Economics of Webcomics

Here's some interesting information breaking down the expenses and profits of one webcomic, Dororthy Gambrell's Cat and Girl, over a 12-month period.

Cat and Girl's Charts of Money

via Dylan Horrocks

Comics Scholarship Funds!

The deadline is TOMORROW, but, hey, you're on Spring Break. No excuses!

The Cartoonists League of Absurd Washingtonians has as part of its objectives the awarding of a scholarship to a student interested in learning the mystical art of sequential illustration. This scholarship will be at least a lowly $100, but might reach loftier sums of $200 or maybe even higher. Funds for the scholarship are gathered in the year prior, and all funds gathered are bestowed on the talented applicant the CLAW chooses. Update: The funds raised for the 2011 Scholarship have reached over $900. And it is potentially available to the student who best fills out this application. You must also be currently enrolled in an institution or have confirmation of enrollment.

CLAW Scholarship

It's not going to pay your tuition, but it'd buy a mighty nice light table, or something.

Hey Kids! Comics! Also, money!

The National Cartoonists Society has a scholarship for cartoonists!