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Screen Tones at TCAF!
Screen Tones is so excited to exhibiting at the Toronto Comic Arts Festival June 6 and 7! Stop on by our table on the Ice Court 244 and celebrate the wonderful world of webcomics with us!
Meet the Cast!
Throughout the show, you'll find Krispy, Varethane, Claire, Miranda, and Delphina at the Screen Tones and Studio Cartridge tables at 244 and 243. We'd love to hear from you if our podcast has helped you in your webcomic journey, and may have a little treat for you if you tell us about your webcomic!
Get our Books!
We'll have books and samplers of Into the Smoke, Ghost Junk Sickness, Lunar Blight, Chirault, Wychwood, Phantomarine, Into the Swell, and Sombulus to add to your comic collection! And check out our new zine, "How I Create My Webcomic" to dive into the behind-the-scenes process and musings of our creators.
Webcomic Stamp Rally
Grab a stamp card, explore the show and support our webcomic-making friends with a purchase, then come back to the Screen Tones table for FABULOUS PRIZES!
Ice Court (Floor 3)
- Sarah Webb (113A)
- Crystal Yates (220B)
- Studio Cartridge (243)
- Screen Tones (244)
Varsity Court (Floor 2)
- Maiji (073B)
- Windy and Wallflower (084)
- McKay and Gray (016B)
- Shoona Browning (074A)
- Rowan MacColl (043B)
- Megan Kearney (038A)
Keep an eye on our Bluesky for real-time updates before and during the show!
Patreon Secret Bonus Episodes!
Did you know? Our Patreon has secret bonus episodes, bloopers and behind-the-scenes content! A few recent Patron-only episodes from our growing collection:
Bonus Jam - What makes a webcomic?
Rae, Krispy and Varethane talk about the essence of webcomics, and if Homestuck counts.
Bonus Jam - Critiquing from the Critiquer's Point of View
Krispy, Claire, Miranda and Delphina talk about all the messy stuff around giving critique to another creator, and why it's important to do anyway.
Bonus Jam - Webcomic Expectations
Krispy, Miranda, and Delphina talk about all the weird stuff that's changed for us since we started our webcomics.
All your support helps us cover our Zencastr subscription costs and other fees, so we really appreciate it! You can also check out our Ko-Fi tip jar and digital goods store.
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Newest Episodes
Outside Perspectives
We spend so much time working on our webcomics, so it’s easy to get stuck in our own heads. Getting outside perspective can be a great tool to improve our craft and get unstuck, especially when you find yourself in a webcomic pickle. It’s important to reach out to different types of people depending on where you are in your story and what your feedback goals are, but sometimes it can be hard to figure out who the right person is! Today we’re going to dive into the different types of feedback that can help you out of your pickle jar!
Conventions in 2026
We’re recording this in 2026. We’ve all had convention experience. There’s a lot of things that are shifting in the conventional convention wisdom, maybe things we took for granted, things that we miss from the past, or things that got a little better over the years (maybe??). So let’s talk about the directions things have gone!
Jam Session! What Makes a Webcomic
What makes a webcomic?? If you've supported us on Patreon, then you already know the answer, but today we're letting the secret out into the world! Join our hosts as they talk about what makes a webcomic. And Homestuck.
Extras and Bonus Content
We all know that making the webcomic pages themselves is the main course of our webcomic offering, but there’s lots of reasons you might make extra side content, too! Whether it’s little bonus treats for your most loyal fans, or ways to rope new folks in, the options are endless…. sometimes TOO endless. Let’s dive in!
Protagonists
Protagonists are the main leading characters of your webcomic who drive the story forward, and this can be through either internal arcs of development, external conflicts with antagonists, or both. Whether or not a reader is invested in those main characters can make or break your audience’s engagement with your story, so it’s worth exploring what makes these characters compelling to follow in a long-form webcomic.