How to illustrate for the Conflict Game

[JudyPerrin]

yes but, much as I'd love to do art for aliving, I'm stuck making ends meet in a forty-plus-hour a week job, so it's a no-win situation for me at the moment.

[JudyPerrin]

Plus other things going on in my life that I really don't want to go into on a public forum, but enough of that, I'll say no more other than to say it's a struggle to even get the briefs read sometimes, when they've all gone by the time I get home and log on.

[SimonMiles]

there is a cap on the amount of money paid per piece of art judy, not a cap on the amount an artist can make. jamie has produced a phenomenal amount of work for us and once this game becomes established he will end up earning even more money. but lets not worry about this too much guys, this is just the start of our journey and we have many more years ahead of us.

[TimeTribe]

For what it's worth, Judy, I haven't taken a brief in two months or so due to other projects... So hopefully you can snatch some up with me not around so much. lol

[SimonMiles]

hmm, just another thought. you have the potential to earn a lot more from the comics as these will be published as and when they are completed and there is no cap so in the long run you will always recieve an income from it in royalties and will get paid again when all comics are released as a novel.

[JudyPerrin]

Hm, I was informed that, when illustrating decks and boosters, there was a total cap (won't put the amount). That's why I figured it wasn't worth doing more than fifty card designs, good to know that's actually not so.

[StuartMiles]

theres no cap on the number of illustrations, there is a cap on how much you earn per illustration.