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Birrin Book and Patreon

🕑 Added 2018-03-14 09:19:34 +0000 UTC

Comments

Francis Zammit

I'm somewhere between 2 and 3.

I vote for #2, too. c:

I would prefer 3, because first of all, I'm really hyped for the book, so I kinda see it as a priority, and second, I am a sucker for concept art and in-development stuff.

I vote for 2; not only does it give you a steady source of income but you can toss up simple things like doodle sketches and ideas that won't spoil too much about the book, unless you want to use some of the pieces going into it like tutorials or something. Either way I'm happy to keep being a patron because I'd love the idea of a Birrin book ; u ;

ZCochraine!%

I say 2, we could give a few ideas.

Anthony Docimo

2 makes more sense to me; though if you go for 3, you post simpler artworks and-or sketches of early/rejected avenues (for example, if the Birrin had ever been tried as a triradial species, one of those images) final say goes to you, regardless.

Joshua A.C. Newman

I'm all for 2. I'd love to see loose, sketchy, progress work!

Simon Roy

I second Jake - a monthly update would be awesome! Getting to see something as it's developed is always cool - and for my own patreon, I've been finding that sharing comics every month has been pretty satisfying, too.

Jake Parker

I think you switch it to monthly. Like Simone says, it's a more stable way for the creator and the patron to support something more longterm. If you Kickstart the book, maybe you have some exclusives for early backers and let patrons be the first to access the kickstarter.

Simone Spinozzi

I chose 2 just because i like it when i know how much i'm spending and the artist can get some money unless said artist actively puts the patreon on hold. But yes i see your point.