As long as I've been an online writer, I've never really taken in the notion that I could potentially make extra money with the digital art that I've created over time. I'm not quite sure why, but it never really hit me. Okay, as some of the readers out there may know, my name is James Hogan – The creator of BBP-Studios. But that's not whats important. But it does help to understand why I'm writing this article.

 

 

 

Now, as some understand, I am a lover of all things art and animation. And when I'm not writing for clients on Text Broker (a well known [by the online writing community] online ghost writing site) I'm knee-deep in either Houdini or Blender 3D. For those of you who may not know what Houdini and Blender are, they're two of the most powerful, commonly known, 3D animation tools on the net.

 

Recently, I was exploring an idea that to my knowledge isn't anything genius, in fact I'm sure that many people have thought of the same idea. However, I'm sure that there are a few people that haven't quite gotten the memo yet, so I just wanted to write an article for them so that they may in-turn benefited by it. If what you happen to be into is 3D animation, or digital animation of any sort really, then read up because you might find this interesting.

 

Have you ever been surfing the web and came across a blog that had many hundreds of posts and many thousands of views. Well we can obviously see that there are many different sorts of interesting topics that people have written about in their blogs. But what if there was something different. Well, not that different, but still – different, none-the-less. An entire blog completely filled with nothing but the most popular pieces of digital art work that cinema has to offer, as well as a few of your own. This new sort of blog would then be known as a “Photog.” This way, it would be so simple for designers to get the sort of images they need with out the need of surfing too far up Google's ass. Because every one knows that while Google is a reliable source for images, it may not always be as “up-to-quality,” as a designer may need. Now I mean in no way to, “bash” on Google, but we all know it's true.

 

Now, it's hard for me to convey how this would look so I'll give you the best description that I can. Even though I haven't had much thought about this Idea considering, well – it just hit me as I'm writing this. Well, this new sort of blog, would be known as Photog, and each post from a different user would feature their own cinematic works of art. As they are displayed over the site thousands of people all over the world would tune in and comment on images that many excellent designers have posted.

 

The images would house under them information about the art work, and in-turn can then be bought from the artist if that be the will of the buyer. The art would also feature mini alerts from the artist about upcoming works, or even events, or he can just go on about what inspired the art, or even what they'll be doing in the next couple of hours. That's why it would be considered a blog of sorts.

 

 

 

 

Now, under no circumstances should Adsense be left out of the equation. Adsense would come in for two different reasons. Suppose you would only use a blog to present your art work. Your Adsese could then be attached and you could then set up your own system of Adsense-art income. However, with “Photog” you would also receive upfront payments for ads or jobs that you could have completed for clients who may want to use the site that would house Photog for commercial use. This system would be similar to that of Text Broker, only it wouldn't be writing, it would be digital design.

 

Looking farther ahead, I see that the possibilities for change would be endless. However, consider the following – This new idea would come into play and would then have the same effect that being able to write online for a stable income did. Would it be more difficult to get in? Would it be more interesting to people than reading about, “How Adsense Can Help With Your Yearly Income.” [hypothetical article of course]. Even still. It's so interesting to want to know what would happen. Not just as a lover of digital design, but also as a writer, who couldn't Imagen making a living any other way.

 

 

 

 

As I'm sitting here thinking about what more than likely won't ever happen. I ask myself how this would shape the online writing community. Would it make writers like us harder to find. Would the use of art instead of good-old text be more efficient than writing in the market industries? Well, even still, who would pass up a chance to become an artist online, much like the way writers have done and in-turn made a good habit of writing – thus leading only to success. Whether that success be in terms of income or glory.

 

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