Our Sweetheart team wants you for our final installment of My Little Sweetheart.
This was a difficult decision to make, but it has been determined that this year would be an appropriate time to mark a shift in our program, which will include an end to our My Little Sweetheart name. This is not to say that this is a final goodbye for all equine related projects - we still plan to work on side projects, like our fantastic collaborations with Starswirl Academy. However, the time for My Little Sweetheart has come to a close and for the mantle to be ed to new projects and new futures.
We are currently open for applications for our final installment and hope to hear from you soon!
@Background Pony #22DA
“Artists shouldn’t get paid for their work because I don’t want to pay for it.”
And the exciting sequels “Creating art is fun so artists shouldn’t get money off it”, “If they want money they should get a real job”, and “Making money off fanart is wrong, fanart should be free for everyone!”.
There is the overwhelming belief that everything in this world needs to be translated into money. And more money you earn, the more successful (as human being) you are. Patreon coming to life is the epitome of that faith.
What you earlier had for free, now you need to pay for. But what can you tell? Americuns always know better.
The remaining of your comment barely makes any sense.
Many creators that use Patreon make what they draw (or at least the biggest part of it) available completely for free on the internet, you keep having what you had for free before, you pay if you want.
I cannot understand what you are implying. Are you shaming the authors for trying to make a living out of their content instead of having to work in another job that often they like less to sustain their hobby and provide free content without the help of the people who enjoy this content they create? Do you think creators don’t have the right to ask the people that benefits from their content for money to survive while they create?
I’m having a hard time seeing you as anything else than an spoiled child that thinks that creators are your slaves and you are entitled to anything they create.
Patreon is never a problem…at least for the most part. If someone wishes to turn something they enjoy doing as a hobby into their career, they should have the opportunity to do so. There’s a certain amount of commitment that is sheerly required to make that level of transition. If something is just a hobby for you, that’s fine. But there are people out there who are good enough, talented enough, and committed enough to make their hobby their job. A lot of people out there lack either one of those three, a combination of those three, or just all three.
The fandom is alive and active, and we still most likely will do other projects. One of the hopes we have, with this final MLS, is to feature what some of the future collaborations will look like.
@Background Pony #22DA
The process and idea of Patreon has been around since the Medieval Age, usually by the church and royalty. And while the fandom is smaller than it was in season 2, it’s still alive and active.
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Good, thanks for answering!
@Vaidelot
At the moment, it is only available as an online pack, but we are working towards making a print edition available.
At the moment, it is only available as an online pack, but we are working towards making a print edition available.
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It’s been a nice run though.
Good luck on their future endeavors.
Didn’t know that last part.
An art folio of humanized pinup images from a large assortment of artists where all proceeds go to medical research charities.
Was it published only as e-book? Because, unlike others, I don’t see paperback edition of it in your store…
Summer Swirl, while not in name, is technically the sixth My Little Sweetheart. For all intents and purposes, we treat it as the sixth MLS.
*looks at the store listings
I see five sweethearts collections, where’s six?
Look to the side of our main tumblr: http://cutey-confidential.tumblr.com/
Also, I will update the tumblr to include a “store” page, for easier reference.
I always said I would, but I didn’t want to explain to my parents why I was getting MLP-themed softcore in the mail.
Any place I can purchase My Little Sweetheart volumes 2-6 (and 7 when it comes out?)
Right? It’s the same process every damn time.
I do agree with your two first lines, that are very well exposed by this amazing strip from Bill Waterson.
The remaining of your comment barely makes any sense.
Many creators that use Patreon make what they draw (or at least the biggest part of it) available completely for free on the internet, you keep having what you had for free before, you pay if you want.
I cannot understand what you are implying. Are you shaming the authors for trying to make a living out of their content instead of having to work in another job that often they like less to sustain their hobby and provide free content without the help of the people who enjoy this content they create? Do you think creators don’t have the right to ask the people that benefits from their content for money to survive while they create?
I’m having a hard time seeing you as anything else than an spoiled child that thinks that creators are your slaves and you are entitled to anything they create.
“Artists shouldn’t get paid for their work because I don’t want to pay for it.”
Patreon is never a problem…at least for the most part. If someone wishes to turn something they enjoy doing as a hobby into their career, they should have the opportunity to do so. There’s a certain amount of commitment that is sheerly required to make that level of transition. If something is just a hobby for you, that’s fine. But there are people out there who are good enough, talented enough, and committed enough to make their hobby their job. A lot of people out there lack either one of those three, a combination of those three, or just all three.
My exact reaction. The dude/duddete is only hijacking the announcement to spew his beliefs about the current state of the fandom.
The process and idea of Patreon has been around since the Medieval Age, usually by the church and royalty. And while the fandom is smaller than it was in season 2, it’s still alive and active.
Wow. Just, wow.