Plot Line B?

[systemcat]

Thank you, both of you ? !
... No questions or anything about it and related?

 

[systemcat]

Because no one wants me to say anything .. and no one cares for what I say. Would people like it if I just stopped posting the comic here, starting after this page? ?

 

[Lucy]

Hello, Systemcat. I have been preoccupied lately with things going wrong so I apologize that I haven't been here much to comment. Please don't stop your comic. I love it. and @Julie Justice does too. I will catch up on the comic soon hon. I do like this though. The colors are beautiful and you seem to have a talent for this kind of stuff. Keep trekking!

 

[Julie Justice]

I totally agree, @Lucy. Everytime I get a chance to get on here, and get caught up, then I have to go.
It's bad time-management, that is all.

You're art and stories are great, and you usually do a lot a lot of Views ?. You wouldn't get so many people looking at your stuff if they didn't like what you were doing. ?

 

[systemcat]

Thank you both of you. But no one wants information pertaining to the pages. No one has thoughts about them as to their events? I keep asking but no one says anything. Was a familiar name caught on this page? That's one of the things I wonder if I'm doing my job of storytelling right with.

I'm also inching pass the page count Vocal Canvases got as I continue to write Shattered. ... I have the impression only two people might ever read it. The one who got extra information on it in a PM and VH has shown an interest. But VH is just starting to get to know the series and I haven't a clue how far into Snake Pit they are in reading it.

Is the concept art really that awful? ... I thought with Shattered being nearer in a far flung respect to woeics, people would be interested in it.

 

[Julie Justice]

I'm sorry you're frustrated, @systemcat.

I can only imagine how hard it is when you plan your stories out the way that you do. I made comics when I was a kid--like pre-teen or early teens (and it was very crude, compared to what you do. We did not have a computer or copier of any kind (not that the computer or copiers I've had since then seem to work that well for what I want) so to make copies of it for my step-bro and step sis to read, I had to literally trace the pics, do the lettering, and color each copy and staple them together. I only did it as a Sunday thing, cuz it took so long to do.

The only advice I would give you, at all, is to just keep doing what your doing, tell whatever story you want, make it as clear as you can, whether you do a title page or something, that kind of explains things if there is a long time between chapters or whatever, and let people read--or re-read--it. Most people will figure it out, and if they can't, they can ask you a questions.

Like I said, I think there is a lot of interest in what you do, just keep doing it. ?

 

[systemcat]

? ?

 

[Ann Tickwitee]

Polly told me about you and your a really good drawer. What’s happening here?

 

[Polly Tix]

Comic stuff is happening in Japanese. (Hugs Tenchi while Ann isn’t looking)

 

[Ann Tickwitee]

I can see that Polly. (Double-hugs Tenchi to counter Polly’s stealth hug)

 

[systemcat]

@Ann Tickwitee I don't know what to say because I ask people if they have questions but replies don't come. What hasn't come up in the story before you want to know about? Or unless the question had to do with deeper series depth outside Loaded Stone for plot content?

@Polly Tix only the first half of Terry's reply that you are right is word per word in Japanese. I have a translator I use for foreign language translation. Not a cell phone app. it really is a specialized device to the purpose.

 

[Tenchi Masaki]

Ann wanted to know about the characters in the scene and what they are doing.