this drawing in particular was a photo study, but just sort of testing out the style i'd draw a manga or webtoon in. i'm mostly a traditional artist and still adapting to digital. any advice is appreciated!! thanks ♡

Hi! I’m working on my first Webtoon and I’d love to know what you think about it! 🥹

God forbid a girl wanna read a dp series ON THE APP. and it decides to pull one over on me smh… i’ve never really had a problem with the concept or execution of dp’s, i don’t see a problem (if the creators are getting a lil extra), i don’t mind it

but when shit like this happens it’s not enjoyable when using your app ((

just a lil vent (it’s been working well until now, that’s what’s pissing me off more, it’s ruining my flow)

Looking for some tips!! Should I change my style to be more standard webtoon-y looking or is it okay for what it is? :0 Not a ton of color on show here but I do a simple cell-shaded style usually!

Gonna hurt some of y'all when I say that if a person dies at the age of 30 and then some magic crap happens and they reincarnate as their younger self without losing memory they are still 30 mentally... AND IF THEY GET A ML/FL CHILD (yes, teenager too, that's also a child) IT'S VERY CREEPYY

I’ve been working on my webtoon for a while now, but one thing that trips me up is the level of detail I add. I am a little picky but I get lazy about halfway through. I did my Mc without any bg or panel work and it took me like 2 hrs for this. I don’t think I can make the panels faster, and this work isn’t my best (sloppy lighting layer, less dynamic lighting and less detailed outfit,ect). I think this is what I can reasonably sustain. Do you guys think readers will notice how sloppy the art is if I just do this much with backgrounds?

I’ve been debating starting one of these three separate story ideas I’ve had for a while, I was just wondering which one looks the most interesting on first appearance.

(The similar poses comes from a drawing trend where people used their OCs. The art styles may also look slightly different as I went from drawing on my phone to a tablet and changed drawing programs.)

I know most comics on webtoons are story or drama comics, so I was just wondering if people would read these types of comics if I posted them there?

i’m an independent storywriter and artist working on a historical-fiction graphic novel (title is “Duiven” but it’s not uploaded on any platform, so no link yet). i just want genuine opinions on my style, and critique if anyone finds anything strange or inaccurate, since this is for a future school project meant to be displayed. i feel like i’d get more honest advice here on reddit.

This is small test comic I did of my two main characters. The scene is pretty random and main objective was to get used to csp, try showing some interaction between main leads and setting some general artstyle for the potential series.

What do you think? Are expressions alright? Is the general pacing ok? Is lettering/font to your liking? I know it's not proper webtoon format (yet) but I think I need some pair of fresh eyes that would tell me if it's a good direction.

(Please ignore badly drawn shirt)

I’ve never made a webtoon before but decided to sketch out the character designs while I’m writing the script, and I’m really not sure which one to choose😭

I’m working on two different webtoons (the first one I haven’t published yet plus I might redo the line are w a diff pen)

but which style is more of ur liking?

seriously,what is this?

cry or better yet beg found worthly opponent. so this manhwa glorifies slavery,rape and ownership?fl is another level of insuffereble selfish person with massive level of plot armor who just wants to own this men and don't care about their feelings and ineterests? what?

The first one is a newer one, the second my current cover. I'm a bit torn which to use now cuz both have elements I do and don't like so I thought id just ask here what ppl find more appealing ^^ (and if you don't like neither, tell me too, so I know what to improve!) thank you very much!

Are we now at the point where im not even allowed to read normally cus i have a big ass ad at the bottom of my screen?

Why do I have 13 years to read the next episode. WEBTOON my bad for being broke ig.

Im just a southern American dumbass obsessed with reading manwha who is absolutely devastated that Tapas is shutting down. All that money just wasted on an app to read so many stories and now they will just be gone.

How would you recommend finding and following any possible updates on the different stories? How do I cope with losing everything from this site? I was lucky that I only read a couple of stories on Pocket Comics, so when they closed I wasn’t as devastated. It helped that I found out about Pocket Comics when I saw my favorite story on Tapas, not from opening the app to that disappointing notice. Y’all, that notice absolutely ruined my entire week.

Anyways, thanks for reading my woes.

I’ve made the cover for my comic! I also made a short comic about how that little kiss happened hehe. I hope you like it a lot, thank you so much for your support as always.

I decided to make a quick spreadsheet to compare the costs of some of the webcomic apps! Since the prices of some episodes vary within certain platforms, you can make a copy here if you'd like to change those. I believe I've seen some similar spreadsheets before, but I wanted to factor in sale prices as well as the check-in points for Tappytoon's subscription. I personally tend to only spend during sales so I was curious about the price differences.

Note: The "episodes bought" columns are for how many episodes you could buy with each bundle, but I couldn't think of a better way to word it concisely. For platforms that have different episode prices depending on the series, I gave the cells dropdown menus to select from a list. Manta's is a mess mostly because the manga and novels have a wider price range, so sorry about that.

Lezhin is of course the most expensive, which makes sense because it has a lot more titles. It was also a lot more of a pain to understand how the monthly subscription worked, so I gave up and didn't include it.

Something else to consider is that Tappytoon and Lezhin both have daily check-ins while Tapas has a lot of events for free ink (which makes Tapas a lot more affordable than the math shows since I didn't factor that in). I decided not to include the first-time packages from Manta because you can only purchase those once, but I would say the deal you get for your first premium subscription month ($5.99 USD) is definitely worth it. I'm not sure about the regular non-premium subscription because I couldn't find how exactly the "extra gems with gem bundles" worked.

Also lmk if you notice any mistakes or if I missed anything, I made this at like 3am.

Hi everyone!

I hope you won't feel like it's "daily artist spam with silly question" type of thing. I really need opinions from people who read a lot of webtoons because I personally am at my wits end.

Last time I made a small comic some readers were saying that the font should be a handwritten one so I decided to look some more for some fitting options!

So here I come with test shot and 4 fonts: 1. Della respira (the same as I used in previous short. It kinda suits the drawings but I worry if it fit every scene well) 2. Digital strip (this one feels like typical webtoon font but somehow looks better than anime ace) 3. SF cartoonist (nice 'n' slim) 4. Stanberry (isn't it too wholesome looking?) 5. Delius

So which reads best? Which looks most pleasant to you? Or maybe you have some favourite ones that I should try? Which webtoons do you think have perfect lettering?

I was watching an ad to read a comic and wanted to share a moment from it with a friend but forgot that it gives me a legal action warning. I deleted it immediately but now I’m scared. Can somebody help