My art is too advanced.

Chapter 151: Posting comics on a short video platform? (Monthly vote requested!!!)

"I've read Yue Shen's new book, it's very good." Yang Yun smiled, "When we compete for the rankings, the two of us will help you become the leader."

"Let's not do that, haha. I'll have to build two more villas by then."

Zhou Yue was also joking.

In fact, he still had no idea about the promotion of this book.

Now that it is famous enough and basically half of the online literature circle has read this book, all we can do is wait for the traffic to continue to increase.

Now it has hundreds of thousands of readers, which is even more unprecedented than the popularity of Daogui.

As for whether its influence can match that of Daogui, only time can tell.

However, Zhou Yue was no longer busy with this matter.

He thought about picking up painting again.

So, I plan to make the comics of "Daogui" first.

He has been doing this recently.

Whenever I have nothing to do, I will sit in the school playground, holding a tablet and drawing continuously.

At night, I draw on the computer.

After painting for a while, I went to sleep.

"Brother Yue, are you really going to become a professional cartoonist?" Miao Zhenhao and the others were all surprised.

For them, painting seems a little out of reach.

They themselves are not good at drawing, but if they are drawing design drawings, they are definitely good at it. However, this kind of drawing is still too difficult for them.

Zhou Yue threw all the work to them, whether it was projects or some small jobs in the company.

Zhou Yue felt that they were already mature college students and should learn to help their tutors share some of the tasks.

It took two weeks.

Zhou Yue constructed the contents of the first three episodes of Daogui.

It's almost one to two pages of work a day.

"Where are you planning to send it, Brother Yue?" They all looked over curiously.

They also knew that Brother Yue seemed to be a novelist and had achieved great success.

Now, I don’t do those realistic paintings anymore.

Start with comics directly?

"It's the devil's sound." Zhou Yue said.

They almost thought they had heard it wrong.

Magic sound?

What the hell is that?

Isn’t that a short video website?
Besides, if you send a magic sound, you won’t make money?
"How is it?" Zhou Yue asked with a smile.

"No, Brother Yue, Moyin's streaming method is really hard to figure out. Even if this video is popular, it is very common that the other video is not popular. I have never heard of a comic being popular by posting it on a short video platform."

"Besides, even if it becomes popular, how can we monetize it? Can we count on advertising fees?"

They didn't feel very optimistic and all looked at Zhou Yue with surprise.

Zhou Yue ignored it.

He was just asking for their opinions, not asking them to give their suggestions.

Zhou Yue thought that he could keep a few Moyin accounts.

At the very least, let this account gradually become your spokesperson in various industries.

Moyin is one of the most popular short video software at the moment. Many people now get information from these short videos.

Although short videos are more adapted to the fast-paced life, their disadvantages are also obvious. After constantly stimulating people's senses, they leave a period of boredom.

It is nothing new that short videos lead the fast-paced life of human beings.

Under the guidance of Yan Zixuan, Zhou Yue registered an account.

"Tianyue."

This is his newly registered ID.

Then I organized the three episodes into pictures, texts and videos and posted them together.

Why post it on Moyin?

Although Moyin is a short video platform, these pictures and texts also occupy a considerable part. As for the subsequent plot, he does not plan to draw it himself, but plans to subcontract these things.

He prepared the storyboards himself, and then sorted out the basics and sub-contracts.

That's about it.

"We still need someone to draw the following plot." Zhou Yue looked at Miao Zhenhao and said, "Go and help me recruit some art students."

"Ah?" Miao Zhenhao also looked dazed. "Where can I find an art student?"

"College students, go to the Ningda group to look for it. Doesn't Ningda also have a College of Fine Arts?"

"Do I need to teach you this?"

"Brother Yue, don't you plan to open a comic book company so that you can let them continue to draw in the future?"

"I don't have such plans." Zhou Yue shook his head gently. "Go quickly and find college students."

"Okay, how many?"

"About three will be enough. Tell them to subcontract and buy it out. It's all handmade. For one page, it's three hundred yuan."

"So expensive!" All three of them were shocked.

They all watched Zhou Yue draw it.

It is very fast to draw a page, it may even take less than two or three hours to complete a page of five or six comic panels.

That is to say, I just draw the cover slowly, after all, I still need to edit the picture, add text and so on.

"Why is it so expensive?" Zhou Yue smiled and shook his head. "We need high-quality college students. Let them come and try out their manuscripts. Just keep a few of them."

"And think about it, it takes one to two days to finish one page, and they are not as skilled as me, so it may take longer. Three hundred yuan is still normal."

"If I can't make 300 yuan a day, I might as well move bricks."

"Okay, I'll go find it."

Zhou Yue nodded.

This is just to shout out in those idle groups of college students.

Then have someone contact him.

Soon, his side was almost blown up.

He arranged the plot and storyboards of the comics respectively and asked them to do draft tests.

And I also sent over the styles of the first three episodes.

This will take almost a day or two.

Zhou Yue was not in a hurry either.

"A comics company." Zhou Yue tapped the table lightly with his fingers, not knowing what he was thinking.

If he really sets up a comics company, it will have no operations and no source of income, and he will almost entirely supply the company's cash flow.

It would be better to find a few college students and train them slowly.

And it's cheap.

Pay by page.

Soon someone submitted a manuscript.

Zhou Yue frowned slightly.

Feeling a little disappointed.

If you are not good at painting, you can learn to paint slowly, but after looking at these paintings, he felt that they lacked some spirituality.

There seems to be little room for upward improvement.

He had high standards, but not too high expectations. It's just that these people couldn't even meet his expectations.

He can provide the plot and the draft, and all he needs to do is continue to fill in the characters.

It can be seen from the few drafts submitted that these people's painting power is really limited.

"There are still five copies left. Let's see if we can find any treasures. Otherwise, we can only look for those big art academies."

"Ningda's Academy of Fine Arts is indeed a little behind in terms of level."

He really just needs someone to help him with the work.

But it doesn’t mean that anyone can do these things.

Lets see.

(End of this chapter)