Art of Knightmare competition
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A more likely explanation is that your friends have provided Facebook with your email address (either manually or by volunteering access to their address books) and so when you sign up WITH that email address, it already knows who some of your friends are.
Ugh, and probably alerted them all that I'd signed up, even though it was nobody's business. Not my idea of privacy. But anyway, I've made my point and you've made yours, so the conversation has probably run its course.
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Well, David offered a "paperback book only" perk for £40 about two days ago, and not a single person has gone for it....
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Only a few days left though!
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I wish there was an option to get just the printed book as a perk on the campaign page. Not willing to pay £75 for it...If it were something like £20-£40 for just the book, I would probably make a donation.
I am not sure about the exact sizing of David’s proposed Knightmare book however I can tell you from experience that making a book of that quality isn’t cheap at all. I do a bit of photography and regularly produce photo books. Looking at the example shot of the book in his video, whether it’s something like 10x8 or 13x11, hardback, library binding, using top photo quality paper plus possibly a dust cover will set you back anything between £40-£65, maybe more depending on the number of pages. Plus, you can add on the postage for what will no doubt be very heavy book plus all your other perks (whether sent together or separately) and you’re looking at anything between £5-£10.
Anyway…I DID purchase the £75 offer and David has already sent me the signed A4 print (worth £20 inc P+P if bought separately on his .com), with postage at his expense.
The quality is stunning by the way.
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Jeez, what a glitchy website! Took me three attempts just to reach the payment stage as I kept getting different error messages, and then it turns out PayPal doesn't work (I tried that three times before giving up) so card payment is in fact the only option. Anyway, succeeded in the end! Thank you David for adding this perk. He should mention it on his Twitter & Facebook to make sure everyone who enquired is aware of it before the deadline!
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Weird.
I've made a total of 15 payments via indiegogo to various things. Always via paypal.
Never had a single problem
Not far to go now. The full amount is nearly raised!
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I've had to pass this up as I just haven't got much work on at the moment, I hope I can buy the book at a later date maybe?
£75 is indeed a silly amount of money, the most I've paid for a book was £50 and that had over 400 pages of art work in in, weights an absolute tone.. lol, extremely high quality product, so even the £40 KM book seems a bit costly.
Although I have been wanting something like this for years,
p.s I've been on facebook for years and have never experience any privacy issues, spam or anything for the sort. They've got my address, email and phone numbers and I've never had a scrap of trouble. I find it a useful tool of communication.
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I've had to pass this up as I just haven't got much work on at the moment, I hope I can buy the book at a later date maybe?
£75 is indeed a silly amount of money, the most I've paid for a book was £50 and that had over 400 pages of art work in in, weights an absolute tone.. lol, extremely high quality product, so even the £40 KM book seems a bit costly.
Although I have been wanting something like this for years,
By all means, if you can find a site that enables David to print the book, post it, cover other costs, and make some profit, all for a lower cost than £40 then let's hear about it.
I'm sure David would appreciate the opportunity to sell the books more cheaply.
And once again, it's not £75 for a book.
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Sounds like a problem with paypal rather than indiegogo.
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Tsk tsk.
Not ideal for a donations website.
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The special edition won't be.
I suspect the normal edition might be available as a printed book and it will definitely be available as an ebook.
I know David was toying with allowing people to print the ebook themselves. However I think that depends on resolving piracy issues.
My suspicion is that the prices will be higher after the campaign. Usually that's the actual "perk" for donating rather than being a buyer after the event
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That's cool. Will see what happens after the campaign. If the chance to acquire the normal edition arises it's still better than nothing. I would still buy the book.
Printing the ebook would be even better but like you say, piracy issues come into play.
I shall play the waiting game in the meantime!
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Well, as I implied earlier, I don't think you'll get it printed more cheaply. Even on a desktop printer, 100 pages of full colour will not only be terrible quality, but will likely cost you an entire set of ink cartridges.
I'd be surprised if a full set of colour inks, plus paper, would be less than the £20-£25 extra cost for the printed version and the quality would be terrible.
But that's part of the problem. Printing is very expensive.
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