In my experience, there are always these problems whenever this type of idea comes up;

• Biggest problem. Print size. Only a small minority of these image uploads are actually big enough to print. Average magazine needs images that are 3,300 pixels tall and if it covers two pages, 5,000 pixels wide. Sure, you can manually resize images but, scaling them up 3-5 times their original size and they will print looking like soft, blurry crap.

• You have to find a print on demand company that will take any profits made and split it up among however many artists there are. How many artists you going to have? 20? 40? More? Companies will not usually do that, they are setup to make one payment to one person.

Having just one individual to handle it all;

• Getting MANY artists to trust one person to receive their hi-res, print ready artwork.
• Getting MANY people to trust one person to recieve the profits and distribute it and, then distribute it evenly.

It's very problematic.

AS

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