"LauraR;c-17335341" wrote:
"troshalom;d-969898" wrote:
Writers don't spend money on ink and paper everytime they create a book on a computer, so why do painters have to pay per icon to create digital icons!
This needs to be fixed.
As a writer I can absolutely confirm that yes, we actually do spend quite a lot on ink and paper, especially during edit phase. There's a certain kind of focus that only comes with the act of a physical pen on paper.
Yes, I concur. I, too, have gone through much paper and multiple laser ink cartridges. And I print on Low-ink! I'm in the final (I hope) editing phase of my latest novel. Go, me! LOL
And hearing the piece has an effect, too. Reading from a page is far different than reading from a screen. You catch more in both the hearing and the reading from paper.
But, I must say I don't understand why if you have an art program, you should have to pay for each piece of art created. We're speaking apples to oranges here.
