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Patreon Choice Voting: May 2016
🕑 Added 2016-07-29 16:58:53 +0000 UTC Only two options this month, regretfully. I guess I am failing to engage with my patrons or obtaining new ones, despite heavy promotion in my high-profile pieces. Any suggestions on how to address this are also very welcome!Anyhoo, on to the show! Voting is open to all $5+ tier patrons, and will remain open until the end of July 31, 2016, Brasília time (UTC-3).
1.
"The tragedy of AGES": A SEGA-themed spoof of George Pérez's classic cover from "Crisis on Infinite Earths" - only instead of Superman holding a dead Supergirl, it's Segata Sanshiro holding Saturn from the anime SEGA Hard Girls. Videogame references ahoy!
2.
"Play it again, Sam": Take an old piece I did for someone else, and with that person's permission, update it to fit my current skill set, style and vision. This will be kind of tricky, because I'll feel awkward just picking one piece to work on. I believe that this is kind of unfair for the people for whom I did the pieces I won't pick.
In this case, whoever is not picked will be considered for the next vote, so yay, everyone wins a little!
Comments
Cross the Multiverse
Looks like the idea finally went through. A melancholic one to be sure, so the word "celebration" might not be the best for the occasion - but here's some fitting music: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8BnrwoNNFk" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8BnrwoNNFk</a>
Jackie
Number 1, please! ^_^
Cross the Multiverse
#1, of course. And the Dogma Pyramid from Segagaga in the background helping to frame the scene would complete the concept further.
Outlaw Quadrant
There wasn't much time to submit ideas, so a longer period would help. As for the two choices, what I had intended with the second option is that you don't necessarily have to go all out. You can just take one particular element and go in a different direction with it (chibification, black and white, simpler design, etc). You could also kabash elements from different commissioned pieces and make it a new one (with permission from the requisite people, of course).
