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Happy New Year!I just wanted to take a moment and wish all you wonderful creative types a Happy New Year! May 2009 be a positive, rewarding, and excitin... Started by Bobby Nash |
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Jan 2 Reply by Greg Carter |
Available for Commissions!!!y'guys probably hate by now, but I swear this is the last one... So, since the holidays are finally coming to a close, Im finishing the ... Started by jasonflowers |
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Happy Holidays, Atlaneans!Just wanted to take a second to wish everyone here a Merry Christmas, Happy Hannukah, Joyous Kwanzaa, Terrific Festivus, Glorious Life Da... Started by Ryan Eldridge |
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Dec. 25, 2008 Reply by D.C. White |
What are your strong and weak areas?Greetings, all! I think a little friendly discussion amongst the creative is in order,so I am putting a topic out here. What are your st... Started by Caleb Goodson |
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Dec. 19, 2008 Reply by Sean Taylor |
A local creator section at stores?Has anyone ever seen a store that highlighted local creators (not just during signings, I mean). Would you think that might be effective ... Started by Sean Taylor |
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Dec. 18, 2008 Reply by Ryan Eldridge |
Local indy-friendly comic stores?Which ones do you recommend? Why? Started by Sean Taylor |
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Dec. 10, 2008 Reply by Greg Carter |
NEW HERE..But BEEN HERE!I'm new here, but I was BORN & RAISED in the A. I am ATLANTA! I have red clay in my veins! Whatshappenin everybody! This seems like a... Started by JR Wheeler III |
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Dec. 8, 2008 Reply by Caleb Goodson |
Welcome to Online SerializationReposting from the webcomic group in order start a discussion on how the web is affecting distribution in the comics world: Webcomics ar... Started by Greg Carter |
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Dec. 6, 2008 Reply by Rachel Keslensky |
Local promotional opportunities?What are some of the most effecting and useful opportunities you've had to promote your work in comics? Have you had the opportunity to u... Started by Sean Taylor |
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In store appearances -- your storiesWhat has been your experiences with doing in store appearances for comic stores in the ATL area? Worth it or not? Do the stores really pr... Started by Sean Taylor |
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What is this network?
The Atlanta Comics Creators network is just what it says it is, group of Atlanta-based comics creators who use this online resource to make connections, build peer relationships, and further their comics careers.
Who is invited to join?
All mainstream, indie, or webcomic artists, inkers, writers, colorists, editors, and publishers; animators; and pop art and low brow creators local to the Atlanta area.
What can I do here?
Take part in forums to pick the minds of other creators, mentor and be mentored, develop small groups based on locale for real life connections, show off your work, form creative teams, network into national and international markets based on current members, and more to come, such as chat functions and more.
Why should I take part?
Because working in this industry tends to isolate us more than pull us together. Because you never know who your next boss or co-worker will be. Because making friends among your peers is a good practice. Because somebody worked really hard to try to make this place a useful resource, dang it.
What are "groups"?
"Groups" are ways of hooking up by common interests (such as manga or webcomics), location (North Atlanta or Downtown), job focus (artist, writer, pop art, or animator), or any other criteria that bonds us together in groups of people that can help each other become more effective or just hang out and enjoy each others' company.
Where can I get more info about this network?
Email the guy who created it. For more info about him, click this link.
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