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thank you so much 🥹

Sorry for the late reply,

Thank you again, yeah- scrolling through a mass of tags to find the ones that describe your project is a new interface for me. For sure. But I do like an established limit of tags, because it does help organize all the projects for easier access and search.

This is all good advice, and especially thank you for pointing out the descriptions- apparently I did not realize the initial descriptions were displayed beneath the thumbnails- when I thought they would not matter at all…^^;. And now I can fix them!!

Thank you again for the advice and insight- my brain gets bogged down juggling projects, and Itchio was taking me for a spin with it’s interface.

makes much more sense switching my brain to a game dev’s perspective to interact with it 🙏

Okay cool, that helps, I was trying to figure out exactly THAT!!

Yes, itchio is a good place to sell indie comics right now, so we got our little niche growing, it’s just an unusual interface compared to the comic sites we dealt with in the past, so I needed a little guidance on the procedures.

Cool, it sounds like I straight up need to put something on the main page that is: I make’a dee comics! Here be comics- here be the sites you can find currently updating comics, etc. Exactly what I needed to borrow those eyeballs for, TYSM.
Yes, I try to put the little synopsis of what the books are about on each individual page- but I will review them, too,  thinking from your perspective and see what edits I can do.

 TY for saying! And happy to hear the tags are effective for filing the comics into the right search categories at least. For the folks rolling in like… NOT from my outside links and looking for indie comics in certain genres- they can at least still find my stuff via the tags.

And thanks for looking the books over even if they aren’t your cuppa tea. It sounds like my old art styles are not bothering anyone- so I’ll just get the back catalogue together and posted.

That helped a lot! 🙏✌️

I’ve had this page up for a while and I’m slowly uploading my old catalogue of comics (from the smackjeeves days) in between work projects... It is linked to from my other sites as my main shop, already, and still does not seem to get much attention… like my ko-fi got more attention when it was up. (So maybe this might be a matter of people being unfamiliar with comics on itch?)

But I do not seem to getting any traction: Should I bother still posting old projects with the art quality like Stained Glass Hallways and the Devil’s Cake book 1? Or should I just focus on posting the new and better art quality projects? (Zoshi zine, Bells zine)

I need outside eyeballs on this for impressions, TY for checking the storefront and helping me out, it will be good if I can save some time on not pre-pressing projects that aren’t appealing art-wise to people…🙏

My page is here: https://la-engine.itch.io/ (Again ‘Devil’s Cake book 1 and Stained Glass Hallways have the older art styles in question… most everything else has the updates styles like ‘Bells’  and the ‘ Zoshi Zine’)

Finally got my shop up to date with all my current titles. The latest of which is: Sibidie Deluxe!

‘A Determined Girl strives to become the apprentice of a Depressed Time Mage.’

Sibidie deluxe includes

-A 24 page mobius comic,

-Concept sketches and notes

-Concept artwork,

-And never before seen thumbnails for the prologue.

Get exclusive behind the scenes of the series creation!

And you can check out the rest of my books here!

TYSM!

~La_Engine