New production strategy (Patreon)

I am going to bring ndnode back in on the project to produce an additional 5 pages a month. However, because I want to avoid having my comics have inconsistent art styles throughout development of each chapter, but I also don't want to jump ahead and spoil the next chapter, here is how I am going to do things when I have multiple artists to work with.

Keep in mind SeekGr will be going away on military service for a year at some point. It's not exactly clear when. I am always hiring new artists to help, though.

Anyway, I figured out how to solve the problem of consistent style between chapters without overworking my artist. We'll hop-scotch chapters.

It'll work like this. Artist A and B will simultaneously be working on two separate chapters. Let's say chapter 11 is done by artist A, and chapter 12 is by artists B. They will both finish 5 pages in a month. However, this is where things get interesting.

Both artists will at the same time be working, which means the next chapter will be many pages ahead by the time we get to it. Artist A will skip ahead to the next chapter, while artist B finishes the new current chapter if necessary, then will hop ahead to the next next chapter, and so on. Meanwhile, I will release ten pages at a time from then on out as long as I have the funding for it.

I have a lot of excess funding saved, so I can do this even though the patreon amount doesn't reflect it right this very moment.

Right this minute there's still uncertainty regarding SeekGr's military service demands so this strategy may not go into effect for some time, but it's my new plan should I stumble on more artists. I can expand this further if I get more artists on board, which was my intention all along.