Well, due to the present and worsening economic crisis in my part of the globe, I've found myself with a lot of free time on my hands. So, I've gone and set up a new site and store for distributing my work directly. I'll be selling my photo work and 3D assets there.
The new site is at http://www.uponinfinitystore.com
To kick off the new site, my rock pack is on sale for half off at http://www.uponinfinitystore.com/index.php/product/art-rocks/ until the end of Saturday. Prices are in Canadian $, so anyone outside Canada will also be rewarded with a very favourable exchange rate on top of the sale.
Don't want to buy anything? Got you covered. Art Rocks sample pack of 3 objects free to use for non-commercial uses: http://www.uponinfinitystore.com/index.php/product/art-rocks-sample-pack/
I'll be adding more free stuff, both 3D and photos, in the near future.
Please note: while the site is up and 'live' now, it is still very much being worked on, and is not yet fully populated.
Either way, I'd love your C&C on it. Thanks!
Congratulations on your site, I hope you do well! Nice and crisp site, btw. The only comment I have is about the moving landscape. It's nice, but it jumps. If you could make that a smooth transition, a loop, it would be better. Or you could do something like I have on my site, just a couple of images slowly fading into eachother.
How do you print your photo's; yourself on real paper in 'liquids', the old-fashioned way, or 'computerprint'.
Thanks, Dune. Ah, the moving landscape, yes. It has a bit of a hard transition when it loops back, although I was able to make it a bit softer, I couldn't do it fully with the video editing software I have. I actually had a pretty good slider of images going, but I was determined to have a video background and it took coordinating with a guy in the Philippines over a 3 day period to implement it. Eventually, this video will be replaced with a better one with more clips including this one in it. So, it's kind of a placeholder for now. And I'm thinking about bringing the slider back lower on the main page, but I think video backgrounds look mint af.
As for the prints, no, not myself, I will be outsourcing them to a local printer and then shipping them myself. What is 'computerprint'?
Very nice Chad!
Looks great!
Jason
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Great!
Wish you luck with it!
Nice. Wish you luck.
What kinda paper and printing do you use?
Thanks, guys!
Quote from: TheBadger on April 05, 2016, 07:05:37 PM
What kinda paper and printing do you use?
That's a great question. When I did printing before, there were matte and glossy versions of digital photo paper for these scales. I will likely make these selectable options very quickly. What information, specifically, were you looking for, Mike?
I have a thing for paper and printing UI. Probably if you did what I would like, you would price me out of your store. So I would pick matte of the options, since I feel like glossy tends to look too...plastic.. often. IMHO. depends though.
I like the two images I saw. I thought about misty mountain the most. probably the other image will sell more though? Anyway, good job on the site.
Smooth site man...well built.