Welcome to Paper Cat Press’s Weekly Roundup! In the Weekly Roundup, I provide links and summarized information about the crowdfunded projects, creator opportunities, and resources that have caught my eye over the week. I hope you enjoy!

WARNING! Some content below may feature NSFW content. Links will be marked NSFW! when the content identifies itself as adult material.

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News || Helping Others || Awards || Recent Webcomic Debuts || Crowdfunded Projects || Animation || Comics, Illustration, and More || Conventions and Events || Fan Zines || Mentorships & Fellowships || Residencies, Retreats, and Workshops || Scholarships, Sponsorships, and Grants || Teaching || Typesetting || Voice Acting || Writing and Editing || Youth || Resources || Deals || Giveaways

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News

Did your comic debut in 2017? Fill out this form! I’ll be sharing the full list on January 15, so be sure to submit your comic before then!

Helping Others

Need to contact your government officials? Let Resist Bot and 5calls help you out.

If you are a trans person in need of legal assistance, check translawhelp.org for pro bono services in your state.

Here’s a list of free or low-cost mental health resources. Thank you so much for compiling this list, Tiffany!

If you need to talk to someone or otherwise vent, please utilize this list of help hotlines.

Take care and take your time. Your work is more important than ever. Thank you for sharing your originality and openness with the world. You bring light to the days of others, and it is so, so appreciated.

Awards

The Laydeez Do Comics Women’s Prize for Unpublished Graphic Novels in Progress is accepting submissions from UK female-identifying comic artists until January 13. The selected winner will receive £2,000, and five runner-ups will receive £200 and a one-on-one critique session with an acclaimed graphic novelist. Submit 12 pages of a comic project for consideration.

The Puchi Award is accepting submissions of creative, original books of any genre or form from international participants until January 25.

The Cartoonist Studio Prize is accepting submissions of print and web comics published in 2017 until January 31. Two winners will receive $1000 each.

The Excellence in Graphic Literature Awards is accepting submissions through January 31. Winning titles in each category will be announced at Denver Comic Con.

The 2018 Washington Book Awards is accepting submissions of books published by Washington writers in 2017 until February 1.

The Comic Studies Society is accepting nominations in a number of categories through February 1. Recipients of the CSS Article Prize, CSS Book Prize, Gilbert Seldes Prize for Public Scholarship, and/or The Hillary Chute Award for Best Graduate Student Conference Presentation will receive $300, a plaque, and an invitation to a roundtable discussion of research.

The Dwayne McDuffie Awards for Kids’ Comics is accepting submissions for consideration until March 1.

The DiNKy Awards are now accepting submissions from creators.

The winners of StArt Faire’s 2017 Excellence in Webcomics Awards were announced! Congratulations to all of the winners! There’s still time to vote for the People’s Choice Award. Submit your favorite webcomic before January 19.

Recent Webcomic Debuts

Crowdfunded Projects

 

Bear Company: A Comic Anthology About Big Gay Men is running a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for its printing and shipping. Bear Company will feature 4 stories about fat gay men, transgender men, and nonbinary people in 48 black and white pages. Tier options include digital and physical versions of the comic. The Kickstarter ends on January 17.

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Sparkler Monthly is running a Kickstarter for Sunshine Boy: Volume 1 Paperback by Moosopp. Sunshine Boy follows Kelly who, after a move to a new place, finds a friend in his next door neighbor, Grey. Tier options include physical and digital copies of the book, a desktop background, keychains, and stickers. The Kickstarter ends on January 23.

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Maya Kern is running a Kickstarter to produce Flower Girls Art Prints for Kickstarter’s January “Make 100” campaign. Each print will be silver foiled and hand-numbered, limited to quantities of 75 each. Tier options include digital wallpapers and the prints themselves. The Kickstarter ends on January 31.

General

Did you or will you table in an artist alley in the US this year? Take the 2017 Artist Alley Convention Survey here.

The Comic Tea Party is a weekly book club for webcomics. Participate in the Discord chat weekly on Thursdays at 5pm to 7pm PST. Sign your comic up for a chance to have it read and discussed in the group!

Format shared this article about major publications and their rates for illustrators. Submit your experiences to expand what we know about rates!

New Visions is also accepting anonymous information about editorial illustration pay.

If you’re an artist who uses the internet to further your career, fill out this survey!

Are you a comic critic or journalist? Take this survey!

