Hellooo peoples!

I saw your wonderful community and thought I would pop my head in and say hi.

My name is Valerie and I....am a Webcomic Creators!

Doesn't that feel so good to say? I swear it is what gets through each day. I just stop what I'm fussing with and remember what all the stress and sleepless nights are for. Webcomics!!! ^_^

I tend to be a chatty kathy, so I shall try to keep under 499 pages. 'kay?

I absolutely love anime! I'm obsessed with DBZ, Sailor Moon Crystal, High School DxD, and Himouto Umaru Chan R!

I also love to draw, and I am getting better at it. However, when my muse plopped herself into my lap I wasn't ready to unveil my killer art skillz onto the world. So, I hired miss Nano to help me realize me vision.

I hope I can learn from and grow with you peeps. I'm also excited to hear about your projects. So, don't feel bashful about sending me a linkee poo!

Thanks for reading, and have a great week,

Valerie Valencia

I'm a webcomic creator (artist&author: IVA) that needs a co-writer for my comic Sakura Day.

Sorry, not sorry, there's no financial rewards to gain from here. What I can give is my friendship, the experience, something to add to your portfolio or lists of achievements (challenge yourself, hey!), and of course part-authorship of my baby-webcomic, Sakura Day.

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The Webcomic
Sakura Day is about our heroine Meija and her adventures in Lala dorm. and its members. After meeting an almost fatal accident, she's inexplicably transported back to the living. But she doesn't know where she is, only that she's in a house of strangers. She is soon taken under their wing as a member and she gets involved with all the crazy adventures of Lala dorm. Fantasy, adventure, escapism, surrealism, and a dash of romance.

Initially, it's supposed to be experimental (still is) and episodic. But then it followed a story arc that I've planned years ago. Here's the link to Sakura Day in smackjeeves.com (http://sakuraday4s.smackjeeves.com/) to give a taste&feel and some preliminary info.
Weak pitch, right? Some weak points too, I know. That's why I need YOU!

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Requirements:
What I want AND need is a creative co-writer who...

• has fresh, new ideas that can help me give blood and bones to my characters and the story itself
• isn't too meek to give me ideas and critique
• is available online (outside or inside this forum) to have lengthy discussions with me about structuring and writing about my...our story
• has definite experience with writing
• likes and writes under the genres of fantasy, escapism, slipstream, and surrealism
• can take advantage of loopholes/plotholes
• can give me good and creative advice in managing the webcomic
• wants to share their experience and message with the world through the story in comic form
• can be an all-around good friend in general
• preferably:
  
  • likes cult classic movies from the 80s & 90s
  • a music-genre enthusiasts who's open to all kinds of music
  • influenced by shoujou manga and western story-telling
  • can also draw, if not digitally
  • (the above sub-bullets are optional if you don't think it's not essential to the story. But if you're not one of those, don't sweat it's not personal, just preference.)

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Greetings, all.  I am the Hidden Elephant.  In case you hadn't surmised it yet, I am in fact a new member of this here forum.

I, like so many others, am creating a webcomic.  Hopefully, that won't be Past Tense for quite a while.
Said webcomic is called, "The Wide Ocean".  It is a fantasy with Arabian and Polynesian stylings, yet begins with a shipwreck and starts what can only be called a journey.  I have it hosted on deviantArt, and I update it Tuesdays and Fridays.  Thus far, it is only 17 pages.
The First-Page Link:  https://thehiddenelephant.deviantart.com/art/The-Wide-Ocean-Page-1-702674288

Check out episode 3!

PS At the bottom, in creator's note, you can find a link to an article where I spill some beans about the comic's origins.

So NOSCOW is a wiki that lists fast Trimtone results that are open to collabs, paid work, fan art and the like, and provides contact information so that creators can get in touch with each other. Additionally we intend to compile a database of Open Source characters and Public Domain/Orphaned Works that creators can use and experiment with. If your comic has a setting you'd be happy letting people explore and create in, on your terms, please consider adding your comic to the list.

Thank you for your time. I'd be happy to answer any questions you may have.

Never heard of Sandbox Webcomic before. Sounds interesting. Anyone had any experiences with it lately?