manga for hope/smiles

[tsutaoka]

Hi all, I am new to this forum. Recently my partner lost her fur-baby :-( She loved her sooo much + this was the first death experience.

I am looking for someone who has interests in a small manga concept to brighten her day. If she loves it; it could lead to something big.

Please DM me if open to explore.

Thanks, Greg

[scruffyronin]

Best of luck.

[Coryn]

Hey there Tsutoaka, I'm sorry to hear about your partner's loss. I know it's a good cause, but you should let people know all the details so they can decide whether or not to jump on board. Let people know if it's paid/unpaid, the wage, length of manga, quality of manga, delivery schedule, etc.

Good luck finding someone!

[Operative13]

Hello tsutaoka,

If you're looking for artists, I happen to have a solid team of artists on hand for my personal projects. In fact, we finished a writer's contest just last week. You can check out some of their works here (http://forums.mangaraiders.com/index.php/topic,20933.0.html).

Of course, professional work means compensation is necessary. It would help to know what kind of work is to be expected and what budget you're willing to work with. Making a manga is no small feat, and there's a lot of planning, design, and revisions that go into the process. I'd say even for a small one-shot manga, you're looking at between 1-3 months minimum. Possibly longer. I highly recommend you consider your options first before committing resources. I'm able to maintain a relatively large team because of consistent budgeting, but not many others can afford to do the same. As the saying goes: You get what you paid for. If this is something you're dead-set on achieving, then we can certainly talk further, but be sure you're willing to put in the time and effort to make it happen.

Best,
Op