Animation

• (Kilkenny, Ireland) Cartoon Saloon is seeking a Line Producer for work on an animated TV show, Production Coordinators, Production Managers, and Storyboard Artists.
• (Canada) DHX has job openings in Halifax, Toronto, and Vancouver.
• (Burbank, California) Disney TV is seeking a storyboard artist for Tangled the Series.
• Laura Price shared tips for applying to animation studios.
• (Burbank, California) Nickelodeon is hiring art directors, a casting assistant, a character designer, and a storyboard artist.
• Studio Yotta is seeking remote FX Animators and cleanup animators who can animate in Flash.
• (Los Angeles, California) Titmouse is looking for background designers and painters, a compositor, a line producer, and interns.
• (Toronto, Canada) Ubisoft is hiring artists, programmers, office workers, and more.
• (Burbank, California) Walt Disney Animation Studios is hiring Crowd Animators, Software Engineers, and Summer Interns specializing in visual development, CG animation, and story art.
• Here is a survey for Women Professionals in Animation. If you work in animation and identify as a woman, please submit your anonymous information to this survey to inform and assist current and future animators.

You can find a directory of currently open animation jobs at animatedjobs.com!

Comics, Illustration, and More

• Knock Knock, the Tech Noir edition, is accepting submissions of illustrations, comics and prose involving technology and futurism through January 26.
• StArt Faire is accepting submissions for issue 23 through January 29.
• Being True (or How I Learned to Love Myself) is accepting proposals from LGBTQ+ comic creators through January 31.
• Dirty Rotten Comics #12 is accepting submissions from UK-based comic artists through January 31. Comics should be 1-4 pages long and in black and white.
• Kuti #47 is accepting submissions of comics up to 8 pages long through February 8.
• Volume 5 of the Lilies Anthology: Tiger Lily is accepting comics about self-love through February 14.
• Red Stylo is accepting queries for its horror anthology “A SOUL DIVIDED/ CAGED IN FLESH” inspired by The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde through February 15. As noted on the website, send a query before submitting a pitch.
• Hellcat Press is accepting pitches for horror anthology Screams Heard ‘Round the World through February 28. Accepted entrants will receive $20 and a free copy of the final book.
• The Myriad First Graphic Novel Competition is accepting applications from artists and writers who have not yet published a complete graphic novel. Applications close February 28.
• Transcendant Transgressions: Dark Visions of Trans Artists is accepting applications from transgender, non-binary and intersex visual artists, illustrators, writers and poets, musicians and filmmakers whose works emphasize dark surrealism through February 28. Proceeds will be donated to Trans Lifeline.
• The Oneshi Press Quarterly Anthology accepts progressive comic and illustration work on a quarterly basis. Their next due date is March 1. Contributors are paid through quarterly royalties and surrender first right of publication and right of first refusal after publication.
• 24 Panels is accepting submissions of 24 panels or less from comic artists through March 31. They’re also seeking a comics editor! Proceeds will be donated to the mental health care of survivors of the Grenfell Tower fire.
• GJB Publishing is accepting applications from illustrators who live with mental health issues for Colours of the Mind through March 31.
• The Silent Manga Audition‘s 9th competition event is accepting submissions through March 31. This SMA has a limit of 16 pages or less and a choice of three themes to select from. Comic submissions should be silent and without dialogue.
• The 2018 IF Anthology is accepting completed submissions (not pitches) of horror comics through May 1. Edits for accepted works will be accepted through June 1.

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• 404 Ink is seeking comic contributors for We Shall Fight Until We Win, an anthology celebrating the women who helped achieve the right to vote in the UK.
• Argot Magazine is seeking written and illustrated submissions about queer and marginalized experiences.
• Asexual Artists is always seeking creative asexual interviewees.
• Black Girls Create is looking for submissions of written, drawn, filmed, photographed, or any other expression of creative work from black creators showing what their time at Hogwarts would’ve looked like! They are also seeking black women creators and pop culture critique and commentary from black women creators.
• The Brave Some is seeking submissions of short stories, prose, essays, reviews, and visual art by black and/or brown women and femmes.
• Carnation Books is accepting submissions of queer genre fiction and welcomes fanfiction writers seeking to transition into publishing their original writing content. They are actively seeking submissions with asexual or aromantic main characters. They are also seeking cover artists and plot and style editors.
• Cicada is seeking submissions of poetry, fiction, essays, comics, and illustration.
• ComicsMNT is seeking pitches for features. They are also seeking to interview comic artists on their process and comic retailers.
• GenderTerror is accepting submissions of LGBTQ+ horror from artists and writers.
• Jerry’s Art-A-Rama hosts a number of art contests, some ongoing and some requiring specific materials.
• (Brooklyn, New York) Kickstarter is looking for Comics Outreach Lead.
• Longreads is accepting portfolio submissions.
• You can send samples of your work along with pitches to thenib@firstlook.org to be considered by The Nib.
• Pink Narcissus Press is seeking cover artwork for SF/F speculative fiction.
• Sam is looking for artists to feature during his upcoming Kickstarter campaign. Need a shoutout? Submit your name!
• WebComicChat is looking for volunteer artists for upcoming chat topics.
• Zine-O-Matic, a zine subscription service, is open for zine submissions!

