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and related products for a release around the holidays. Where I go from there though all depends on what the community votes on… you might even see something entirely new from stuff I did in the past. Where else can we see what you’re working on? Before Daz, I steadily submitted artwork to shutterstock, many of which were rendered in Studio! You don’t ever see who purchases licenses for your work on shutterstock, you just know the amount of sales. So you don’t really ever know who’s using your stuff and for what. If you search for “rex” on shutterstock, the second image to pop up is mine, as well as many of the ones that follow. Many of these artworks have made their rounds, though, and I’ve seen my stuff on Shark Week, toy boxes, TV boxes in popular chain stores, DVD covers, ads on websites, in kid’s books at my kids’ book fair, and many other places. It is so cool, and very exciting, to discover your work among these things when you don’t know beforehand. I purchased “The Jurassic Games” not too long ago from a National chain store because they used my art for the DVD cover. I wouldn’t bother, but my wife told an employee that the artwork on the cover was mine and they just gave us that look, like “uh yeah... sure.” A few months later a 65” inch tv box has my Rex on it! Employees and customers were giving me an odd look when I was taking a picture of the tv box and all I can think was, “I would tell you why, but you wouldn’t believe me...”