Friday, April 2, 2010
The importance of artwork
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Erin Truitt (Lofwyr at BGDF) has a pretty powerful commentary here on boardgame artwork from the perspective of a retailer and designer. I probably need to shell out some cash here for my game, maybe more than I was planning on. At least for the box, maybe for the whole thing.
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