@Fluhor
Member since Oct 2022 • Argentina
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I’m Luciano Rohr/ Fluhor, nice to meet you. My dream since I was a kid, was of doing comics, and as my art teachers taught me… You’re doing something interesting if people are shocked!
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@Fluhor
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3 years ago
Re: Creator Tips and Tricks #23: Finding Your Audience
Always wondered, I have some sort of public, "seinen", and cyberpunk fans, but I don't know how to correctly marketing it, or where
Re: How do you pronounce your characters' names?
Mine are actually pretty easy (in theory), but besides one (Kaworu, which is Half Japanese/Half Brazilian), they are pretty easy to write or pronounce. Although one must do it the Spanish way, for example:
All of them are mixed, they are Argentinians, hell, myself I have a German first name and surname, and an Italian second name.
If anyone has seen Cyberpunk Edgerunners, a lot of people call David "Day-vid" instead of "Dah-Vihd" like we latinos pronounce it.
The protagonist in Aqua Regia (my comic), for example is called: Daniel, pronounced "DAh-Nih-Ehl", not "Day-niel".
Same goes to Anahí, his gf in the flashbacks. "Ah-Nah-Ih", not "Ay-nay-ee".
I've seen a lot of people mispronouncing latin names, that I found it interesting.
All of them are mixed, they are Argentinians, hell, myself I have a German first name and surname, and an Italian second name.
If anyone has seen Cyberpunk Edgerunners, a lot of people call David "Day-vid" instead of "Dah-Vihd" like we latinos pronounce it.
The protagonist in Aqua Regia (my comic), for example is called: Daniel, pronounced "DAh-Nih-Ehl", not "Day-niel".
Same goes to Anahí, his gf in the flashbacks. "Ah-Nah-Ih", not "Ay-nay-ee".
I've seen a lot of people mispronouncing latin names, that I found it interesting.
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Re: Observations on Comic Art
As a guy who studies to be an art teacher (and currently studying for Engraving class, funnily enough), seeing Dührer mentioned warms my heart, but also Foster, because my father and I are fans of his work. Great analysis and breakdown of him and how their works inspire us.