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Just a side project I just hacked in the last few days. Think of it as Github, except for artwork. You can use it to store your creative stuff, but also to fork
by dryicerx 17y ago
Just a side project I just hacked in the last few days. Think of it as Github, except for artwork. You can use it to store your creative stuff, but also to fork and derive from other users and the site tracks the derivative/fork tree.
Example of derivatives http://alpha.artevolve.com/art/view/321667ea2e7a4db4a208980241a58766 http://alpha.artevolve.com/art/view/321667ea2e7a4db4a2089802...
By the way this is still Alpha as still a lot to be done
- prawn 17y agoI would introduce a sidebar to the art profile page so people can get an idea of what surrounds that piece (derivatives, ownership, etc) without having to scroll down. When you've developed it a bit more, make sure that in between the click from art profile to evolve an image, there is something other than a sign-up form. You need to show the potential to new users before they will sign-up. As it is now, the majority would see the sign-up and walk away. Make sure your example derivative is really convincing. Not sure if your market is professionals (who might do this in Lightroom or Aperture), groups (wanting to share professional derivatives privately) or people creating lolcats and so on, but your example for each case should be quite different.
- dryicerx 17y agoExcellent idea regarding the art page, I'll definitely need to redo that page. I already applied your suggestion for art submitting/evolving page, I can definitely see it attracting more people that way by showing the guts. Really appreciate your input! :)