Fans Love You: Etsy + Zazzle for Video Game Art

Hey Everyone! We just launched and are still in beta but I wanted to get some feedback and thoughts on our new platform. Game artists are all over the web (instagram, tumbler, reddit, etsy, ebay...etc.) and gaming fans don't know where to find them. Most artists and even game publishers actually hate making merchandise too! The Detroit Public Schools art programs receive a portion of our profits, on every item sold, for much needed materials and equipment so we're trying hard to get the word out. I've got about 20 years of procurement and manufacturing experience (Accenture, Paramount Pictures, Activision...etc.) and my co-founder has over 20 in Tech (NBC Universal (ran G4TV.com), Esquire Network, Comcast...etc). We initially launched in 2012 after completing StartEngine (LA's largest tech accelerator at the time) with a different business model and this new marketplace is our pivot. Most of the art so far has been curated by our team and we're going to transfer any likes and comments to the original artist once they come on board and claim it. We're also working on some new community features to really make fans.lu the place for game art fans to go. Copyright wise (FAQ) we're really focusing on the indie game community who owns their IP but should a copyright holder contact us about an infringement, we're protected by the Digital Millennium Copy Right Act. We get a notice about the infringing work, we evaluate the notice and if needed contact the artist to take it down, if the artist doesn't take it down, we will. These moments are also an opportunity to engage with the publisher and hopefully bring them into our platform to promote their own art directly to fans. Thanks again for checking us out! David