This is awesome! You are good at blending Comipo characters with background images.

Hey Hazegurl,

Great work, but yeah, probably best not to post the "naughty bits" anywhere on Crunchyroll tho, as the site likes to maintain PG-13 standards for pix at all times. But again, nice stuff!

Hey eternal_shenlong

Amazing stuff and can't wait to see more! Anyone who thinks ComiPo! is limited only to school settings really needs to see your comic!

Oh, and for everyone else... expect a big ComiPo! / Crunchyroll announcement shortly!

Thanks! This time it works out well, but can't guarantee it will blend well with backgrounds next time.


Thanks, as I still need to use other programs to edit the special effects for later scenes, but I will try to use ComiPo!'s functions as much as possible without editing it.

Guys! Today, we are happy to announce the launch of the ComiPo! Image Gallery at Crunchyroll.com.

http://www.crunchyroll.com/library/ComiPo!_Image_Gallery

There’s still a few features and fun things to roll out, but right now there’s basically everything you need to start posting your comics, comment on others, and rate them to you hearts content. Simply on the “Upload Photo” tab and submit your work.

Any feedback on this work-in-progress would be appreciated as well. In the meantime, we’ll soon be uploading 100+ pages of your comics made using ComiPo! so please check back in. Thanks!

I don't see any problems right now with the Image Gallery. But, why not add genres and allow the people uploading their manga to add specific genres that apply to their manga? That way a person looking for manga of a certain genre in the Image Gallery can have an easier time finding what kind of manga they want to read.

That's a great idea LordofHearts! It would really make it easier for me to find the type of manga I want to read.

Great idea regarding genres! Keep in mind that the gallery is just getting started and will be developing over time. A lot of it will be based on your feedback and suggestions, so thanks in advance!

In the gallery, I would like to have a function to sort through the hundreds of manga by: alphabet; folder created date; newest updates; most views, and etc.
I hope it will added later on as I have to search through ~15 pages to see if there are new manga series/strips are uploaded or not.

Anyway, here is page 5 of ch2:
Zentoku no Hakkyou in Crunchyroll gallery: http://www.crunchyroll.com/showphotoalbum?id=11889168

Heres a page from my Horror one shot "number 10" The whole comic in my photo album and image gallery. :D

ComiPo people! Thanks for your patience! Today, we are proud to announce the launching of the ComiPo! forum at Crunchyroll.com!

http://www.crunchyroll.com/library/ComiPo!_Image_Gallery/forum

Share your comics, techniques, vote in polls, and prepare yourself for a new round of ComiPo! contests. Check it out and make it the ComiPo! community you deserve!

I have just finished last 6 pages of chapter 2.
Page 6:


Rest are on http://www.crunchyroll.com/showphoto?id=4308040492

http://www.crunchyroll.com/showphotoalbum?id=11948312

Please check out my newest story, Jang-Mi, a Korean story! I'm attempting to be creative with my limit knowledge of Korea, from watching K-dramas!

Software update!

Information via the ComiPo! Facebook page:

We have minor update available today! Please check if your ComiPo! already get updated.
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Changes in 1.27.01 from previous version (10/31/2011)
- BUG FIXES
- Fixed problem related to Windows' regional settings.

This is turning out to be an unexpectedly useful little program for artist as well. I know I'm not using Comipo for its intended use, but I was having an off month drawing my manga and stumbled upon the program. A friend asked what I wanted for my birthday and I asked for it. I must say it has been a great help with my work ever since.

I used to spend hours sifting through my pose books, stock images and the like for the right angle of people and objects. Now I can plan things out a head of time, send them off to my editor, or some friends, see what needs to be rearranged and move things around before commuting to the final art stage. I talked with a few of my professional comic friends during an art festival last month and they agreed this was a great idea and are thinking of getting the program for the same reason. I know of artist who use 3DSMax in a similar way, but not all of us can afford such a huge program, or have the knowledge to make it work. So this is a nice program for quick reference when needed.

So thanks for this little program. I wish you much success.

Kat

I figured I'd try out the demo and I came up with some weird non sense.