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Artist(s) needed...... I've got a couple of completed scripts that are lying around. I'm in a black hole out here and have no artists around me that are reliabl... Started by Chad Carver	0	Jan 8
Available to pimp your shit As some of you know, I do reviews and interviews over at projectfanboy.com. I wanted to put it out to everyone here that I'm readily avai... Started by Ryan Eldridge	0	Jan 6
Pencils & Inks needed As some of you may have read in the "What are your strong and weak areas?" thread, my latest book (The Continued Adventures of Dirk Dixon... Started by Ryan Eldridge	0	Dec. 20, 2008
Current markets and opportunities? Consider this an open forum for posting creative opportunities. Companies looking for creators. Publishers open to submissions. Creators ... Started by Sean Taylor	0	Dec. 6, 2008

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Sean Taylor created this Ning Network.

FAQ

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.