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And if so, how was it received by your readers?
It’s something I’ve considered doing for awhile now.
I’m mainly concerned that the story I want art for is one I’ve been writing for over a year now. In reading imagination is king, and for my regular readers I’m sure they already have a well established vision of what my characters look like.
I’d like to think I’ve described them well at this point. Well enough that if I collaborated with an artist willing to have a dialogue with me in the design process, the results couldn’t deviate too far from what people imagine.
Another complicated matter is the usage rights associated with commissioning artwork. It’ll obviously vary from artist to artist but I’ll have to take caution in ensuring i have the ability to actually post what I’ve commissioned.
Actually, side note. What are the rules surrounding intellectual property on CHYOA?. Do authors technically own the stories they publish? Has that even come up?
Some people might be reading this and thinking it would be unusual to spend potentially hundreds of dollars on a completely free hobby. To be honest, the characters I’ve written about have been rattling around in my head for years before I started writing them down, and I’ve always wanted art of them anyways.
It’s something I’ve considered doing for awhile now.
I’m mainly concerned that the story I want art for is one I’ve been writing for over a year now. In reading imagination is king, and for my regular readers I’m sure they already have a well established vision of what my characters look like.
I’d like to think I’ve described them well at this point. Well enough that if I collaborated with an artist willing to have a dialogue with me in the design process, the results couldn’t deviate too far from what people imagine.
Another complicated matter is the usage rights associated with commissioning artwork. It’ll obviously vary from artist to artist but I’ll have to take caution in ensuring i have the ability to actually post what I’ve commissioned.
Actually, side note. What are the rules surrounding intellectual property on CHYOA?. Do authors technically own the stories they publish? Has that even come up?
Some people might be reading this and thinking it would be unusual to spend potentially hundreds of dollars on a completely free hobby. To be honest, the characters I’ve written about have been rattling around in my head for years before I started writing them down, and I’ve always wanted art of them anyways.