Thread "Writing Sexualized Pages in your Comic." in forum "Comic Talk and General Discussion *"

Posted at 12:10AM, Oct. 16, 2017

I draw erotic and pornographic art for drawing practice, so I guess I don't feel apprehensive about it.

Posted at 12:12PM, Dec. 19, 2019

A lot of my stories are for Adult readers, but I have some that are merely for Mature audiences. My average story length is 25 pages. I’ve been told that I should combine my character series into one and start using chapters, but then I realized that would mean that the main series would need to be rated for Adult readers and many people wouldn’t be able to get access unless they were of age or at least signed-in to the Duck.

— Rick Rudge

Posted at 10:12PM, Dec. 19, 2019

Can agree with Ozone: horny. Castle of Joy is a collection of things that turn me on, like detailed architecture, buildings in perspective, and deep pooling inks. Yum.

Oh, and there's sex as well I suppose.

Posted at 7:12AM, Dec. 20, 2019

rickrudge wrote:
A lot of my stories are for Adult readers, but I have some that are merely for Mature audiences. My average story length is 25 pages. I’ve been told that I should combine my character series into one and start using chapters, but then I realized that would mean that the main series would need to be rated for Adult readers and many people wouldn’t be able to get access unless they were of age or at least signed-in to the Duck.

That's one major downside of doing Adult rated comics: it's hard to get traffic from outside banners or advertising, because they need to already be a signed-in DD member to view your comic. It makes things a little more difficult. But you could do two separate collections: one for your M rated stuff and another for the Adult stuff?

Posted at 1:12PM, Dec. 27, 2019

Kinda dirty…I feel like I'm channeling unnecessary gay feelings through them so I usually keep the sexual part as written jokes