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GLBI have lots of unreleased store items, but bad at renders!! (CLOSED)
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Hi, I'm food mage.
You know?
I have so much stuff that I need to release to the store but I'm so uninspired when I make renders.
I just want to move onto the next project!
Maybe someone here will make the renders/promo art of my new characters in exchange for free stuff?
Check my store and see if maybe you know someone who can help me.
I'm just so demotivated at times but my products could be up on the store today.
Respond here or send me a message
You know?
I have so much stuff that I need to release to the store but I'm so uninspired when I make renders.
I just want to move onto the next project!
Maybe someone here will make the renders/promo art of my new characters in exchange for free stuff?
Check my store and see if maybe you know someone who can help me.
I'm just so demotivated at times but my products could be up on the store today.
Respond here or send me a message
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I wish I could help you but I'm working on a potato at the moment so it would probably take me days to do a render.
You've got some nice stuff there that really should be up in the marketplace.
I hope you find inspiration, or someone to help.
Cheers!
You've got some nice stuff there that really should be up in the marketplace.
I hope you find inspiration, or someone to help.
Cheers!
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Well, I was going to purchase the Yoko Litner figure, but all your stuff has disappeared. I think your renders are great, I prefer simple, clear promo pictures like front and back T-pose, maybe a shot or two of alternate textures, if any. Yesterday I didn't buy a character from a vendor I like on a different site, because all the promo pics were slight variations on the same kind-of crouched pose, with the character in a baggy dress, in the dark. I like to know the figure isn't a basic G8 with a little dial spinning on the face before I shell out 12 bucks (or 15, or 20). Your promos show everything nice and clear. They are some of my favorites on Renderhub for that reason.
I hope you bring your store back, I'd like to get Yoko
I hope you bring your store back, I'd like to get Yoko
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It's just my opinion, but the renders you have look good. Sometimes simple renders are better than elaborate ones. When you make elaborate renders it's too easy to put focus on the wrong thing, and draw a user in the wrong direction. Let the buyer put the picture together. That's why I always try to support the vendors by posting product renders on their page. If you want someone to do that I'll be more than happy to help out if I can, provided it's importable to DAZ studio, and compatible with what I have.
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Don't even worry about it right now. You can tell what the objects are just by the rendered images.
It is not your job to market your products, when a storefront is furnished for you. Yes, you should render "better" showcase pictures of your assets, it will help when you have to advertise outside of the storefront. You want your rendered stuff to be appealing outside of the realm of peers, it draws the attention of potential employers. But it is the storefront's job to bring the buyer to you. And if your rendered examples are clear and readable, that is all you need for the storefront. Yours look like what you'd find on Turbosquid and that's all you need. Your potential buyer already knows what he/she needs and is looking for.
Someone I used to associate with, came up with a solution named Sympatico Studios. I broke ties because they spammed me heavily when trying to recruit me as one of their render artists, but give them a look. They're more geared toward DAZ and Renderosity store items, but they have a team and maybe someone could work with you. But again, don't sweat it. Learn to render better images, but don't let that stop you from putting your assets in a store. My own product thumbnails are crap compared to a finished composition, but they are all readable and everyone can tell what is being sold. If they want to see pretty pictures, well, that's why I have a gallery.
It is not your job to market your products, when a storefront is furnished for you. Yes, you should render "better" showcase pictures of your assets, it will help when you have to advertise outside of the storefront. You want your rendered stuff to be appealing outside of the realm of peers, it draws the attention of potential employers. But it is the storefront's job to bring the buyer to you. And if your rendered examples are clear and readable, that is all you need for the storefront. Yours look like what you'd find on Turbosquid and that's all you need. Your potential buyer already knows what he/she needs and is looking for.
Someone I used to associate with, came up with a solution named Sympatico Studios. I broke ties because they spammed me heavily when trying to recruit me as one of their render artists, but give them a look. They're more geared toward DAZ and Renderosity store items, but they have a team and maybe someone could work with you. But again, don't sweat it. Learn to render better images, but don't let that stop you from putting your assets in a store. My own product thumbnails are crap compared to a finished composition, but they are all readable and everyone can tell what is being sold. If they want to see pretty pictures, well, that's why I have a gallery.
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Ah right, I can just my gallery for that.
I am remodeling my store and products for now but I will eventually get to putting it all together and back up on my store.
I am remodeling my store and products for now but I will eventually get to putting it all together and back up on my store.
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