A Thank You to All RocketFans
I had intended to post earlier in the week about the wild success we've had with The Pumpkin-Suit's Manual - which has easily broken all sales records among The Black Desert products - but I was delayed. As I've mentioned a few times, the largest stumbling block on the project was the lack of processing power my computer had and the difficulties this caused on making artwork for the P-SM. In addition, I also had a lot trouble getting the PDF uploaded to RPGNow, so I had to resort to personally emailing copies from the master files to those who couldn't download the product during it's first days on sale. Fortunately, these problems have been resolved, and everyone who bought a copy of The Pumpkin-Suit's Manual has now received one.
Anyway, the reason I hadn't posted this week is because of all of you. That isn't a blame thing, let me assure you; it is in fact a sincere thank you. You see, with the money I made off of the sale of the P-SM, I was able to purchsce a new computer. It's just a simple e Machine, nothing fancy, but the processors are more than powerful enough to let me continue making 3D artwork for future projects. This also means that I now have Windows running on my primary computer again. Not that I have any loyalty to the brand, but since I have a couple of grand worth of top-shelf programs I got for free (Thanks Daz Studio!) It means I can actually run them on my main computer, along with everything else.
What all of this means is that I'm able to expand and increase the quality of my work because of the support of my fans. We're reaching the kind of symbiotic relationship that an artist has with their patrons, and I am very thankful for that support and proud that you think so highly of my work.
Thing are going to be smoother, faster, and fancier from here on out. You made it happen. Thanks again.
I had intended to post earlier in the week about the wild success we've had with The Pumpkin-Suit's Manual - which has easily broken all sales records among The Black Desert products - but I was delayed. As I've mentioned a few times, the largest stumbling block on the project was the lack of processing power my computer had and the difficulties this caused on making artwork for the P-SM. In addition, I also had a lot trouble getting the PDF uploaded to RPGNow, so I had to resort to personally emailing copies from the master files to those who couldn't download the product during it's first days on sale. Fortunately, these problems have been resolved, and everyone who bought a copy of The Pumpkin-Suit's Manual has now received one.
Anyway, the reason I hadn't posted this week is because of all of you. That isn't a blame thing, let me assure you; it is in fact a sincere thank you. You see, with the money I made off of the sale of the P-SM, I was able to purchsce a new computer. It's just a simple e Machine, nothing fancy, but the processors are more than powerful enough to let me continue making 3D artwork for future projects. This also means that I now have Windows running on my primary computer again. Not that I have any loyalty to the brand, but since I have a couple of grand worth of top-shelf programs I got for free (Thanks Daz Studio!) It means I can actually run them on my main computer, along with everything else.
What all of this means is that I'm able to expand and increase the quality of my work because of the support of my fans. We're reaching the kind of symbiotic relationship that an artist has with their patrons, and I am very thankful for that support and proud that you think so highly of my work.
Thing are going to be smoother, faster, and fancier from here on out. You made it happen. Thanks again.
Yay!
ReplyDeleteNow, back to work!
;-)