Help Me Please!

[gravi_samurai89]

I'm trying to design a set of cards for Yu-Gi-Oh!, but have found myself in a real spot.  I'm a terrible artist, and I want these cards to look, well, good.  I intend to submit them to Konami, hopefully getting them printed into real cards.  The basic strategy of the set is Infinity, the thought that nothing ever truly ends.  All the monsters will have the Infinity symbol somewhere on their card art, as will every Spell or Trap card connected to them.  Monsters will have the ability to Special Summon themselves from he Graveyard for a price of Life Points, and there will be several Spell and/or Trap cards that will mitigate or even erase this cost.

 

What I need help with is simple: I need card art.  I can't offer any money, but I will include the name of anyone who assists when I submit the cards.  Please contact me via Facebook if you're interested in the project.  Thank you for your time.

 

As a small sample, I'm attaching prototype (with no art) of the first Monster from the series: Infinity Zombie.

 

EDIT: I accidentally forgot to change the Level of Infinity Zombie.  It's supposed to be Level Four.

[-Noel-]

I can't say I'm so good at card arts, but here's the advice: Have u ever seen the Realistic Card's guide? (That pinned thread) There are many great arts there in the provided links, and didn't want to disappoint u, but Konami never accept any player's idea (many card makers on this site have tried what u r trying to do)

[Dreko]

why don't you go on  google and look up good pics and arts don't listen to aqua is it make a legendary card and I am sure they'll except don't tell aqua

[goddamnit names are a pain]

why don't you go on  google and look up good pics and arts don't listen to aqua is it make a legendary card and I am sure they'll except don't tell aqua

much grammar

so fact

very true

 

Konami doesn't take cards from this place because they fear people will make better cards than them and undermine their business. Either way art taken from the Internet does not become legit card art; Konami makes their own.

[-Noel-]

Dear Gamer:

Thank you for contacting Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc.

Unfortunately, Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. does not accept game ideas from the general public because of legal issues. While Konami appreciates your interest in the Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME, we are unable to consider your submissions.


Please contact Customer Service if we can be of any further assistance.

Happy Dueling,

Chris
Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc
Customer Service Team
Hours of Operation 8:30 to 5:00 pm PST (M –F)

if you never accepted something like this, which I believe not only me who once has got it, then you can try and get your own one

btw, here's the thread to the art link I mentioned, no need for google if you check this out http://forum.yugiohcardmaker.net/topic/304872-a-guide-to-making-cards-card-art-sources/

[Danimally]

Someone here read Bakuman? Well, in some point of the manga, a guy decides to create manga based on ideas and opinions of non-profesional people. And it works pretty well, there're only problems with "who is the original author?".

 

I think konami could make better cards if they leave fans collaborate. But, sorry, that's not the case today :(

[gravi_samurai89]

Aw, darn it!  I just wanted to have my own set of cards to contribute to the game I love.  Sad face...

[Cin]

Konami have in the past held competitions for cards (for example Rua and Ruka each have a card that has come from a competition) such as when 5Ds was still airing, I don't know if they are still going and tend to require the entrant to have drawn the art themselves with Konami able to them create the art