Teyvat Travelogue Vol. I
Destination: Mondstadt
Pack your bags and follow the wind!
Love awaits you in the dandelion fields,
clear springs, and valleys of lush
green, my dear Traveler.
About This Project
The Teyvat Travelogue is a Genshin Impact anthology-style fanzine centred on MLM ships from the game, depicted in a specific region of Teyvat.Our first edition will guide you through discovering the many Mondstadt locations through its depictions of MLM ships having traveled to or living in the region.
Current Stage:
Shipped!
Project Details
Page and Comic Artists
Page and comic artists will be assigned a location and a ship to depict in their piece (based, as much as possible, on preferences indicated in applications).Page artists will be able to create a single page or a spread and comic artists will be able to create a short comic spanning 1 or 2 pages.Artists who volunteer for it may be paired up with a writer to create spot art or a companion piece for a writer's work.Signatures on works are allowed as long as they do not disrupt the piece. Streaming while working is allowed, as long as the final product is not shown. WIP posts on social medias beyond the sketching phase are not allowed.
Merch Artists
Merch artists will be assigned types of merchandise to create illustrations for. They will be asked to create 2 to 3 pieces of merch. Depending on their preferences, they may get assigned a character, a ship, or a region to draw ships from for their piece. Specifics of pitches may be discussed with the mods during the pitching phase.
Writers and Poets
Writers and poets will be assigned a location and a ship based on their preferences, as indicated during the application phase. The piece does not have to be set exclusively in the assigned location, but the location must be prominently featured or play a central role in the narrative.Each writer or poet will be paired up with an artist, if possible, who will create a companion piece or spot art to be featured alongside their writing. Fanfiction will have to be from 2000 to 3000 words and poems can take up to 48 lines.