Arts:Visual Arts
I recently made a series of videos about publishing my webcomics as print-on-demand books on Amazon. I thought I would share this on the art podcast as I'm doing the setup for my fourth book this year.
I gave some background about how I started my webcomic in the last episode of the podcast.
This time I share how my webcomic transformed from something I was just posting on my website, to a thing that I could find multiple uses for at once.
Links
Video: Making a book of my webcomic - Artwork/Book sizes & Printing - Part 2
Check out the book!
Book 4: "Then This Happened..." Home Working on Amazon - https://amzn.to/34u7qHi
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