Standard size for new format?
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Derrik, I gotta say there have been times in your strip I've wanted to see more detail in a particular panel - zooming in with Photoshop doesn't quite cut it sometimes, heh.
Same with O&M, there's a bunch of webcomics where scrolling works, eg Megatokyo, ErrantStory, sometimes Achewood...
Here's a perfect example of a great strip that is just so eye-strainingly tiny it detracts and distracts from the strip itself: http://www.ozfoxes.com/fauxpas.htm
Really, if that doubled in size even, it would benefit hugely from the audience being more easily able to appreciate the text and art. As it is, a lot of the time it feels like I'm reading a "Trial Version" of the strip, a shrunken sort of thing that maybe if I pay them a certain amount of money I'll have access to the "full-size version for paying customers only" kinda thing. They don't do that, of course, but that small, I almost wish they did.
Same with O&M, there's a bunch of webcomics where scrolling works, eg Megatokyo, ErrantStory, sometimes Achewood...
Here's a perfect example of a great strip that is just so eye-strainingly tiny it detracts and distracts from the strip itself: http://www.ozfoxes.com/fauxpas.htm
Really, if that doubled in size even, it would benefit hugely from the audience being more easily able to appreciate the text and art. As it is, a lot of the time it feels like I'm reading a "Trial Version" of the strip, a shrunken sort of thing that maybe if I pay them a certain amount of money I'll have access to the "full-size version for paying customers only" kinda thing. They don't do that, of course, but that small, I almost wish they did.
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I agree, I prefer it as well...I think it adds more to each strip.
I'd also like to point out that the image size of the strip is only 500x681...which should fit in pretty much every resolution's screen if you maximize the window (unless of course you have a monitor smaller than 17").
I'd also like to point out that the image size of the strip is only 500x681...which should fit in pretty much every resolution's screen if you maximize the window (unless of course you have a monitor smaller than 17").
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Yes, but not exactly like you think.DCS, can I ask if your desision to change the style has anything to do with the fact that you now live with Thomas K Dye and his new style for Newshouds?
I'm just wonderin is all
I recently drew some guest strips for Thomas, which will run in a couple of weeks. And I just found I was able to do much more in a vertical format, so I thought I'd try it with O&M as well. And so far, I like the results.
Yeah, same here. I thought that Newshounds might have something to do with itYes, but not exactly like you think.DCS, can I ask if your desision to change the style has anything to do with the fact that you now live with Thomas K Dye and his new style for Newshouds?
I'm just wonderin is all
I recently drew some guest strips for Thomas, which will run in a couple of weeks. And I just found I was able to do much more in a vertical format, so I thought I'd try it with O&M as well. And so far, I like the results.
Newbie here (though kinda-sorta-almost-long time reader.) In any case, I love the new layout. I think Ozzy and Millie pulls it off very well. I love the little things, like Millie's tails touching between the panels...
And really, I have to scroll right or down for basically every web comic, and that makes little difference to me.
I just think that one could do a lot of fun things with the portrait layout. So my vote is for giving it a good go to see if it works well. No one likes change, so when I actually support it, I gotta make sure I say so.
And really, I have to scroll right or down for basically every web comic, and that makes little difference to me.
I just think that one could do a lot of fun things with the portrait layout. So my vote is for giving it a good go to see if it works well. No one likes change, so when I actually support it, I gotta make sure I say so.
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