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Program ended abnormally on 18/12/2003 23:03, Due to a catastrophic Greg
M. Johnson error:
>
> If you want $$ from the *code you make for* a freeware community, I'd say
> you're up against a brick wall, both culturally and practically. But here
> are some ways to earn a living *using* povray:
>
> 1) Start up a gallery at zazzle.com. Rumor has it that Gilles Tran
> made $90 in one month from sales of his artwork. I however
> have yet to make a penny.
>
> 2) Make a demo reel of animations and walk into your local donut shop.
> Show them to the manager and ask him if he or she'd like to pay you to make
> TV commercials for him. If I would ever find myself unemployed, I have half
> a mind to do this myself.
>
> 3) Make a realllllllllllllly cool web site and put up a PayPal site to
> collect donations.
>
> 4) Print up your own T-shirts using your designs and set up shop in the
> back of a Pinto, driving from abandoned parking lot to abandoned parking lot
> in beach towns along your local seaboard (my other half-a-mind is to do
> this.)
>
I have done CD Cover artwork using POV, but this has only gotten me a few free
CDs and free stickers - nothing to quit my day job over, especially considering
that it wasn't for a major label. I have another friend who is orders of
magnitude more successful than I am with his CD artwork (not POV work, but this
is only for comparison) and still has to be the webmaster of 5 different web
sites to be able to pay his bills.
Unless you managed to be extremely good and managed to land yourself a gig with
a major company, I don't think this would be a valuable option.
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