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'''Kemotek Diaries''' is a furry collaboration book effort to focus on promoting obscure artists with limited exposure. The artists should all have a clear display of effort put in to their work, and should also be considered obscure -- since the term is subjective in nature, it is up to the artist themselves to determine if they are. If they think so, they will be allowed a place in the book. They obviously also have to be drawing some sort of furry, in whichever style -- although, different and unique styles are encouraged. | '''Kemotek Diaries''' is a furry collaboration book effort to focus on promoting obscure artists with limited exposure. The artists should all have a clear display of effort put in to their work, and should also be considered obscure -- since the term is subjective in nature, it is up to the artist themselves to determine if they are. If they think so, they will be allowed a place in the book. They obviously also have to be drawing some sort of furry, in whichever style -- although, different and unique styles are encouraged, but anything goes as long as it's safe-for-work and original content. | ||
The Kemotek Diaries is primarily run as a passion project where profit comes second. This means that, as a participant, there is no entry/participation fee and no need to worry about the financial feasability of this project, but also that there is no set payment for the participants effort. However, it is unlikely for participants to not be paid for their work if everyone helps with advertising of the project. At the very least, the goal is to recuperate the cost of producing the books (break even) and any further profit is more of a bonus. | The Kemotek Diaries is primarily run as a passion project where profit comes second. This means that, as a participant, there is no entry/participation fee and no need to worry about the financial feasability of this project, but also that there is no set payment for the participants effort. However, it is unlikely for participants to not be paid for their work if everyone helps with advertising of the project. At the very least, the goal is to recuperate the cost of producing the books (break even) and any further profit is more of a bonus. | ||