Wallpapers for donators
The wallpapers used as voting incentives are now also available on the exclusive page for donators. More Gaia related artwork will be added over the course of the next months.
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The wallpapers used as voting incentives are now also available on the exclusive page for donators. More Gaia related artwork will be added over the course of the next months.
One year after the last fanart contest, it’s time for another one! You can use characters from Sandra and Woo and Gaia for your entry.
Unlike most such contests, ours comes with nice prize money for the five winners who I will pick from all contestants:
Please send your entry in an e-mail with the subject “Fanart Contest” to novil@gmx.de. You can attach the entry to the e-mail or link to it in the e-mail text body. You must submit your entry before Tuesday, 1 May 2012. I hope one month is enough time for everybody who is interested in entering the contest.
Additional information about the contest:
If you have further questions about the contest, please ask them in the comment section.
A good position at the large webcomic voting site TopWebComics is a good way get new readers. As a little thank-you for voting for Gaia, you will receive the following wallpaper:
A good position at the large webcomic voting site TopWebComics is a good way get new readers. As a little thank-you for voting for Gaia, you will receive the following wallpaper:
Sandra and Woo and Gaia are now officially published under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
This means you are free to share the comic strips/pages, that means to copy, distribute and transmit them under the following conditions:
The license only applies to the comics in the comic archive written by Oliver Knörzer (Novil) and drawn by Puri Andini (Powree). It doesn’t apply to all other pieces of artwork found on our websites.
In other news, I’m now a member of the German Pirate Party. I don’t agree on some of their political goals, but they are currently the only political party that credibly fights for citizens’ rights and against censorship. In September 2011, they achieved a spectacular result in the Berlin state election with 8.9% of the popular vote.