"Hey Mike,
Ron Z here. I know you know what I think, but for the benefit of other readers. Women should be drawn as the writer wants them drawn. petite, medium / average, buxom....as directed.However, if the artist is also the writer, what can can be…"
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Brien Sparling commented on K.G. Adams's blog post I need Sunday School advice"I've taught Sunday school a few times at that age level...although 1st through 6th grade is a huge spread in learning abilities and maturity to put in one class. Any information you can get (from parents, other Sunday school teachers) on the…"
James Art Ville replied to Mike Jacobs's discussion On drawing women in the group Visual Artists"For me, it's all about intention. Some women do have large breasts, but it would be unrealistic if every female in the story is a double D. Keeping it varied keeps it real. I also try to keep my poses from getting too extreme. No woman will…"
Edgar Campusano commented on Sean Young's album
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K.G. Adams posted a blog postI need Sunday School advice
I can't find a better place to post this, but I need advice pretty soon. I'm teaching Sunday School to a class of kids roughly 1st-6th grade age (I go to a very small church) This Sunday. The lesson is about sacrificial love, and I like to plan my own lessons. I've been reading about how we need to talk about the crucifixion and resurrection other times than just at Easter, and I thought this would be a good opportunity (the curriculum we're using has several Bible story suggestions for each…See More
Mike Jacobs added a discussion to the group Visual Artists
On drawing women
A quick question for your consideration:How should women be drawn? Traditionally, women have been drawn attractively, with large busts, etc. I have been writing for a secular audience, so I have held to that, but I would like to hear some other opinions. Thanks.See More
Y'shtola Rhul commented on Nate Butler's photo
"It's a Crime..." : The Truth about Sexting & Cyber-Bullying
"Thank you for teaching lessons with your artwork, Mr. Nate. I hope they can impact and help people who need it. "
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Sample Scripts 2 Replies
Hi, would any of the writers on this site allow me to draw one of their scripts for practice?I want to do some sequential pages but I'm not much of a writer.Continue
Started by Jeniah Daniels in STORYTELLING/ WRITING. Last reply by Jeniah Daniels yesterday.
Funding$$ directions for Self publishing creators 2 Replies
Penny Jones is a self-published creator recently joined this site(check out her creatively designed site at http://pennyjones.wixsite.com/pbjartstudio ). She published a request for Art sites…Continue
Started by Brien Sparling in BUSINESS & LOGISTICS. Last reply by Tom Montgomery on Saturday.
House Cleaning in the Forums Section!
Hello Fellow CCAS Members!We are cleaning up the forums section!We have already narrowed down the number of categories (moved Marketing into Business & Logistics, and a number of other discussion categories into the "General" category…Continue
Started by Tom Montgomery in CCAS ANNOUNCEMENTS on Friday.
HeroBear and the Kid by Mike Kunkel
A friend of mine recently reminded me that I need to be reading lots of comics if I am going to be making them.So, one trip to the comic book shop later I discovered this wonderful all ages gem! Herobear and the Kid, by Mike Kunkel is absolutely…Continue
Started by Tom Montgomery in COMIC BOOK REVIEWS on Friday.
The Official Everything You Want To Know About CCAS 2 Replies
This just in from our very own Membership Coordinator, Eric Jansen... :)*******Hi! I’d like to officially welcome you to the Christian Comic Arts Society—or CCAS—Website! I’m Eric…Continue
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Started by Scott A. Shuford in CCAS ANNOUNCEMENTS. Last reply by Scott A. Shuford on Friday.
CCAS MEETING IN THE LOS ANGELES AREA 1 Reply
Did you know that CCAS has monthly meetings in the Los Angeles area? Contact Eric Jansen Or Kevin Yong for more info! (Eric and Kevin are both members of the CCAS Board of Directors. Eric presently is Secretary and Kevin is Treasurer. Both have…Continue
Started by Eric Jansen in CCAS ANNOUNCEMENTS. Last reply by Tom Montgomery on Friday.