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Check out Arts for LA, College Art Opportunities, or Graphic Competitions for more exhibition, residency, and grant opportunities. See Find Anthologies for a list of anthologies with open submissions and to submit anthologies of your own. Chris Arrant regularly shares location-based jobs in comics (mostly editorial, office, or design work). Check the #ComicJobs hashtag! Check Comic Ops to see opportunities specifically for comic creators. Zine Submissions and Zine Scene have great lists of zines, too!

Conventions and Events

Con or Bust has free tickets available for people of color for a number of upcoming conventions, including the SFWA Nebua Conference, the Locus Awards weekend, and WorldCon 76!

Conosaurus is LIVE! Browse cons by location, date, and other variables! Check it out and support their Patreon! Here’s their Weekly Digest #42! Need convention advice? Join #ConTalkTues every Tuesday at 8PM EST!

• blerDCon is accepting vendor applications.
• Artist Alley tables are available for ClexaCon 2018.
• ConnectiCon 2018 is accepting applications for artist alley.
• Denver Comic Con 2018 is accepting applications from exhibitors.
• HavenCon has artist alley and vendor spaces available.
• Artist Alley tables are available for HeroesCon 2018.
• The LA Zine Fest is accepting applications until January 19.
• Exhibitor and Artist Alley tables are available for Long Beach Comic Expo 2018.
• Rose City Comic Con 2018 is accepting applications for their maker’s market.
• Universal Fan Con is accepting applications for vendors.
• The Vancouver Comic Arts Festival, or VANCAF, is accepting applications for its artist alley until January 31.

Here’s a list of international zine fests brought to you by ZINES!

Designers

Geeks of Color is looking for a graphic designer.

I created a document where people who have skills in web design and are willing and able to assist comic creators in creating their own websites can list themselves. Feel free to add your name, examples, and prices!

Fan Zines

• Mirrors, a Boku no Hero Academia fanzine for writers, is accepting applications from writers, illustrators, and editors on a rolling basis. Profits will be split evenly between contributors via Paypal.
• Terra Incognita, A Yuri on Ice fanzine about traveling and social media, is accepting applications from writers and artists through January 14. Profits will be split evenly between contributors.
• Tokyo Daylight, A Persona 5 fashion fanzine, is accepting applications from artists through January 16. Proceeds will be donated to UK charity Mind.
• The Pandora Hearts fanzine is accepting applications through January 18. Any proceeds will be donated to charity.
• The Fukurodani Zine is accepting applications from artists through January 19.
• Book of Fate, A Fate/Grand Order fanzine, is accepting applications from artists through January 20. Profits will be divided evenly between contributors.
• Silhouette: A Houseki no Kuni Fan Zine is accepting applications through January 21. Profits will be split evenly between contributors.
• Believe, a Danganropa Volume 3 fan zine, is accepting applications from artists through January 28.
• Through the Ages, a Boku no Hero Academia fanzine following the boys in the series during different life stages, has applications open to artists and writers through January 29. Profits will be split evenly between contributors via Paypal.
• NSFW! Sabbath, a NSFW Devilman fanzine, is accepting applications from artists through January 30. Profits will be divided evenly between contributors.
• Cure-All: The Unofficial Precure Fanbook is open for applications from artists through February 1. Proceeds will be split evenly between artists unless less than $400 is generated, in which case proceeds will go to Planned Parenthood.
• The Rocket Queen: A Zine about Fareeha (Pharah) Amari is open for applications from writers and artists through February 3. Profits will be split evenly between contributors, with 10% going to the organizer.
• Dungeonwatch, a D&D-themed Overwatch fanzine, is accepting applications from artists and writers through February 5. Profits will be split evenly between contributors, with 5% of funds raised paid to the zine organizer.
• Musicwatch, a music-themed Overwatch fanzine, is accepting applications from artists through February 5. Profits will be split evenly between contributors.
• Rain and Flowers, an Animal Crossing fanbook, has applications open for artists and writers through February 14. The zine will not be for profit and will be shared in a digital format only.
• A fanzine to celebrate the Ronin Warriors/Yoroiden Samurai Troopers 30th Anniversary is accepting submissions from artists and writers through April 1. No profit will be generated from this free zine.

