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On Behalf Of Mig Nola

April 22, 2010 by
Steam Crow LLC, Daniel Davis
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Sometimes, people ask me to draw things for money. Things like illustrations and logos, and stuff like that.

While that would be great, I have a day-job, and if I took on that kind of work, Steam Crow (as a creative place where I draw monsters and this comic) would end.

So, I always say "no."

Another issue is that a lot of you who ask for art don't have big budgets. Trust me, I understand.

That said, I'm not exactly cheap and I can't afford to take on a lot of work with smaller budgets, even though I'd often like to.

The third issue is time. Even if I could take on more freelance illustration, I can't necessarily turn everyone's work as fast as they need. This stuff takes time (why I'm not cheap) and with everything I'm juggling, sometimes you need art really, really fast.

The solution: Steam Crow Stock Art

Now, instead of me having to say "no" to everyone, I'll now be able to offer some art at a lot better prices - just about instantly.

Now, I'm starting out with just a few meager images, but I hope to build it up to several hundred in the coming year. It may not be exactly what you need, but who knows... it might help some folks out.

I gave it a lot of thought, and figured that it would do me (and you) more good to offer the Stock Art directly to you, instead of through some third party. In most cases, I'd make less than $1 on most of those sites, and the big company would keep the majority of the money.


  • The downloads all come in Adobe Illustrator CS1, vector PDF, TIFF, EPS, PNG, JPG formats.

  • 100% royalty free. Buy them images once, use them forever. (Other than clipart resale)

  • Fully editable

  • PC and MAC compatible

  • Instant access - Download your images immediately


I'm open to take any suggestions you might have, as for future images that we offer.

I'll be slowly but surely adding to our stock art collection over time.

- Daniel

Next stop: Steam Crow Shop
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