I would be careful with a few of the near tangent lines that is created by the window and the character inside the cone. The edges are very close together. I really like both of the expressions!

I have been working my new original comic book, Battle Chronicles for a few months and just recently purchased and created my website through SquareSpace. Currently, I upload 2 pages every Friday, but I am wondering if I should change my strategy?

Here is a little background information on what I have done so far:
Issue I (34 Pages+Cover) - All pages available for free since I started my website in June.
Issue II (22 Pages+Cover) - Finished and currently being uploaded two pages at a time every Friday.
Issue III (24 Pages+Cover) - Drawn and inked, need to be colored and lettered.
Issue IV (24 Pages+Cover) - Currently writing and working on thumbnails.

Should I change things up, or just stay the course? I am still new to this, but I just want to make sure that I am constantly self-evaluating and pushing myself for the best results!

Here are the covers for Issue I and II:

If you would like to read more here is the link: https://www.tylerjhallstrom.com/

Thank you for taking a look!

It's all about balance. As an art teacher, I would say if you are comfortable with your client and the work that they are requesting the go for it!

As long as you are putting forth your best effort and can maintain a quality that you are happy with, I think working on freelance jobs as a student will put you on the path to success.

I finished my first children's book! It was an interesting journey to say the least, but there is an immense feeling of accomplishment when you finish a book. I finished Cacti Octopi a few months ago, and after a little internal debate I decided to put it online for FREE.

Here is the link to my new website: https://www.tylerjhallstrom.com/

I would greatly apprecaite any feedback, comments, shares, thoughts, or general encouragement as far as this project goes.

Thanks for you time everyone!

P.s. - I also have a webcomic that I update every Friday (aka today). There are 30+ pages also available now! I'll be making a separate post for this later. :)

Tyler

I finished my first children's book! It was an interesting journey to say the least, but there is an immense feeling of accomplishment when you finish a book. I finished Cacti Octopi a few months ago, and after a little internal debate I decided to put it online for FREE.

Here is the link to my new website: https://www.tylerjhallstrom.com/

I would greatly apprecaite any feedback, comments, shares, thoughts, or general encouragement as far as this project goes.

Thanks for you time everyone!

P.s. - I also have a webcomic that I update every Friday (aka today). There are 30+ pages also available now! I'll be making a separate post for this later. :)

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@TessW Thank you! I was really excited to see it up there. Humbling for sure.

Glad you got it up and running! It can be an intimidating feat to jump into the realm of digital art, but practice makes perfect and the more you work with it the more you will be able to do.

I really like the chicken in the 1st image. It has a really interesting shape dynamic.

Here is another preview image from my upcoming Children's Book. The Cacti has found himself some water! I tested out dozens of renditions for painting, designing, and rendering water in this book, and I am really happy with where I ended up. It can be difficult to find a design that you like, but you have to keep designing and working until you find something you like.

Additionally, I'd like to thank @SVS for featuring my 1st Cacti image on Instagram and Twitter. Thanks everyone! @Will-Terry @Jake-Parker @Lee-White

This is a cool idea, do you have a color scheme in mind for the finished product?