Following up my posts about self-publishing decks at TheGameCrafter (TGC), I’ve started to research MakePlayingCards.com (MPC) as a secondary supplier. MPC seems popular with a number of deck designers and purchasers. Being based in Hong [read more]
A continuation of my posts* on self-publishing your oracle deck through US-based print on demand manufacturer The Gamecrafter. I’ve expanded the series, with much more info, and created a .pdf available now at DigitalGryphonDesign.com. Earlier, [read more]
There are many reasons why a printed piece doesn’t match what your monitor displayed. Some are variations in your monitor; brightness setting and color calibration. Others are differences in the printing process; the inks, the [read more]
Part 3: Once your offer enters ‘premium pricing’ it’s easier for a potential buyer to accept upgrades. A corollary is that once someone’s paying a premium price, any failings or short comings (and their perception is reality) are magnified. [read more]
Many designers use crowd funding to publish their decks, often successfully. However, that process has limitations & requirements that may not work for every designer. I’d like to introduce deck creators to The Gamecrafter. [read more]
My ‘gender (whatever)’™ logotype design is no longer available through Spoonflower.
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