Goodies and Baddies trading card set: Goodies

Ages ago I put together a collection of artist sketch card / trading cards based around original comic book style characters sorted in the categories of Good and Bad.  I was going to produce a few sets of them and make them availible to buy as trading cards but the printing costs that I’ve gotten back are really making it a little uneconomic to produce them.

I might still go ahead and do it and I’ll let you know if they’ll be on offer to the general public.

I retired the website that I set up so I thought it might be a good idea to republish them here so at least they are availible somewhere:

I’ll post the Baddies tomorrow.

Let me know who your favourites are!

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  • The K-1000, but I just love nifty robots.
  • Lee
    There is nothing wrong with liking nifty robots!
  • What did you look at for printing, out of curiosity??

    moo.com does fairly good prices for business cards with different patterns. perhaps not quite what you need but just a suggestion.
  • Lee
    Actually Moo is the company that I'll be going through when I go ahead with the printing, because they allow for multiple designs in the one print batch.

    All the others I looked at didn't so it would have been a huge up-front investment.
  • Kindle of course ;)
    'the photo' is planned for tomorrow, because I've got the afternoon off :)
    But from the goodies, K-1000
    .-= Arjan´s last blog ..Good and bad news =-.
  • Lee
    Kindle of course will appear in the Baddies collection tomorrow :)

    I'll include that photo too that compares the two of you so everyone gets the idea!

    K-1000 is the oldest of all the characters there - he was first created in primary school (I'm not sure of your equivalent) and he had a much bigger mo-hawk and sunglasses for eyes.
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