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Alix Branwyn The snake is the most popular (also the one I chose) - the visual hierarchy is more more clear in that one, and it really pops at the smaller size |
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Bruce Brenneise The purple/spaceship card is the favorite, and I'd suspect that's all about how it has a lot of color, but doesn't get hard to read at the small size, where #1 is a little confusing to parse what's going on, and 2 & 4 are more monochrome |
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Martin Gee Surprisingly to no one, the Boba Fett, BB8, and C3PO/R2D2 ones are most popular, but Martin uses the whole set (with the belly band shows) as a set to give away to Art Directors and bigger clients. The Boba & Boba one just kills it for fan fave character + adorable clever concept. |
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Nicole Grosjean The unicorns are the winners, the full illustration over the watch (though those watches are awesome!) Unicorns are easily a fan favorite, but the illustration reads easily at a small size and the unicorn has a pleasing silhouette, where some of the other cards are a little busier. |
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Nicholas Elias Showing off the cool multi-design display case that you can order with your Moo cards. I'm pretty sure I took the top card (Ares) - his silhouette really pops here with the lighter background. |
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Julia Lynn Powell The portrait card on the right is the most popular, and you can really tell in this picture how well it pops off that card. That one was my choice too, and the piece is gorgeous in person, so this was a great reminder. |
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Clark Huggins Clark says he runs out of the Blue Faced guy (the ad for Reckless Deck) and Captain America the most, but I love that Aquaman - such a great book cover composition. |
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Naomi VanDoren Naomi says she runs out of the two fox dragon ones (top right 2), but i think I picked the bottom right - more book cover like for me to remember. |
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Angela Rizza |
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Anne-Katrin Hermanns Anne-Katrin splits her art between scientific illustration and fantasy work, so it's helpful that she can keep cards with both options at the same time, without having to cram multiple images on a small card. |
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Brandy Heinrich She says the Koi is the fave |
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Candice Broersma The top left 2 are the most popular, although I'd have a hard time picking here. So much good book cover feels. |
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Christine Rhee The bear & the goldfish & face pieces are most popular. I definitely would pick the bear, but I was lucky enough to get a whole set...again, a good strategy for wish list clients |
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Dawn Carlos Nice strategy - she uses the top card (a cheaper non-Moo print) to pass out at cons with her booth location written or stickered on, then at her booth people can choose between the Moo cards below. |
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Dominick Saponaro The left two are the most favorite (I picked the blue frog - and I later hired Dom to do covers that related directly to that piece) |
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Elizabeth Leggett |
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Gwenevere Singley The middle two go first. My choice was the 2nd from the left. Great conceptual illustration. |
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Jennifer Geldard |
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Jon Hunt This is a 2-sided postcard |
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Kate Santee Roller derby wins! |
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Laura Garabedian The bottom three are the more popular, the tree in the bottom middle a slight winner. I think I picked that one too, cool concept. |
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Lily McDonnell Unsurprisingly the Joker is the fave |
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Linda Adair The angels (left 2) are the more popular ones. I love the Halo effect on that one. |
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Louisa Gallie The tree is the fave, the girl with the knife the runner-up |
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Marcelo Gallegos The two faces on the patterns go first, and I agree with the feeling that they must go bc they are so easy to read at the smaller scale and the orb just pops. |
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Marisa Erven Bottom left is the fave - which I agree with, definitely draws you in, over the other two |
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Matthew Warlick He's actually run into a problem - this is a double-sided card but people generally take two thinking it's two different cards. |
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Preston P. Jackson the center 2 cards ar ethe most popular, depending on whether Preston is at a fantasy event or general art event. Im pretty sure I picked the fantasy one in the middle. |
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Randy Vargas These are new so no crowd testing yet, but my would be the top right bc it's book covery, and the dragons would probably be fan faves |
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Sam Lamont Cthulhu beats skeletons |
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Robbie Trevino The big yellow hand is the fave (and was my pick) |
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Tanya Finder |
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