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Illustrators Corner - Microstock Illustrators Forum => Illustration - General => Topic started by: MarkRyanDesigns on September 20, 2012, 07:18
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what are the most essential microstock sites to be on as a illustrator?
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You almost have to figure that out for yourself but this might help you get started. For what its worth I have had two sales this month on ToonVectors with a commission of $14.00 each. $28 from a brand new site with only 1/4 of my port isn't bad. Outside of the top 4 I also like GLStock and Canstock.
http://www.microstockgroup.com/illustration-general/vector-pricing-breakdown-by-site/ (http://www.microstockgroup.com/illustration-general/vector-pricing-breakdown-by-site/)
edit: updated the link
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Hey Chromaco, which image was sold I am kinda curious?
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Hey Chromaco, which image was sold I am kinda curious?
are you looking after best sellers or agencies? ;D
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agencies. my plan was always to go exclusive on istock but lately I am questioning whether it's worth it so I'd like to try a few other sites. istock and shutterstock have always been consistant for me but I've never sold anything on bigstock, fotolia or dreamstime is there other sites that are good just with illustrations as oppose to photos?
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GraphicRiver is my #2 earning site for August, behind SS. It's a pain to upload there, but financially I think it's worth it.
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Graphic River sounds interesting, what type of illustrations do you do?
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Click on the Shutterstock icon in my signature.
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I do fairly well on 123RF and Vectorstock. Nothing close to SS but it all adds up. I tried to upload some images to Graphic River but finally gave up due to their incredibly screwed up system.