How to sell Debauchery and Violence - the full-text abduction of paul czege

How to sell Debauchery and Violence -- 07/03/2006

A short while ago I received the gracious offer of an advertisement in Joe J. Prince's forthcoming Lulu Press print edition of Swansong, his tarot-based rpg. Bacchanal isn't much of a revenue stream for me, but I've not previously done an ad for the game and so that's what I proposed to Joe. And he was cool with it. So, using an awesome and previously unseen ink-only version of Ed Heil's cover art, this is how it came together:

bacchanal ad for swansong

Whaddya think?

Posted by Paul Czege at 21:30 | Comments (0)

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