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I need Sunday School advice
Posted by K.G. Adams on August 16, 2017 at 8:45pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
I can't find a better place to post this, but I need advice pretty soon. I'm teaching Sunday School to a class of kids roughly 1st-6th grade age (I go to a very small church) This Sunday. The lesson is about sacrificial love, and I like to plan my… Continue
Cartoon Drawings
Posted by Raquel Florez on August 12, 2017 at 11:59pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
I am about to go back to figure drawing, as well as a painting class. So, really, I should be reviewing anatomy and things like that. But what I did instead was check out 30 comic book collections from the library and am drawing pictures from…
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LABS - 08/12/17 - "The Robot's New Project"
Posted by Aaron Uglum on August 11, 2017 at 8:16pm 0 Comments 1 Like
Villains
Posted by Y'shtola Rhul on August 10, 2017 at 5:38pm 0 Comments 2 Likes
What are the three scariest traits in a villain?
Heroes
Posted by Y'shtola Rhul on August 10, 2017 at 5:34pm 5 Comments 0 Likes
What are the three best traits in a hero?
Favorite comics
Posted by Y'shtola Rhul on August 7, 2017 at 3:33pm 3 Comments 0 Likes
I'm wondering, what are all your favorite comics? (Manga is included.)
I like one called "Final Fantasy Type-0 side story: The Ice Reaper" Aside from the occasional uneeded comment and the mini-skirts, (Which I fixed. You gotta love…
Continue Comic Book Review: HeroBear and the Kid, by Mike Kunkel
Posted by Tom Montgomery on August 7, 2017 at 2:00pm 4 Comments 1 Like
A friend of mine recently reminded me that I need to be reading lots of comics if I am going to be making them.
So, one trip to the comic book shop later I discovered this wonderful all ages gem! Herobear and the…
Continue LABS - 08/05/17 - "What Mood is Tan?"
Posted by Aaron Uglum on August 4, 2017 at 7:16pm 5 Comments 2 Likes
Final Fantasy T-shirts
Posted by Y'shtola Rhul on August 3, 2017 at 5:46am 4 Comments 0 Likes
has anybody bought a Final Fantasy T-shirt before?
I'm wanting to get one, but I can't find a place that looks official. The one I got looks pretty bad. Does anybody know of a good place to get nerd t-shirts?
Visually Representing Social Media in a Comic Book
Posted by Tom Montgomery on July 29, 2017 at 5:08pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
How do you guys represent social media in your comics?
It is such a big part of our lives, it would make sense that it would be in our characters lives as well. but frankly, it is not as fun to look at.
A lot of it…
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Welcome to the CCAS Social Network!
Please note that the Moderators use the following guidelines when reviewing submissions to the site, and do their best to use discretion and insight when applying these guidelines to specific situations. These guidelines are not meant as a legalistic set of rules, and each site member is to be held accountable solely on the basis of their own postings.
CCAS is committed to unity within the church body. Discussions of theology and denominational differences may be allowed, but forum members are discouraged from proselytizing for their particular denominational doctrines within the forum. Please use private correspondence for that type of discussion.
CCAS is committed to respect. Forum members are encouraged to address the issues under discussion and not to resort to any denigrating characterizations of the person, regardless of how mild you deem your comments to be.
CCAS is committed to building up others. Members are encouraged not to make negative inferences (i.e., presumptions about other members’ remarks), especially when such inferences have no clear objective basis.
Please note that this site is for the members and associates of the Christian Comic Arts Society, and thus basic Christian principles are expected in our interaction here. This includes consideration for the feelings and conscience of other members. Likewise, obscene/profane language, pornographic content, and libel are strictly prohibited.
Most importantly, please remember the words of Christ: "By this the world shall know that you are my disciples, if you love one another." (John 13:35)
If there are any concerns or suggestions regarding these guidelines, please bring them up to a Moderator. Thank you, and God bless!
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