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Hey all, I was just wondering if these credits were right. I'm thinking of starting to sell art, but I'm not 100% sure these credits are exactly how you do it or not. If you have any other tips or if you feel like you know pricing/tier level, pop that in too. It's for a horse avi. Thanks so much! Link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qMkDwGv_THzOzjiUyP-Zfng-iMi2gg0HfAjb6WulIgg/edit?usp=drivesdk |
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Edited at June 12, 2024 05:57 PM by Serenity Stables
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Serenity Stables said:
It is too blurry to read
Hmm, I'll have to work on that. It says the stock is from xxMysteryStockzz (Deviant Art) and then my stable name under that |
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You'll want to choose an easier font to read. If you look at other artists, you'll see how they do their credits. Versailles is a good example (I just went into the T1 forum and grabbed a random post, any of them are probably good examples) as you can see the credits are super legible and in a corner so they're not annoying and detracting from the art. |
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Personal Opinion, whole image is blurry but find an eaiser to read & clearer font is the best option, I use copperplate as it's bold and simple to read. |
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Font should be fixed now! |
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Snow and Sleet Mix, Clearing at Night