Looking for more fan zines to submit to? Check out Find Anthologies and ZineAppCalls for more! Have a finished zine project you want to advertise? Check out Zine RTer!

Mentorships & Fellowships

The Editor – Writer Mentorship for Diverse Writers is accepting applications from unpublished, underrepresented writers through January 21.

The Tulsa Artist Fellowship is accepting applications through March 1. Each year, between 5 and 15 recipients will be selected to receive a $20,000 stipend. Selected visual artists will receive free housing and studio space for visual artists, and literary artists will receive free co-working space in Tulsa, OK.

The Representation Matters Mentorship Program is accepting applications on a rolling basis from self-identified people of color interested in the publishing industry. Mentorships will last 6 months, with a minimum of one session every two months.

Residencies, Retreats, and Workshops

(Seattle, WA) Densho is seeking a digital media artist in residence to explore the history of incarceration in World War II and how it impacts contemporary injustices. Applications are due January 31.

(Los Angeles, California) The +LAB Artist Residency Program is accepting applications from California visual artists, performance artists, and writers through January 15.

Check out the Alliance of Art Communities, Arts for LA, College Art Opportunities for exhibition, residency, and grant opportunities.

Scholarships, Sponsorships, and Grants

• The Will Eisner Graphic Novel Growth Grant is accepting applications from libraries with ALA memberships seeking to expand their current graphic novel collections and services. The Will Eisner Graphic Novel Innovation Grant is accepting applications from libraries with ALA memberships who would like to initiate a graphic novel program. Applications for both are due January 26.
• Three Coretta Scott King Book Donation Grants are open for applications from underfunded libraries, schools, and sources of child education through January 30.
• The Barrelhouse Amplifier Award for $1500 is accepting applications from independent literary websites and small presses through January 31.
• Western Washington primary and secondary school educators and librarians are invited to apply for the C4C3 Grant to bring more graphic novels and comics into the educational process.
• The Creators for Creators Grant for $30,000 is accepting applications from single artists or writer/artist duos to support the creation of original comics work. Applications will be accepted through March 31.

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• A number of micro grants are available for marginalized writers.
• Melanie Gillman shared this list of Grants, Fellowships, and Residencies for Cartoonists! Thanks, Melanie!
• Pop Culture Collaborative offers grants year-round for rapid response initiatives that help advance social change through pop culture.
• Canadian artists and cultural connectors are welcome to apply for grant funds through the Professional Development for Arts Professionals of Supporting Artistic Practice. Details on how and when you can apply are available on the page.
• Are you a professional freelancer experiencing financial duress? The Haven Foundation offers grants and assistance to applicants with chronic illness or injury or other career-threatening emergencies.

Check out Arts for LA, College Art Opportunities, this list by Donathin Frye, or this list by ProFellow for grant opportunities.

Teaching

Sign up to teach at Skillshare to earn royalties based on the premium member students in your class. See here for additional information.

Typesetting

Digital Manga has positions open for freelance manga letterers.

Voice Acting

Heavy Thought Studios is looking for voice actors!

Check the Casting Call Club and Voice Acting Space for more voice acting and audio opportunities.

