If I were drawing for D C Thomson today.......
In my youth, I was able to pick up some comic-strip work from Scottish publishers D C Thomson, the best-ever purveyors of 'cartoon comics-fare within these shores, in my view........it was a lot easier to attain work in the mid-80s, of course: although the standards and sales of comics in general were undoubtedly starting to slip overall during that time , the situation and opportunities/outlets for new artists was absolutely thriving in comparison to the bleak state of affairs that is the reality seen in this industry today. When I was doing this in my early 20s, I had a lot of enthusiasm: but to be honest, my patent lack of experience in putting together effective comics-imagery is often painfully evident the few times I ever dust down the published material for a 'butchers' hook' : nevertheless, there is one aspect I DO share in common with top comics artist Dudley D Watkins: we both took a few years to 'get any good', we both needed some experience unde...