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Great news, i hope everything runs a little smoother for you now!

Seems like a great idea, I hope you can have some success with it!

(On a side note, and sorry not wanting to be pedantic, but there is a bad bit of grammar on the front page).

(On a side note, and sorry not wanting to be pedantic, but there is a bad bit of grammar on the front page).

Thanks for pointing it out

Can you show us what the original signed art looks like?

EDITED.

I don't want to be rude.

Alpharius wrote:Can you show us what the original signed art looks like?

I'll try to get a picture up tomorrow.

Check here or follow the Kickstarter if you are interested.

I'm tempted, especially by the Infinity art!

Hey Alpharius we contacted Corvus Belli to try and get you some pictures and I think you will like their response. The artwork will be glossy prints of a piece of art of the backers choice chosen from the art available in the rule books or art available on their website . When the Kickstarter finishes we will get a hold of them to tell them what you want. Because you get to have your choice of artwork we cannot give you an example picture at this time.

While that sounds neat, you shouldn't really call it "original artwork" in that case. (Which sounded a mite funny in the first place, because so much illustration these days is digital).

MarcoSkoll wrote:While that sounds neat, you shouldn't really call it "original artwork" in that case. (Which sounded a mite funny in the first place, because so much illustration these days is digital).

By original we are saying that they are produced by the Infinity Team originally. If they had been hand done originals they would have been hundreds of dollars. I am sorry if there was a misunderstanding we just found out exactly what they would be ourselves.

Yes, and I thought the whole thing sounded weird. And now you've largely confirmed what I suspected, I really recommend you guys change the wording. "Original artwork" carries a specific meaning, and using that phrasing for anything other than what it normally means is only going to cause misunderstandings.

"Official artwork" would be better - it'll get across "produced by the Infinity Team" without the false implication that it's a genuine original.

MarcoSkoll wrote:Yes, and I thought the whole thing sounded weird. And now you've largely confirmed what I suspected, I really recommend you guys change the wording. "Original artwork" carries a specific meaning, and using that phrasing for anything other than what it normally means is only going to cause misunderstandings.

"Official artwork" would be better - it'll get across "produced by the Infinity Team" without the false implication that it's a genuine original.

I agree, 'original artwork' means that it is the first piece done by the artwork, not a print. If it were the original piece $25 would have been a bargain though!

#1 I'm a sucker for Kickstarter, I love the site.
#2 I'm a huge Corvus Belli supporter
#3 I like the concept of your site and it benefits all of us in the hobby

You sir, have my $25.

kur0n wrote:

MarcoSkoll wrote:While that sounds neat, you shouldn't really call it "original artwork" in that case. (Which sounded a mite funny in the first place, because so much illustration these days is digital).

By original we are saying that they are produced by the Infinity Team originally. If they had been hand done originals they would have been hundreds of dollars. I am sorry if there was a misunderstanding we just found out exactly what they would be ourselves.

Yeah, whatever...

I hope you support CB and INFINITY as well as they are supporting you when your website starts.

We love Corvus and plan on taking care of them, just like they are doing for us.

I finally got around to watching your video! I like the look of it although i prefer commentary to music and faces rather than hands.

I'll be happy to chip a few bucks your way when i get paid and grab some Infinity artwork while i'm at it. Do you know how big the prints will be? Are we talking small enough to fit in an envelope or a big poster?

How is drumming up support going? Hopefully the community in this sub-forum will help you out a good bit.

We are expecting glossy 8x10's, which would probably look really nice framed on a wall.

I'm familiar what posters cost to print on a small scale and I can't imagine that is what they'll be donating to us. Although, it would be pretty amazing if they did.

Support seemed to slow down in the middle days, but that is to be expected.

We have talked to a couple of commission painters that are interested in the ad spots for the podcast and they will be donating soon, so I'm confident that we will hit our goal.

Nice one, i'll be sending my bucks your way tonight!

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