10 Questions for Comics Creators

[Bobby Nash]

Hey. I saw this and thought I would pass it along to those of you who might be interested. I figure a little expra publicity can't hurt. Please forward on to any creators you think might be interested.

Bobby

10 Questions for Comics Creators

ComicsCareer.Com is a website devoted to the craft of creating comics. We’re starting a new feature on the site: We’re asking professional comics creators to give their answers to a set of 10 questions about their life and career. We’ll be publishing one “interview” each day.

If you create or publish comics of any type, we would love to include your 10 Questions interview. Just fill in your answers below and send them to: [e-mail]. (We’ll keep your email address strictly confidential.)

Use as many or as few words as you want. Except for minor corrections for spelling, punctuation, etc., we won’t edit without your permission.

Important: We want to get hundreds of creators and industry professionals to participate in the 10 Questions interview project, so we need your help. Please forward this survey on to your colleagues and encourage them to do the same.

Thanks very much for participating!

Kirk Chritton, Publisher
ComicsCareer.Com
[e-mail]
1412 SW 22nd St
Blue Springs, MO 64015
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Your name:

Your published credits:

Where do you live:

(Optional) Your current project(s) that we should mention:

(Optional) Website for readers to find out more about you:

10 Questions

1. When did you first decide that you wanted to create your own comics for a living?

2. Who has had the biggest influence on you outside the comics industry, and how did they affect your life?

3. Who has had the biggest influence on your comics career, and how has that person changed your work?

4. What do you do to recharge your creative batteries?

5. Describe your typical work routine.

6. What writing, drawing, or other tools do you use?

7. What element of your work gives you the most personal satisfaction?

8. What has been the most rewarding project in your professional career – in or out of comics – and why?

9. We’ve all met very talented newcomers who are trying to get their first professional projects. What’s the best advice you’ve ever heard given to a promising new creator?

10. Time to get philosophical: What’s the most important "big idea” that you've learned in life – in or out of comics – and why is it important?

Thanks again for participating. Return the survey to [e-mail] and please be sure to forward the survey questions on to your colleagues.

[Bobby Nash]

Thanks. It was a fun interview.

Bobby

[Sean Taylor]

Thanks for sharing this, Bobbo.

[Bobby Nash]

No problemo.

[Greg Carter]

I keep forgetting. I really need to do this.

[Bobby Nash]

You should. It's a good bit of exposure. Especially if everyone interviewed sends the info to their respective fans, friends, family, we could all have new people seeing our stuff.

Bobby