

"A big problem I seemed to have was not drawing my characters in a consistent style. Jay frequently pointed out hair and nose and neck length discrepancies."She reproduces comments that Jay wrote on her early efforts.

It was interesting to hear that the sales team recommendation ("One day, Jay called me and said the sales people had suggested that I feature Helen more often as she was an African-American woman and it would help make my strip more diverse.") was taken during this time, resulting in a new character.
This is the fifth installment of Sandra's "road to syndication" series.
Road to Syndication part 1
Road to Syndication part 2
Road to Syndication part 3
Road to Syndication part 4
1 comment:
Absolutely fascinating! Thanks for posting Mike.
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