As you can see on my side bar there I have successfully funded my book! Now I have to get the most for my money. I have already pre-sold 50 copies and so I have to make sure I cover that and can get them out at the most effective price. I know my model is a bit backward. I'm supposed to build myself up online before I ever attempt a physical book, but I can't help wanting it in my hands!
I want to feel my accomplishment and be able to physically hand it to someone when they ask about it. Trust me if I wasn't unemployed I would be revving up my marketing engine to go full blast with this thing. The sad truth is that my star has not reached the epic level needed to live off my art. Shocking I know. So I must husband my resources carefully so I can reach the people that really matter.
I'm working on a new cover, and I have a sticker design in place, if I can get the scanner working I will have a sneak peek for you. I am also working on all of the commissions for the Kickstarter campaign! They gave me a bunch of fun requests for their art.
More later!
The first full length graphic novel by artist and writer Emily McGuiness. Graduate of Savannah College of Art and Design, and all around maven, Emily is out to tell the story of Ira Anderson.
Showing posts with label kickstarter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kickstarter. Show all posts
Monday, May 16, 2011
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Update: Japan
With everything happening in Japan and my canceled trip to Dubai I was a bit dispirited about ever reaching my Kickstarter goal. I know that sounds completely selfish. We should of course help out people who are facing a much larger crisis than getting a book published.
I shouldn't despair yet. I still have lots of time and I am just glad that our group members over at Latchkey Studios are okay. They are irreplaceable.
Malcolm is keeping up with what's happening. He's in Tokyo and reporting on his site : Dog Eaters.
I shouldn't despair yet. I still have lots of time and I am just glad that our group members over at Latchkey Studios are okay. They are irreplaceable.
Malcolm is keeping up with what's happening. He's in Tokyo and reporting on his site : Dog Eaters.
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Friday, March 4, 2011
Give Me a Kick On Kickstarter
As you can see by the widget next door I have started a Kickstarter campaign to help fund the printing of Ira's story. You get to watch a hilarious message from me pleading for your help.
The great part about Kickstarter is you get great rewards for donating! So check it out today and help Ira's dream come true.
You can also now friend Ira on Facebook and get all his witticisms for free.
Rock out Seattle. I hope it will be another great day tomorrow at the emerald city con.
The great part about Kickstarter is you get great rewards for donating! So check it out today and help Ira's dream come true.
You can also now friend Ira on Facebook and get all his witticisms for free.
Rock out Seattle. I hope it will be another great day tomorrow at the emerald city con.
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