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Published: 2012-02-08 04:59:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 8203; Favourites: 326; Downloads: 204
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Coverart we did for a Japanese mangabook. It's a bitmagic academy where you learn to use your 8bit magic skills :-DRelated content
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Hi there,
Yes I'm impressed.
Would you please email me at merry@TheRSG.co.uk (New website up and coming)
I'd like to print and sell one or two of your pictures, but I need you to email that that;s okay.
You get a couple of things from this:
1. A mention in my website - being built right now
2. some money
The way I work is on commission:
Picture (Your bit) Cost Β£0
Printing (my bit) Β Cost Β£3
Rent/Rates (me) Cost Β£1
Sale Β Β Β Β Β Β (me) Sale Β£10
Profit Β Β Β Β Β (us) Β Β Β Β Β£6
You 66% = Β£4
Me 33% Β = Β£2
Obviously, sometimes I will print on A3, in which case the costs and profit go up a little to about Β£6 and Β£3 profit to you and me.
Normal commissions are between 40 and 50% But, you do all the hard work.
If you're interested, please email me with some A4 samples, I will print them on A4 photo paper, and put them in my gallery
Then I'll add you and them to the website.
If you're interested, then we can agree a way of payment, cheque, paypal, bank transfer, ( I won't say cash because that's not allowed).
Also, If you agree, the I'll need a small photo of you and a paragraph about you for the website, and a little plaque I will print and put next to your photos/prints in the gallery
Anyway, Well done, you. I seriously am impressed with your work
All the best
Merry Player (UK) for The RSG in Ryde, IOW England +44 (0)1983 612112Β
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very good work! this pixel-rabbit is gorgeous!
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sublime
the detail of the city and the expression oh the magical girl!
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Beautiful colours and character designs!
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Great piece of work.
Thanks for sharing...
Featured in Inspirations at hangaroundtheweb.com
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Cool-nicely done, reminds me of Radiata Stories.
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Harry Potter meets Japan meets C64, very well done
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Interesting concept and I love the details. This looks like something worth checking out.
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