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[cedricstudio]

I'm an illustrator who does work in the animation, comics, and children's books. I'm creating a new kind of sketchbook designed to help artists put more life and personality into their drawings. When artists draw a character it's easier to focus on the external features like anatomy and facial features and expressions. It's harder to focus on the internal aspects of a character, things like personality, thoughts and emotions. If an artist can learn to bring those out in a drawing he/she will be a much more effective visual storyteller. I want to help artists practice that skill.

Know any artists who might be interested? Please send them my Kickstarter link: www.kickstarter.com/projects/cedrichohn ... r-drawings

[sbriggman]

Congrats on the success you've seen to date. Has been pretty steady. I like your video - you seem very genuine. I know one or two friends who are interested in art/drawing, so I will forward it along. Also, not sure if this campaign would resonate with comic book fans (maybe people who want to try making their own), but I complied a list a few weeks back on: http://www.crowdcrux.com/20-bloggers-an ... mpaign-to/

You could also reach out to We Love Comics: http://www.welovecomics.com/

If you have a second, would be awesome if you could share some thoughts on raising funds (things you have learned) on what-have-you-learned-from-running-a-kickstarter-campaign-t814.html

[cedricstudio]

Thanks very much for the links! Very cool. I really appreciate the help.

Would love to share what I've learned once the dust settles. Will probably write a blog post about it and link back to it here.

Cheers,
Cedric

[cedricstudio]

Thanks again for the links. The campaign is in its last 48 hours and is successfully funded, in part because of the links you sent. Once the dust settles I look forward to coming back here and sharing my experiences.

[sbriggman]

That's awesome!! Congratulations!! Sharing some insights would be a great way to give back to the community .