize your art.

Description

Learn to professionalize your comic art ready for publishing by discovering all the stages of constructing an editorial project

Sergio Bleda starts off the course by telling you about his background in the world of comics and illustration, as well as some influences present in his work and the artists from whom he has learned the most.

Next, have a look at the material you need for your project and find out how the money from the final price of each comic is distributed when you buy it at your favorite store.

Learn about the different types of projects based on the work you're looking for and the market where you want to publish your piece. Sergio teaches you how to write up the synopsis, design the characters, make sample pages, sketch the cover, and tie it all together.

When you're done, it's time to submit it to a publisher. First, learn how to choose the right publisher for you, then Sergio gives you some tips for finding an editor and deepening your knowledge on the clauses typically found in standard contracts.

Find alternatives to conventional funding, such as collective editions, competitions, and grants. Learn to value self-publishing and other ways to finance your work and make it known to the rest of the world.

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