How do you find the right artist for the style of game you're making? Commence discussion! Topics: <ul> <li>Finding artists to fit your target market.</li> <li>Identifying market segments.</li> <li>Examples of illustrations or graphic design not fitting the game.</li> <li>Selecting images for the Star Trek Trading Card Game.</li> <li>What should I look for when requesting quotes?</li> <li>What kind of budget should I expect?</li> </ul>

How do you find the right artist for the style of game you're making? Commence discussion! Topics: Finding artists to fit your target market. Identifying market segments. Examples of illustrations or graphic design not fitting the game. Selecting images for the Star Trek Trading Card Game. What should I look for when requesting quotes? What kind of budget should I expect?

How do you find the right artist for the style of game you're making? Commence discussion! Topics: <ul> <li>Finding artists to fit your target market.</li> <li>Identifying market segments.</li> <li>Examples of illustrations or graphic design not fitting the game.</li> <li>Selecting images for the Star Trek Trading Card Game.</li> <li>What should I look for when requesting quotes?</li> <li>What kind of budget should I expect?</li> </ul> &nbsp;

Matching Art to Your Game - Ep. 51

On The Board Game Business Podcast, we discuss the business side of the tabletop gaming industry. We don't review games or tell you which ones we like, but instead focus on how to price, distribute, design, develop, and market your game. Richard New hosts and sits alongside Jeremy Commandeur, a game designer, and Brian Henk, a game designer and publisher with Overworld Games.

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Matching Art to Your Game - Ep. 51

Matching Art to Your Game - Ep. 51