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In article <Bw2FtA.IMw@uxa.ecn.bgu.edu> mucds@uxa.ecn.bgu.edu (Corey D. Stinson) writes:

     Greets all,

	 I am working on a traditional-type role playing game but I have a
   small problem.  I really can't draw that well!  Is there anyone out
   there who is a good artist, able to draw people and monster pictures?
   I'm not looking for anything fancy at all.  The game I'm working on will
   be shareware.  Is there anyone who would like to contribute?

	 Since I'm just putting this together now (not much code has
   actually been implemented) I can't tell you gain you would get from
   something like this.  But, you would at the least get your name in the
   credits :)

	 If this peaks anyone's interest, please respond.  Also, if anyone
   has tips for drawing characters, humans in particular, or just drawing
   in general let me know.
				    Thanx in advance,
					   Corey Stinson

It seems to me that this may be a common problem, why should a person
with programming knowledge also be a graphic artist? As for myself,
I've got a couple of games almost ready for distribution, but the
graphics are not up to standard. (Actually in one case it is, but I
had to steal some bitmaps from another game, alas I won't distribute
it with stolen bmps.) 

If there are people out there with special interest in game design,
graphic artists, writers (as you may notice english isn't my natural
language), programmers etc. maybe we could join forces? If anybody are
interested drop me a line.

To Corey: If you like the idea, drop me a line will you?

ps: I would especially like to get in contact with people programming
for the MS-Windows environment.

torstein
torstein@itekiris.kjemi.unit.no