Writing and Editing

• Kitaab is accepting submissions for The Best Asian Speculative Fiction anthology from Asian contributors worldwide until January 15.
• Everyday Feminism is looking to hire 8 writers by January 15. Writers will be paid $125 per published article.
• Knock Knock, the Tech Noir edition, is accepting submissions of illustrations, comics and prose involving technology and futurism through January 26.
• StArt Faire is accepting submissions, including submissions of light novels, for issue 23 through January 29.
• Bitch Media is seeking pitches for their upcoming issue on travel. Please pitch by January 31.
• FIYAH Lit Mag is accepting pitches by and about people of the African Diaspora for their issue “Big Mama Nature” through January 31.
• The Nickelodeon Animation Writing Program is open for applications through January 31.
• NSFW! Circlet Press is seeking short story submissions for their upcoming anthology Fantastic Beasts and Where to F*** Them through February 1.
• Foreshadow: A Serial YA Anthology is seeking early career YA writers, particularly those from underrepresented backgrounds, for their issue 0 by February 1.
• Sesame Street Writers’ Room is accepting applications from writers of underrepresented racial backgrounds until February 4.
• NSFW! Cleis Press is seeking submissions for the Best Lesbian Erotica of the Year Volume 3 until February 15. Selected contributors will receive $100 and a copy of the book. They are also seeking submissions for the Best Women’s Erotica of the Year Volume 4 until February 18. Selected writers will receive $200 and 2 copies of the published book.
• The Opening Up Digital Fiction Writing Competition is accepting submissions through February 15. Cash prizes to be announced. Winners will have the opportunity to publish their digital fiction through Wonderbox Publishing.
• Making Monsters is seeking short stories and poetry featuring reimagined monsters and mythology in scifi, fantasy, and horror settings through February 28.
• GJB Publishing is accepting applications from writers who live with mental health issues for Headspace: Mental Health and the Creative Mind through March 31.
• NineStar Press is accepting submissions of romantic fiction with the theme “LOST.” Submissions are due April 30.
• Lethe Press is seeking submissions of short stories featuring gay men in the 18th and 19th centuries for The Decadents until May.
• Black from the Future: A Black Speculative Fiction Anthology is accepting submissions through June 30.

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• The American Greetings Alternative Writing Studio is accepting applications for freelance card writers.
• Anime Feminist is looking for contributors in the upcoming year. Read here for more information. Article writers will generally be paid $50 per article.
• Anime News Network is looking for News Interns, Freelance Editorial Contributors, and a Convention Correspondents.
• Argot Magazine is seeking written and illustrated submissions about queer and marginalized experiences.
• The Beat  is seeking writers for articles on comics and pop culture. Email for more information.
• Black Girls Create is looking for submissions of written, drawn, filmed, photographed, or any other expression of creative work from black creators showing what their time at Hogwarts would’ve looked like! They are also seeking black women creators and pop culture critique and commentary from black women creators.
• The Brave Some is seeking submissions of short stories, prose, essays, reviews, and visual art by creators who identify as black and/or brown women and femmes.
• Bustle is hiring remote news/politics writers and news reporters.
• Carnation Books is accepting submissions of queer genre fiction and welcomes fanfiction writers seeking to transition into publishing their original writing content. They are actively seeking submissions with asexual or aromantic main characters. They are also seeking cover artists and plot and style editors.
• Choice of Games is hiring writers for their new line of interactive romance games.
• Cicada is seeking submissions of poetry, fiction, essays, comics, and illustration.
• ComicsMNT is seeking pitches for features. They are also seeking to interview comic artists on their process and comic retailers.
• Culturess is seeking new contributors!
• Online monthly magazine The Dark is accepting submissions from 2000 to 6000 words in length. Encouraged genres include horror and dark fantasy, but graphic, violent horror is not desired. Payment is $0.03/word for up to 6000 words. Republishing payment is $0.01/word.
• Geeks of Color is looking for news reporters, writers, and music bloggers.
• GenderTerror is accepting submissions of LGBTQ+ horror from artists and writers.
• The Blend at Hello Giggles is looking for pitches on experiences of people who are part of two or many cultures at once. Pay is $75-$100 per article.
• Kotaku is looking for a Freelance Weekend Editor.
• Latinx Publishing is seeking more mentors for its 2018 Writer/Mentor program.
• Lillium Publishing is accepting fiction manuscripts, either standalone books or series, in a number of genres, including “urban romance and erotica,” “vampires, goblins, and ghouls,” and “Foreign excursion. Great escape.”
• Longreads is seeking pitches for personal essays, interviews, reading lists, and more.
• Lore Lush Publishing is accepting manuscript submissions in a number of genres. Diverse and inclusive works are prioritized.
• The Mary Sue is hiring freelance writers, especially those with pitches on queer representation, video games, and music.
• Ms En Scene is accepting review and essay pitches from women and nonbinary people regarding film and TV.
• NineStar Press is seeking submissions of romance, erotica, and literary novels.
• On She Goes is seeking pitches and ideas about women of color and traveling. Tips, insight, and anecdotes are welcome.
• Panel Patter is looking for contributors, particularly from writers interested in manga and webcomics!
• Pink Narcissus Press is seeking SF/F speculative fiction of 50,000 words or more and artwork.
• Ruminate is hiring a fiction editor and nonfiction editor for part-time work.
• Videodame is seeking contributors for their monthly guest residency. Contributors will be paid $50 for 1-4 pieces about or inspired by games and gaming culture.

