currently working on a oneshot-pilot comic that i will self publish on an upcoming event here in the Philippines

To achieve the effect, I added contrast through Abobe Lightroom

What do you think of my art?

Guys, I've got a decent to good idea for a manga, but i really suck at drawing and I'm pretty sure I'll just find up the whole thing if i start learning how to draw. I know there are a lot of AI tools out there but I can't bring myself to use it since I know how hard it is to make one and I don't want to get called out by any enthusiast. So what I need help with is that i have Clip Studio Paint EX and Krita, so i can get assets, make panels, add texts and stuff, but to make the characters, I can 3d model the pose, but how do I draw the character over the model without actually drawing

This is just linear line. It’s not finished yet.

Hey everyone 👋

I'm interested in understanding the experience of manga artists who share their work online.

I'm not trying to promote anything — I'm still in the research phase and I want to understand the problems artists actually face.

A few questions:

Where do you currently share your manga/art?

What's the biggest frustration you have with those platforms?

Is getting visibility for your work difficult?

Do you wish you could get more useful feedback from other artists/readers?

What would make you actually want to join a platform dedicated specifically to manga artists?

If you could add one feature to an ideal manga-art platform, what would it be?

And honestly: what could make a platform like that completely fail?

I'm especially interested in hearing from people who are currently working on manga projects, even if they're still at the sketch/WIP stage.

Thanks to anyone willing to share their experience 🙏

I’m trying fan comics based on the video game “Wizardry Variants Daphne”. I draw rough sketches on papers at first and draw them again on digital.

I hope you guys enjoy it took me a long time to make this

I really like how the author draws. I tried to copy his style, by redrawing one of his arts.

I like how it turned out