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Working in the garden. (Patreon)

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2019-07-21 09:47:32
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2026-06
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It’s a beautiful morning here in the suburbs SW of London, so I’m sat in the garden with coffee, a couple of notebooks and a bunch of pens. Working on some ideas for Patreon, including trying to think up some new tiers (and suggestions?), and probably sketching out the next round of Weird-Field Spaceships.

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Anonymous

Your top tiers seems very low for the amount of work that would be required on your part. Dont get me wrong, $12 a month is a phenomenal deal for an original illustration (as well as involvement in the creative process!!). I just hope that it is worth your while. I personally feel like a patreon reward does not need to be value for money, but rather a token gesture of thanks for support. Things like stickers and small prints (like the postcards) are great examples of low monetary value and easily scaleable rewards that are super nice for people who love your work.

thisnorthernboy
>>24957860

Hi Leo. I definitely think I got my tiers and pricing a little off, which is why I limited the numbers after a while. I'll add more tiers at some point, and probably retire those existing ones. One thing I do have in my favour is that I tend to make prints out of my work, and that goes the same for Weird-Field stuff. So although I've perhaps priced them too low to be self-sufficient solely on Patreon, I know I'll make money through selling prints and postcards, and eventually an art book of the project.

Anonymous
>>24957860

Sounds like there is no danger of it becoming a burden on you. I would hate if your patreon became that instead of enabling you to do cool stuff! As an aside, I appreciate how open and engaged you are about this process. Cheers!