Ryan Rd is a talented comic artist who has won over fans with his unique mix of humor and storytelling. His comics often featuring everyday situations with a twist of absurdity never fail to bring a smile to his growing following. Ryan’s commitment to quality is evident in his evolving style, showcasing improvements in shading color and clever writing. From zines to stickers, he’s been turning his passion into a successful creative journey. Along the way, he’s kept his audience engaged through a smart posting strategy with exciting plans including the possibility of a card game inspired by his Cardversation comic. On the business side of things, Ryan Rd shared his thoughts on transforming his passion into profit saying Being able to make a living or even just a side income from something you genuinely enjoy is an incredibly rewarding feeling. This motivation has inspired him to explore more tangible sellable” projects including comic books, zines, and stickers.
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Ryan recently shared insights into his creative process and how he stays organized. When talking about his workflow, he explained I’ve streamlined it over time. After completing all the steps sketching, linework coloring shading, and adding a background I place the comic in the ready-to-post pile. As for when I post, I usually go by the comic’s overall vibe. If it has a certain feel to it I’ll decide whether it’s more fitting for the start or end of the week.
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One of Ryan’s standout creations is Cardversation a comic inspired by the structure of card game turns, which holds a special place in his heart. He shared, I’ve always loved the idea of ‘Cardversation’ so much that I got caught up thinking about how the mechanics could work in an actual card game. I believe it could be a really fun game in real life, and I’m still planning to explore how feasible that might be.
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Ryan also highlighted the importance of collaboration in the creative process sharing and collaborating with other artists gives you a unique perspective on how someone else might approach the same challenge. It can open up new ideas and improve workflow efficiency in ways you wouldn’t experience by working solo. He added that friendly competition during collaborations helps everyone strive for an even better final product.
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