[ SECRET POST #3203 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3203 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

If she's a poor college student who's trying to live off commissions, it makes way more sense to offer commissions for a large fandom. Not even artists who offer commissions get away with "but only in this tiny fandom."

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(diff anon)

the thing about that is that, it seems like it's easier for fanartists to get commissions rather than writers. fanfic is dubious enough, especially when it comes time to sell it. would you rather pay $10 for a hand drawn piece of art (whether digital or not) or $10 for a fanfic that you may not even more than once? :\

[(Anonymous)]

Plus fandom in general tends to have more good ficcers than good artists.

That being said, people who draw well sometimes can't write for shit. One of the manga series that got me into the medium is a collaboration between author and artist and geez, I can definitely understand (after looking at the artist's later works) why they paired up with a writer.

[(Anonymous)]

yep! and if they post their fanfics for free...!

absolutely. i would love to pair up with an artist and create a webcomic together but, for right now, i'm just gonna try to get a little extra on the side!

[(Anonymous)]

Then she probably does offer commissions for other fandoms. But I doubt most people who offer fic/art commissions are trying to get by off of that. Just some supplementary income -- even the more expensive fanartists... IDK it might be a lot of money for a college student but definitely not enough to support a family (where I live).