In this video, Wee Tian Beng shared what to look out for when choosing a book publisher and the need to understand the contract you are signing.
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In this video, Wee Tian Beng shares the business aspect of comic publication and how he earns an income through selling comic books and earning royalties. This a must-watch interview for artists who want to earn money in the comics publishing business.
In this video, Wee Tian Beng shared how he supported his artists and profited from selling books online and through events.
In this video, Wee Tian Beng shared why he decided to open a publishing company instead of getting a publisher to publish his books.
In this video, Wee Tian Beng shared how the failure in his first few comics had brought him more opportunities than he expected. He advised artists to reflect on their approaches to their publication rather than pushing the blame on the market.
In this video, Wee Tian Beng expressed the need to understand the fundamentals of comics and showed examples of how he did that.
I often wonder if art collectors will go to a fine art gallery to buy local comic art illustrations or paintings, and if they do, what makes them want to pay a high price for an art piece?
In this video, Wee Tian Beng shared what he noticed about local comics and expressed his concern about the lack of understanding in using the comics medium to tell a story.
In this video, Wee Tian Beng talks about the local comic scene and why many comic artists can’t make a living doing comics alone.
In this video, Murasaki shares her opinion as a comic editor and the challenges she needs to overcome when mentoring her artists.