Chamomile Has Illustrations

My name is Chamomile, I have illustrations, and now, so do you.

Contained in this pack are over a hundred color and black-and-white stock illustrations for the fantasy genre released under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license for pay-what-you-want. That means you can pay any amount of money including none at all for the pack, you can use the illustrations in any product you like including for commercial purposes, and the only requirement is that you copy/paste the contents of credits.txt found within the download somewhere in the media you use the illustrations for.

I've spent the last three years building up a career on Kickstarter, and one of the biggest drags early on was just how much of a small project's budget had to be dedicated to art in order to make the books visually compelling. As a general rule, you want one illustration every 5-ish pages of an RPG book, and that is a very punishing art density for a project operating on a $2,000 budget to accomplish.

Now, you don't have to. While I strongly recommend lining up a freelance artist and having original art as a stretch goal, with this art pack you can still provide your backers and other customers with a fully illustrated book even if you barely squeak across the funding goal. Not only that, but backers who might've been nervous about backing a book that will only receive illustrations if it hits a certain stretch goal are much more likely to back a project that will definitely receive illustrations, even if it will only receive new illustrations at a certain stretch goal. Having the art from this pack on standby not only makes your book look good if you barely hit your goal, it makes you more likely to make enough money that you'll be able to commission original illustrations anyway.

Success compounds, and with this art pack, that force is on your side for once