It's this exactly. For instance, if you have ever played Rogue-Like, the dev behind that, Oni, was already a rule34 artist making his money doing that. It releases very slowly because he does the art for it in between more solid, profitable work. Any artist you court is going to be similar, if they already have profitable work.I don't think he's worried about you stealing patrons, more that your some random guy he just met who wants him to drop his usual profitable business to take a risk...
True, so I just hope he will put the link of the game with the image at least...It's this exactly. For instance, if you have ever played Rogue-Like, the dev behind that, Oni, was already a rule34 artist making his money doing that. It releases very slowly because he does the art for it in between more solid, profitable work. Any artist you court is going to be similar, if they already have profitable work.
So, actually, you would probably do well to allow him to release some of the art on his patreon, to keep it going and his patreon income flowing, because it would mean that he could devote more focus to your game.
I beg to differ.Well I am not going to work with Afrobull, the negotiation failed... The problem is he want to post my commissions in his patreon even if I almost give him double time of what he earn per commission... If he do that it will create a spoiler effect, an no one would ever be interested to play a game if he can have all the CG for only 5$...
Or people would play the game but my Patreon would be a lame... lol
Seriously I told him all this, now it's it his end. He told me he will think about it. So we will see (I hope he will decide quickly)I beg to differ.
First of all, people here have overwhelmingly shown a preference for his art. This can only be a boon to your game.
Second of all, most people who play these games won't check his page, so nothing spoiled.
Third, even if they do go there, that may only whet their appetite to see the story in the game that goes along with those images.
Fourth, the people who already check his page would become potential customers of yours, allowing you to expand your list of supporters even more quickly, since they'd likely want to play a game with his art.
It's basically free advertising.
I honestly think both you and he will make make more money from that arrangement than either of you will lose.
I think you're misunderstanding me. I'm differing with you.Seriously I told him all this, now it's it his end. He told me he will think about it. So we will see (I hope he will decide quickly)