Check out writingcareer.com for a list of calls for submission!

Youth

• Ms. magazine is seeking pitches from 14-19 year old girl-identifying teens focusing on issues facing teen girls and the activism of teen girls working to solve the issue. Selected contributors will be paid $100 for their published articles.

Comics Club highlights and connects comic clubs and shares advice and resources to help youth comic creators.

Natalie “Tally” Nourigat offers advice & resources for young cartoonists ages 14-18 (although this is good advice for creators at any age)!

The NewPages Young Writers Guide for artists and writers shares publications seeking applications from youth contributors.

Resources

• The 2016 Artist Alley Convention Survey is now available to view and purchase! Find out which conventions were rated highest by engagement, sales, amenities, and other information, all in easy-to-understand charts and simply written information. Thank you so much Kiriska for putting this together!
• Did you or will you table in an artist alley this year? Take the 2017 Artist Alley Convention Survey here.
• Archive Binge is a new webcomic aggregator and reader brought to you by Respheal. Add your comic and check it out!
• Artigrades is a new webcomic marketing club. Need to market your webcomic? Check it out!
• Becca Hillburn of Nattosoup explained which inks are best suited for art markers as well as where to find free or inexpensive art education. Be sure to check her Youtube channel for new video interviews with independent artists, walkthroughs with dip pen nibs, tutorials, and more.
• Check out Business of Illustration for smart business tips for illustrators!
• Clara Fernandez-Vara shared this list of tools to make narrative games.
• Comic Art Ed has a new website! Check out the podcast “Drawing a Dialogue,” the recommended reading list, and more!
• The Crash Override Network has resources on what to do if you’re a victim of online harrassment and/or doxxing and how to protect yourself.
• Fai wrote a comprehensive Zine Organizing Guide. Thanks, Fai!
• Gumroad shared information on what a patronage model through their service would look like.
• Jessica & Jacinta shared their writing tips in a convenient Twitter Moment!
• Jetpens shared a blog on Waterproof Pens and Inks for Watercolors and a Guide to Metallic and Glitter Ink Pens and Markers.
• I shared some awesome community organizers who do additional work outside of their art and comic work to provide resources to other creators like themselves. Check out this list! And if you know more, tell me about them! I’d love to hear about them 🙂
• Kata shared this handy guide to perspective! Thanks, Kata!
• Melissa McCommon shared a blog post about making a con kit! Thanks, Melissa!
• Nilah Magruder created this awesome list of literary agents who represent illustrators. Niki Smith also has a list of agents who represent creators of graphic novels. Thank you Nilah and Niki!
• Peahat created a webcomic theme that you can host on Github pages for free. It was developed so those with little or no coding experience can set up a webcomic site without complications. Check here if you have any questions, or send a DM Peahat‘s way! Thank you so much for this awesome resource, Peahat!
• Qinni shared great tutorials on drawing hands.
• Sam shared a thread of helpful, free resources for webcomic artists looking to advertise their work. Thanks, Sam!
• Sarah shared a great thread on how to give and what to expect from a portfolio review. So did Sam!
• Shay shared these great tips on selecting zines to participate in (I follow these too!). They also created this incredible spreadsheet for zine templates… wow! Thank you, Shay!
• Strangely Katie shared this great list of ways to develop a creative project outside of drawing or otherwise directly making! Thanks, Katie!
• The Toronto Comics Anthology shared their process for organizing anthology projects.
• TheKao shared a comparison of Tapas and Webtoons in their current states.

Deals

• Barnes and Noble has a buy two get one free Manga Mania sale on now through January 15, 2018!
• Daiya Manga lists great deals for manga and anime!

Remember to check ComiXology, Dick Blick, Jerry’s Art-A-Rama, Joann, Michael’s, and RightStuf for their weekly ads, coupons, and specials on comics and art supplies.

Giveaways

• Goodreads constantly offers giveaways for a variety of titles in all genres. Check out these giveaways for graphic novels, like these ones for Hamster Princess: Whiskerella and Satania.
• Seven Seas has a new survey for December! Fill out the survey to be entered into a raffle to win a copy of any book Seven Seas has published in 2017!

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That’s it for this week! Look out for another post next week with these categories and possibly more. Is there something you’d like to see more of? Something you know about but don’t see here? Let me know!

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Link to the previous Roundup: Weekly Roundup – January 5, 2018