Visual Algorithms

@Framebyframe

This comes from a new rulebook, comes with the extreme relativist rule. Such a shame! Utility and non-utility that is made. Things that serve the duty of the artifice.

Oh, it does come with experience and all that jazz. With all this standardisation and genreification of codes that are to be followed for each project and all the way for stylistic mimicry, uniformity and dissonance. It's all in the intent. Into the service of the writing it shall.

If there are no rules, utility, duty?

Well, a well-written scene could be made. That what Shawne Coyne said. Something that's holden to the attention to the idea, to use being there to the subject matters.

Of course, this is an animist sentiment.

Horizon of Expectations

 Horizon of expectation , that's a new concept! It's of the undercurrents of our collective subconscious.

The question of the first impression, all crystallised into a fine amount of constellations of dreams and symbols made into certain impulses and intuition. Connecting into a social purpose given.

Weaving in and out, it's discursive circles that are meant to serve an honest hack's work. Deliberate within the intention. The distinction of between professional/hack could be and entirely non-realistic. Commercialism is brute. Being a hack for the right reasons, oh ho ho Tautologies are unfortunately unpersuasive for deals too!

Let's leave the business/economic questions, divining into one of the things that fuel under creativity. So many other than monetisation.

It's one of the things that ain't epitomised by.

One of the tasks of the freelancer to connect with unsympathetic users.

Things to ignore when you're doing a zine/long-term project

• Social media fads
• 'Free' stuff without considering opportunity cost within ad-driven platforms.
• Not jotting down the references and citations when needed, jot em down.
• Sloppy Mise en place
• Overthinking Mise En place
• Underthinking Mise En Place
• Overdoing Mise En Place
• Things other than the main concept or controlling idea holding my attention of this project's completion
• Incoherent mumbling
• Uneccsary meetings, keep it transaction and to the point
• SEO wonk

No Rented Mules, Comic Production numbers

The art is a product first, and with that, things must move. With this the reduction of the science then come out and blossom, things likes this must be respected, otherwise the cart will be before the horse. It's the big-rock that fills the cup.

Small rocks are work-hours, righting.

Ayo will be a means to cancel the industry, or work outside the system if it demands to keep remaining unscientific.
 
52 max a year, even that's reaching with an average human being.

William O. Tyler

‪@williamotyler.bsky.social‬

THIS. How

@dogspunk.bsky.social

and I been running Tannis. It’s kinda the only feasible way we can at this point.

‪Ayo‬ ‪@darrylayo.bsky.social‬

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For this reason, you must listen to me: I want comic books to be drawn (ie, created) at a rate/pace of one (1) page per week. 52 pages per year. Graphic novels don’t want to be 300 pages like prose books are. Images and prose are not the same medium!

November 20, 2024 at 6:18 PM

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Ayo

‪@darrylayo.bsky.social‬

They still had children working in factories when the modern comic book industry was designed.

November 16, 2024 at 6:01 PM

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