Online marketplace and artist community Redbubble has teamed up with indie game developers to launch the pilot of Redbubble Fan Art.
New branded pages on the Redbubble website help game content rights holders sell designs to established fan art community members.
The Fan Art pilot program is kicking off with Armello, and the new developer-curated pages also feature games such as Crypt of the Necrodancer, Broforce, Darkest Dungeon, and Galak-Z. Fan art is featured on the likes of t-shirts, pillows, phone cases, and more.
“When talking to Redbubble we immediately saw the benefits not only for us and our community, but for indie developers around the world," said Trent Kusters, Co-founder and Director at League of Geeks, developers of Armello. "At our scale, setting up a full range of merchandise wasn’t a reality, so it was great that Redbubble already has the range, the systems and the artist community.”
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New branded pages on the Redbubble website help game content rights holders sell designs to established fan art community members.
The Fan Art pilot program is kicking off with Armello, and the new developer-curated pages also feature games such as Crypt of the Necrodancer, Broforce, Darkest Dungeon, and Galak-Z. Fan art is featured on the likes of t-shirts, pillows, phone cases, and more.
“When talking to Redbubble we immediately saw the benefits not only for us and our community, but for indie developers around the world," said Trent Kusters, Co-founder and Director at League of Geeks, developers of Armello. "At our scale, setting up a full range of merchandise wasn’t a reality, so it was great that Redbubble already has the range, the systems and the artist community.”
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