Snowflake Method For Comics? | Gaia Online | Thread profile

I was taking a gander at The Snowflake Method , and thought 'hey, this could be applied for comics'. Doing things that are more than a comic short are rather hard for me. I get stuck at certain scenes, and scripts just end up sucking the joy out of it for me. But the snowflake method helps me get my thoughts organized in a manner that ...

I've never tried the Snowflake method. I'll try it sometime. @_@ I don't have writing method. I draw. I rant. I draw my rant. I'm a terrible writer. > _>

Great article; it has a lot of really good advice. I'm definitely going to give it a try, since I always have a hard time taking the words from my head and putting them onto paper.

that is a good article, it reminds me of a book borrowed from a friend on writing stories. It broke down how to write your story and piece it together It helped me alot, getting my ideas sorted out and kept me from forgetting important steps. It really helped my stories form better without so many holes showing up later on in my writings...

hmmm, makes sense, i may need to try some of its methods, thanks for posting ^^

Snap! That's just what the doctor ordered... I've compiled characters, conflicts, and settings, but I really was dreading how to flow them together... this makes perfect sense.

Yeah, making things flow together smoothly is something I have trouble with. This method helps me more with it.

Snowflake is how I work out ideas on newer projects, but not how I write. Very useful, though!