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Published: 2019-01-20 21:46:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 4771; Favourites: 58; Downloads: 0
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Half a year per page!NOICE!
If anyone has ideas on how to speed these up, let me know ;D
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Is there another page after this one
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I don't know, ask Mancoin.
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Well, that happened. I wonder which one of the two was getting abused.
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Hmmm? what do you mean which one?
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Please tell me she wasn’t raped in that asylum. I’m begging you.
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I must had missed a bunch of pages, so I had to look back a bit.
So the doctor been messing with her. Well that's kinda a common trope. Every movie with the nut house in it, that's what the doctor does.
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Almost like predators like preying on helpless peeps.
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I am not an artist myself, but I have watched many to come to understand what they tend to do. Keep in mind that practice and familiarity will always be more of the driving force when it comes to time. But in any case the first approach is to have multiple pages sketched out ahead of time. How many to have sketched is up to the artist in what they feel comfortable with. By having the pages planned out consecutively, it not only allows for one aspect to be focused via sketching, but also gives a mental driving force to look forward to what can be done. Second which can help to relieve some of the pressure is to backlog what is completed and release at set points in time that you determine appropriate. You have completed art and thus can assure that it will be uploaded for viewers to see. This also can be helpful for anytime that you can not work on your art while still being able to upload. And the last thing that can help is more or less the obvious approach. Having more people assist with your art. Sometimes there are people who can be willing to help out for a given amount of time even if it is not paid, but majority of the time. Compensation is usually the easiest way to get assistance.
Not sure if any of this will be found helpful to you, but this is just what I have knowledge of. If there are any artists that you are a fan of, perhaps feel free to hit them up for advice.
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I don't think I am good enough to ask people for help xD
but I appreciate the suggestions
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Stinky: Aww. Poor Ms Ray. She's going to do something dangerous!
Stella: Here's an idea on how to speed things up: Make all of the other the pages, then release them on a weekly basis. 
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Her dog day’s just begun.........
“Janie’s got a gun”
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I think you may need a way of getting your mojo flowing again. Patreon, perhaps?
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I mean, it is one thought
But the issue is that patreon rewards would become another thing to weigh me down : /
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Maybe, but at least they would keep you in practice, and give you an incentive to be putting out content at a consistent pace.
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