Dark Souls YouTuber VaatiVidya launches Kickstarter for Artbook
In general, VaatiVidya is a well-known face in the Souls community. In recent years he has hosted five art competitions on the various titles from FromSoftware. The results are now flowing into a neat artbook that he financed with a campaign on Kickstarter.
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"Soul Arts" is the name of the collection that includes numerous works of art inspired by Demon's Souls, Dark Souls (buy now € 48.41), Bloodborne, Sekiro and Elden Ring. Fans from all over the world have come together in VaatiVidya's competitions and, despite or perhaps because of the lack of an official connection to the works, have created works of art independently of From Software.
The whole thing is published by Tune & Fairweather, an Irish publisher from Dublin, which also published the Dark Souls book "You Died". With 256 pages and the dimensions of 25cm x 30cm, "Soul Arts" is a really big ham. It's not for nothing that Jason Killingsworth, founder of Tune & Fairweather, describes the project as her most ambitious ever.
How to get the fan art book "Soul Arts"
If you have a digital, DRM-free version of the art book is enough, you can get it for just 15 euros. But if you want to hold the chic thing in your hands as a physical copy, you have to have 60 euros ready. Shipping comes on top, here to Germany it costs another 20 euros extra. It's not cheap, but the artists have to be paid.
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Source: Kickstarter
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"Soul Arts" is the name of the collection that includes numerous works of art inspired by Demon's Souls, Dark Souls (buy now € 48.41), Bloodborne, Sekiro and Elden Ring. Fans from all over the world have come together in VaatiVidya's competitions and, despite or perhaps because of the lack of an official connection to the works, have created works of art independently of From Software.The whole thing is published by Tune & Fairweather, an Irish publisher from Dublin, which also published the Dark Souls book "You Died". With 256 pages and the dimensions of 25cm x 30cm, "Soul Arts" is a really big ham. It's not for nothing that Jason Killingsworth, founder of Tune & Fairweather, describes the project as her most ambitious ever.
How to get the fan art book "Soul Arts"
If you have a digital, DRM-free version of the art book is enough, you can get it for just 15 euros. But if you want to hold the chic thing in your hands as a physical copy, you have to have 60 euros ready. Shipping comes on top, here to Germany it costs another 20 euros extra. It's not cheap, but the artists have to be paid.Recommended editorial content Here you can find external content from [PLATTFORM]. To protect your personal data, external integrations are only displayed if you confirm this by clicking on "Load all external content": Load all external content I consent to external content being displayed to me. This means that personal data is transmitted to third-party platforms. Read more about our privacy policy . External content More on this in our data protection declaration. If you have no experience with Kickstarter and are therefore afraid for your money, rest assured: The project cracked the targeted 50,000 euros after a short time, now it is almost 400,000 euros from over 3,600 supporters. If you are interested in the project, you should take a look at the corresponding Kickstarter page. The campaign will continue for 29 days, but according to VaatiVidya the book will also be available afterwards.
Source: Kickstarter
