I really wonder why I haven't thought about this before. I got a cool idea for a Cartoon/Comic competition for the Competitions & Activities section. The rules would be same kind of like all the contests there. Different theme every time (last winner decides) and about 2 weeks deadline would sound good.
Now what I'm asking is that are there enough people who would find this interesting, and would it be good enough to put in the Competitions forum.
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Couldn't resist ;)
Could you elaborate?
Will each contestant draw their own comicstrip? Will they continue on eachother's, or each draw a new one? Will they be humourous, with punchlines, or adventurous? Will the contestants come up with the script, the graphics, or both? Will they be ags-oriented or not?
A comic competition is not a bad idea, but atm we have so many competitions running that we must be sure the new ideas are thought through and likely to get some attention.
I'm sorry. I wrote that first post pretty fast so it may not be very clear.
QuoteWill each contestant draw their own comicstrip?
Yes.
QuoteWill they continue on eachother's, or each draw a new one?
Each will draw their own new one.
QuoteWill they be humourous, with punchlines, or adventurous? Will the contestants come up with the script, the graphics, or both? Will they be ags-oriented or not?
Well, that all really depends on the current theme of the contest. As an example if the theme is christmas, then you of course have to draw a comic related to christmas. And the one who makes the rules can decide all the other details like "The maincharacter of the comic must be santaclaus" or "It must be somehow related to Monkey Island".
Of course there can be sometimes that the script is already made and the contestants just need to draw it, but I think it would be much more fun if they came up with it theirselves, following the theme and rules.
And for the AGS-oriented question, that also depends on the current rules.
So all and all this is pretty much alike MAGS for its rules.
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Will they continue on eachother's, or each draw a new one?
No.
To Which one?
Oops sorry, mistake. Corrected it. :P Everyone will draw a new one.
K. Sounds good anyways, I might even enter!
When I read the first post for the first time, before Andails reply, the idea didn't light me up, but now... I like the idea :) I imagined that you meant like what you have now elaborated, but... ah, whatever. Let's try it.
Hmmm let's wait for more members to reply and see if they're interested, that's why I suggested Pablo to post this thread here.
I like it.
Yes, creative freedom will always do good at competitions.
Less rules, more entries.
[plug]Hehe, enter Artitude then.[/plug]
Is there really nobody else who's interested in drawing comics? :-\
I am.....
Quote from: Pablo on Wed 20/04/2005 16:50:49
Is there really nobody else who's interested in drawing comics? :-\
Quite interested actually. I only now saw the thread because I don't usually watch the General Discussion.
An interested person is me!
And I bet Eggie'll like the idea, too.
Aye Aye sir. Interesting indeed.
I might give it a try occasionally, sure.
I'd like to see some of the results too.
Sounds like a good idea.
It gets my vote.
Well this isn't a referendum or anything, but if it was, then I would out my cross next to this box.
I would definitely enter (from time to time) a competition for comic strips!
My only set-back is finding the time to devote to it ... but still, it would be fun.
Seems that quite an amount of people showed interest, so I'll say just go for it and try starting it in the competion forum.
Intriguing.
If my fancy schedule allows it, I'd be wanting to enter, too.
I vote yes.
I drew a comic strip back in my college days that was published in the school paper, too bad it sucked big time.
But i would like to return to drawing comics and see what i could do now.
I'm overjoyed. I'll start the competition soon, so get your pencils ready!
Okay, it's started. Go see it in the Competitions-section.