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Artist Resources

Hello there!

Being an artist is difficult. New artists may find the task of getting physical goods out to their audience daunting or even overwhelming. Believe me, I've been there for a lot longer than I wish to say. So, I am creating this lovely lil list, with categories, to help artists find places to sell their art or get their art printed. If I ever get sponsored by a place, I will putt a big ol' warning on it, but otherwise, I ain't sponsored.

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Print On Demand Shops

"Print-on-Demand" shops, or POD shops, are those where you upload your art to the sight and can put said art on a variety of products. The following are those that I use and recommend.

Spring - formerly known as Tee-Spring, this site has a lot of different products that you can had put your art on. It can be a bit overwhelming with all of the choices.

DesignByHumans - From my experience, this is a good POD site to start with. While it is true that they don't have many products, the narrowed selection reduces decision overload. 

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Bulk Order Art

Links in this section go to sites where you can bulk order physical products

Sticker Mule  - This orange site has some really nice quality stickers and it's usually my #1 site when I want to get a bunch of stuff ordered to sell at events.

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Shipping Supplies

Link in this section go to site where you can order shipping supplies. This isn't for the art itself, but for the things to put your art in.

Drawing Tutorials

Links in this section are to Playlists with Drawing Tutorials that either of the artists here found useful.

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MikeyMEGAMEGA beginner drawing

My personal collection of tutorials- Note: On this one, the videos are changing. Some go private, some get removed, so if you see a video, make sure you add it to your own Watch Later List.

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AI Art is an issue.

To be clear, I do not support AI art in its current form. While it could be a tool used to aid artists, it is currently being used to steal from us. Companies, such as Meta and Adobe, do not respect the artists that use their platforms. That being said, it is hard to find platforms for artists to share their art. The following are sites I have found who do not support AI art and are artist/creator friendly.

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Artist Websites

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