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I just found this channel and was jump scared by Beth what the heck lol

AI is just hot garbage. Everything created by it is over rendered, crowded with far too much detail to be realistic, has no soul, no emotion, and no life to it. And people still gawp at it like it's some kind of acheivement when all they did was type a few keywords.

Great information! Thank you!

0:12 I purchased those tickers from Sang Lam at C2E2 this year!

Jesus you're so handsome! And talking about something I'm curious about? Heckin big sub from this lady!

I'm an baby too this, I would love some tips please.

But how much went to taxes? What was your estimated profit after taxes?

Asking for a vtuber friend do you know where to get dakimakuras made

Thank you for the super helpful video! I've seen it a while ago and came back hoping to find an answer to this, but what method would you recommend to ship larger prints (11x17) alongside smaller items like pins and charms? Would you ship the print separately or do a shipping tube + box combo. I'm scratching my head a bit on this one because I don't see many artists selling large prints online and if they do, they often use third party websites like INPRNT to handle it separately. Also, if you ever made a video on shipping tips and tricks, that would be awesome! Thanks in advance! ღゝ◡╹)ノ♡

So informative! Thanks!

32k ??!! Omg congratulations I’ve been following for a year when your 3 video was at like 10k great content well deserved

Silhouette is a good alternative for Cricut machines. some of their models are a bit cheaper, and they do the trick. If you're cutting with scissors, my best tip is to hold the scissors in place and move the sticker around. I've been told that some of my early stickers looked machine cut, despite being cut with scissors. Another big tip is to print out the cut-line at a very low opacity, so you know approximately where to cut and end up with more even results

Thank you Dustin for another great info. video. Very impressive sticker illustration/design. I have used Sticker Mule with success. My designs were simple, and they matched the colors, as the colors appeared on my screen. Prices were comparable to other manufacturers, and they arrived on time. They also offer weekly deals on their other products. Communication was fantastic.

I subscribed because, I too, am a lazy piece of sh*t 😂

Great value on this video :D ! Very useful information.

I print stickers at home but whenever I want special FX on my stickers StickerApp is my go-to. thank you for sharing! 🤘💙

Thank you for making a sticker video that’s less than 30 minutes long. Greatly appreciate it. Also! I’d love to see a video from you on packaging because yours is beautiful and I want to hear all about it

This is where NFTs and Blockchain as technology or information protocols for the use case, not a speculative commodity have real legs

Inkwell , thanks for your amazing videos as always !!!! ❤❤❤❤ We need one on printing art on clothing and fashion !!! 😊

What's the video where you destroy that canon printer

Stickermule and Pretty Good Stickers are awesome companies as well. And Pretty Good Stickers offers free shipping in Europe when the order is over 25€!

I never realized how popular making stickers would be! They don’t bring in a ton of profit, but people seem to love them. I do a similar thing when planning out stickers, but usually focus on size and color and if I’d like holographic or not. I also try to think how that design can be used in different products like keychains, prints, etc. When I first started, I used sticker mule which aren’t the best and they are a problematic company. I didn’t realize that years ago. I’ve also used sticker bunnies which are great, but they have a slow turn around time as they’re a small business!! But they have affordable pricing and no minimum quantity. A year or so back, I decided to get a cricut and do it myself. While that can be a challenge I can test what designs sell that way.

the delivery lmao

5:52 Yes, folks, it's true. The artist life is always rainbows and fun times, 🤣. Ok, seriously! Inkwell is blowing off steam, Incredible Hulk style - "Inkwell SMASH!!!"

Can u make a video on poster printing and it’s costing ?

People say PING file? I've always just said P-N-G haha

Thank you for the informative video as someone that is looking into starting artist ally it is very helpful XD

this video is very helpful! i would love a video on the process of making a bad/purse!

Great video and straight to the point! Would love to see another video on manufacturing other products like pins, plushies, etc. 🎉

Thanks for the information on the stickers! I've been trying to find a good manufacturer at a decent price so this was a great source. I would love to see how you went about getting your custom bags created, contacting a manufacturer and all that, and I see another comment as I'm writing this about enamel pins I would also like to second that c: Thanks for always sharing great information with people looking to start artist alley or their online shops it's been super helpful to me and my journey so far! :3

Thank you for making this video! I'm trying to get my sticker designs off the ground and stuff like this really helps!

Sticker Robot has some super high quality stickers, especially for outdoor posting (tho they can get a little pricey). StickerMule is the one I've used the most, and you get a bottle of bombass hot sauce with your purchase

THIS is the kind of stuff we need! I feel like so many people gate-keep this information. Thank you for putting together this video and sharing! Could consider going a bit more in-depth on specifically the Alibaba-type process (stickers, enamel pins, magnets, prints/vines/booklets, cards, standees, etc.,), in the future? I think many of us would love to learn from it! My main concern regarding Alibaba would be how to approach the sellers, red flags to look for, how to look for 'quality', and are there any sellers out there that you'd recommend! I would also be interested in knowing what the Alibaba sellers expect from the artist so that we could prepare our files properly ahead of time, much like how you went over it in this video (what DPI is standard, what layering they would want for special cases like foiling or holographic stuff, etc.). Do you know of any sellers that are willing to produce smaller amounts (x20/x50/x100)? Any that are willing to produce samples (free or paid) before commitment? Do any provide videos of samples if they don't want to send a sample to you? I have so many questions lmao. I've been wanting to produce merch for cons maybe 5 years now, but I always chicken out because I'm small and don't have anyone to ask. I'm really afraid of making an investment and it going wrong on the first step or just wasting money on a red flag that I should've known about. Thank you again for such an in-depth video!

Nice sticker collections you got there

Vograce is excellent for stickers! They have a low MOC and low price but great quality. I just received some recently and they're gorgeous.

I just finished some sticker designs too perfect timing

Professor artist alley Inkwell 😮😎💛🍑🌎

I had no idea you used a thermal printer for all those small business labels! Ima look into that!

Hi, your work is stunning🥹. Please may i ask, which company do you use for custom packaging for items bigger than stickers? The gold foil on the black box for your card set on etsy was really elegant.

The timing of this video is hilarious 😂😂 I got a printer yesterday for making stickers and gaddamn janky is the right way to describe cutting these fkers by hand 😂 (I’m too small and poor to always manufacture - it’s expensive to get stuff to Australia and the Australian ones are expensive af and got a grant for the printer)😂

Thanks, This was helpful. 😊 Your sticker is so cute!

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Great guy for beginner artists? Critically underrated. Why is it always like this. Also thank you for the information I think this is a great way for people to figure out how to get started if they don't know where to start.

Me personally I’d like to see a video on how you make cards. Like pokemon cards

Thank you for this! What software do you use 01:13

i cant understand the alibaba website, its confusing as to what am i paying for

Loveee thisss. I want to try through alibaba but “negotiating”? That’s worried me a bit 😅, how much correspondence is necessary when it comes to Alibaba manufacturers?

Finally a new video

How important is it to you how weatherproof/scratchproof the material is? I've gone through several manus and make stickers at home too, but I never really know what finish is "okay enough" to sell as vinyl stickers, yknow. Will the customer assume outdoor usage is OK? If they can't put it on their water bottle and run it through the dishwasher, should I state that on my display? Wonder if you've ever had any complaints or customer remarks about this, or like... What your strategy is. I love what stickerapp can do with their different materials, but found them to wear down relatively fast compared to other manus, for example, and with that in mind I find their pricing hard to justify.

This is incredible! The magic fish bag looks awesome. Will you ever make a video covering the process of making a product like that? Thanks for sharing your expertise!