Meh and Prints

In an attempt to make my Etsy shop more accessible to people who might not be interested in purchasing an actual hand painted art of mine, but still want to own a bit of my work, I have begun researching outsourcing some high quality art prints.

There are far too many options and I am far too new at this.

So far I've narrowed it down to (maybe) two potential printers, but now there's all this nonsense about making sure your files are the right size, shape, etc. It's expected nonsense really, but I don't have the patience to figure it out today.

The tough decision is this: I don't know what size prints I should stock, if any, or if it would be a better idea to just outright offer prints for sale and then order them if someone buys one.

My argument is, personally, I hate waiting for things I've purchased online. That's the worst part of buying things on the internet. The waiting, oh god the waiting... and I like to think I'm usually an extremely patient person. On the other hand, I don't really want to shell out a bunch of money for prints that I don't need myself, and may never sell.

Oh the conundrum. What's a girl to do?

Hooray Blog!

I finally got all my old blogs from the myspaces moved over here. Hopefully that makes this a bit more fun to browse.

Also, I finally got situated working at home and now I'm having a hard time turning it off. It's like every time I sit in front of my own computer, I feel like I should be working.

Hopefully this is the first of many more updates this year. How have you all been?