He's happy, his wife is happy, his customers are happy, his rent gets paid.
So why is everybody trying to sprout off about how they have the solution to a "problem" he doesn't have?
Sure. Nobody thinks otherwise.
>He's happy, his wife is happy, his customers are happy, his rent gets paid.
Good for him.
>So why is everybody trying to sprout off about how they have the solution to a "problem" he doesn't have?
Because he posted an open letter to the general public on the topic. If you don't want responses, don't post. Internet 101.
It's easy to say, "Just hire an artist" without understanding the complexities in finding that artist, negotiating a contract, ensuring they are delivering to your expectations, tracking their progress, ensuring they meet your creative vision, and recouping the money in sales to actually pay them.
He’s presumably happy, his customers are presumably happy, yet we insist on giving him obvious advice about a 25 year old venture. It’s honestly hilarious to see the immense amount of time collectively wasted armchairing over it!