RjainXIV 2024-01-18 12:26:08

$250 for 18 pieces comes out to $13.89 per piece. Assuming it takes someone 5 hours to work on each piece on average, that comes to $2.78 an hour. Unless you mean $250 per piece, which is more along the line of what artists are normally paid for game assets.

The use of AI already is also not a good sign.

Good luck.

DaShahRach00 2024-02-10 12:09:13

@RjainXIV @Foumart Well you just have to share absolutely all the income with the people you work with, if the game makes money! I encourage you to find a collaborator, not someone you just pay before, it will make everything easier !

DaShahRach00 2024-02-11 10:44:10

@Foumart Owh I thought you were planning to make a paid version of the game later and it would make money !
Try to find a partner irl, it's much more convenient to work like that for a game, projects launched with people we barely know via the internet often end up being abandoned along the way. The most important thing is that there is a relationship of trust between everyone in the team.

Also I advise you not to use AI, even for a prototype or a simple game jam, it can be seen as a lack of respect by the artists, these AIs cause a lot of damage in the entertainment industry, pose a lot of moral problems, and people are being replaced because of it, I understand why you used it, and I don't blame you, you needed graphics and fast, and I don't suppose you didn't think of that more than that, but if you want to find an artist partner who respects you, try to show respect for the artists' work
And sorry for my bad english ^^'