[Smart Goblin PFS] Iconic Poster 2016

[Smart Goblin]

Hey There Everyone,

Lucas Servideo AKA Smart Goblin posting up the Iconic 2016 Poster I made for PAX East 2016 Enjoy.

SG

[Andrew Christian]

Awesome!

[Big Joe]

That is fantastic. Thank you.

[Andrew L Klein]

Oh. My. God. This is amazing.

[Romaq]

I have a major problem with this poster... CREDITS! Who do we 'blame' for this? :)

It is very good, it is exactly what I want to share with my boss and have generally handy for presenting to people with ideas for characters they can create.

But you didn't credit yourself for your work, and I believe you *should* have. I would also recommend a tiny.url for where to fetch the .pdf.

I expect more iconics will be created in the future. My hope is that you would be willing to update this when they do, and that you would be kind to yourself to put your "Artistic Name" (such as Smart Goblin if you don't wish to use Lucas Servideo) and some HTML link or QR code that would link to where you are making this and updated versions available.

Fantastic job, and again just exactly the kind of thing I've been looking for to promote Pathfinder. :)

[Ascalaphus]

It does make me wonder though, if the re-creation of playable pregens for the APG iconics is drawing near now. They're somewhat prominent on that poster.

As to the poster itself: neat!

[Woran]

Oh, that's a pretty poster! I've got too see if I can print it on a large format to hang up at our location.

[Lucas Servideo]

Romaq wrote:

I have a major problem with this poster... CREDITS! Who do we 'blame' for this? :)

It is very good, it is exactly what I want to share with my boss and have generally handy for presenting to people with ideas for characters they can create.

But you didn't credit yourself for your work, and I believe you *should* have. I would also recommend a tiny.url for where to fetch the .pdf.

I expect more iconics will be created in the future. My hope is that you would be willing to update this when they do, and that you would be kind to yourself to put your "Artistic Name" (such as Smart Goblin if you don't wish to use Lucas Servideo) and some HTML link or QR code that would link to where you are making this and updated versions available.

Fantastic job, and again just exactly the kind of thing I've been looking for to promote Pathfinder. :)

If you look by the end of the top line where it says where you can purchase the books my Smart Goblin logo is on the sign. :) that is my credit on the sign.

[Authoritative Flinn]

Awesome! This is going on our wall in the Netherlands as well!

It's a perfect handout for new players too, who like to know the options but become swamped with the huge number of books just to get an idea what kind of classes they can choose from. Well done!

[Simon Dragonar]

I love the poster! Super cool, Buddy. I hope Simon Dragonar becomes iconic (the character, not my forum alias). At least in San Diego. :)

[Joanna Gore]

That's awesome!

[Vic Wertz]

OMG—Aric is the Red Raven?

[sowhereaminow]

Vic Wertz wrote:

OMG—Aric is the Red Raven?

Nonsense! They're standing next to each other in the picture. How could they pose together if they are the same person? :-)

[Swiftbrook]

poster small print wrote:

This poster/handout is not published, endorsed, or specifically approved by Paizo Publishing.

This must change! At least the "endorced" and/or "specifically approved" part. This is amazing!

Keep up the great work Lucas.

[Jason Wu]

Does Paizo have a 'fan works' license that covers distributing this?

Because if not, there is small pesky matter of legal issues.

I love the poster, don't get me wrong, but 'being a fan' isn't really an argument that will stand up on why someone is using someone elses stuff without permission.

-j

[robertness]

Jason Wu wrote:

Does Paizo have a 'fan works' license that covers distributing this?

Because if not, there is small pesky matter of legal issues.

I love the poster, don't get me wrong, but 'being a fan' isn't really an argument that will stand up on why someone is using someone elses stuff without permission.

-j

It's covered by Paizo's community use policy which is referenced in the small print on the poster and can be found on this site.

[Vic Wertz]

robertness wrote:

It's covered by Paizo's community use policy which is referenced in the small print on the poster and can be found on this site.

Specifically, here.

[Hmm]

It's beautiful, Lucas!

Hmm