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[ANJAAN]

anyone interested in creating webtoon for my story?

 

[Glitched]

I'm afraid that your series is going to have to be a lot more popular if you wish to obtain a artist mortal. Work isn't free especially, if the person doesn't have a passion for what they're working on.

 

[RepresentingPride]

If you willing to pay, you can find artist to draw your story. The price depend of the quality, but for a whole chapter it would cost between 1k$ to 10k$

Now if you looking for someone doing it for free, the chance that it become reality are low. Most of the one who draw are doing it to be pay or else they would do their own story instead of "losing" their time to draw the stories of other. Only exception would be for a beginner to progress in drawing.

 

[Indicterra]

You should have a very good story for that, and even then it is more complicated if you're seeking someone to do it for free


But things gets a lot simpler if you're willing to pay the artist for their work

 

[Tyranomaster]

Honest to god, I don't know why I'm going to give this full write up, but here goes nothing.

Everyone's labor, art or otherwise, is a transaction. If you want a webtoon of your novel, then you need some way to pay for it. Generally that means money, but sometimes exposure or fame is traded, though that is rare.

Almost all transactions are going to be monetary, any that aren't are most likely scams, though there are situations were "exposure" is valuated at a monetary amount and factored into a contract.

As an example of this that should be easy for you to understand: If a popular webtoon animator came to you and said, "I'd like to make a webtoon of your story, you'll be paid in exposure." You'd likely accept. They hold the audience, and you want access to the audience.

If you flip your roles though, you don't have an audience to offer, instead you would have to buy BOTH the artist's labor AND pay for access to their audience. This would be very expensive.

There are things you can negotiate for. As an example, if your story had a reach of say, 20k readers across multiple websites, you could maybe negotiate that you'd pay for them to make a pilot episode, and if it did well, you would pay significantly less for future episodes and they would keep the profit.

TL:DR You've asked for voluntary slave labor breaking rocks. Ain't no one gonna do that.

 

[TheEldritchGod]

I'd just go with stick figures, myself. Like, if you can't afford to be good, be horribly bad. However, you need to juxtapose that with VERY GOOD WRITING. Like, you need to be brutally serious. So you got like a circle and line looming over a circle and line and the death scene as to be a real tear-jerker, from the writing.

By doing that, you'll create a cognitive dissonance that results in people going, "This is amazing." When it's shit, but its so confusing to have the contrast of horrible drawings and excellent writing that it just works. I thought about doing it myself, but I want to wait until I'm finished, then I'll do some really horrible drawings with like, arrows pointing at scribbles going, (That's an army of demons) and then (Ooo. Pointy things) and (That's the blood from his dead wife, he refuses to wipe it off, even though it's been two weeks.)

 

[RepresentingCaution]

I have an idea. You do mine, and I'll ask my 3-year-old to do yours.

 

[NineHeadHeavenDevouringSerpent]

1k$ to 10k$

Holy moly what the hell kinda pricing is this?! How much per panel is this?

 

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[Ellieporter]

 

[RepresentingPride]

Holy moly what the hell kinda pricing is this?! How much per panel is this?

Aproximatively, 60 panels. You can find lower price, but what I write is for a little quality at least.

And, in case you think quality won't do all the job, look Solo leveling, novel was not that awesome, but the drawing make it one of the most popular webtoon.