[ SECRET POST #2618 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2618 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's a mix of the supplies issue (like the other anon mentioned), the existence of a physical copy and the probability of the work being completed.

[(Anonymous)]

But Digital Art? And also you can write stories on paper or print them out so you also got a physical copy there?

[(Anonymous)]

And back in the days of printed fanzines, people charged money for them. Your point?

[(Anonymous)]

That fanart is no different from a written product in that regard and therefore the "supply issue" doesn't exist as a game changing factor?

[(Anonymous)]

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Nor the physical copy one.

[(Anonymous)]

You'd be surprised how much a good quality print on good quality paper can cost. And shipping. That could bring it up to $10 on it's own.

Unless you're printing a book and having it bound, printing out copies of regular paper is like nothing.

[(Anonymous)]

...I doubt anyone would pay for a story just printed out on regular paper. You'd want to bling that shit up.

Or it could be a little hand-bound, hand-written little marvel of calligraphy.

[(Anonymous)]

Except these days you're most likely going to get digital copy instead of a physical one ifcyiu commission someone for fanart.

[(Anonymous)]

I have a vague intuition the way visual vs written reimaginings are viewed by creators/treated by copyright may also play a role, but I'm going entirely off of hunches and hearsay here, so take that with a grain of salt.