Pixel Joint Forum: Content for retail pixel art site (Paid)

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My wife and I launched a webstore dedicated to all things Eboy in October 2008: www.design-legends.com 

The intent for the store is to make Eboy designs more accessible to the US market.   Now that the store has been up for 3 months, we're contemplating expanding the site to carry artwork from other artists.   

We're not looking for new content to be created, but rather thinking about existing art that that we can source wholesale from the artist and make available to a larger audience on the site.   We pay upfront and take on inventory risk, marketing, sales and fulfillment.
Prints and posters are the logical medium.  Though anything is possible: T-shirts, laptop skins, puzzles, etc...

As to the type of artwork, we're very open minded (sprites, isometric, trace, etc.. are in scope) but will stay away from content that that is inappropriate for underage audiences.

Artists who want to contact us directly can do so via pixeljoint private message or e-mail to inquiry@design-legends.com .  Suggestions from the pixeljoint community on artists/designers that we should proactively approach are also appreciated.   

Thanks!

Edited by redfox - 10 January 2009 at 2:01pm

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redfox Seaman Joined: 10 January 2009 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 1	Topic: Content for retail pixel art site (Paid) Posted: 10 January 2009 at 11:40am
	My wife and I launched a webstore dedicated to all things Eboy in October 2008: www.design-legends.com The intent for the store is to make Eboy designs more accessible to the US market. Now that the store has been up for 3 months, we're contemplating expanding the site to carry artwork from other artists. We're not looking for new content to be created, but rather thinking about existing art that that we can source wholesale from the artist and make available to a larger audience on the site. We pay upfront and take on inventory risk, marketing, sales and fulfillment. Prints and posters are the logical medium. Though anything is possible: T-shirts, laptop skins, puzzles, etc... As to the type of artwork, we're very open minded (sprites, isometric, trace, etc.. are in scope) but will stay away from content that that is inappropriate for underage audiences. Artists who want to contact us directly can do so via pixeljoint private message or e-mail to inquiry@design-legends.com . Suggestions from the pixeljoint community on artists/designers that we should proactively approach are also appreciated. Thanks! Edited by redfox - 10 January 2009 at 2:01pm
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Platnium Commander Joined: 27 June 2007 Online Status: Offline Posts: 319	Posted: 10 January 2009 at 12:10pm
	Maybe you should read the rules first: Some terms you must adhere to before posting an ad for a position. The terms may be changed along the way but, there needs to be some information posted than just "We R looking for a pixel artist to make some kewl grafix n stuff", etc, etc. Company Info Job Info Paid or not? and salary info? email address company website previous projects Take the time to check over your post before submitting as you may have left out some very important information or have misspelled alot of your post which tends to let people know how unprofessional you may be. Put [Paid] or [Unpaid] in your posts title. Well you haven't put [Paid] or [Unpaid] in the title. Also Job info, What sort of peices do you want, Big peices, Isometric, Sprites? Edited by Platnium - 10 January 2009 at 1:18pm

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