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A: Dropshipping is a form of selling products online without the business owner storing or producing the products in-house. Some businesses will unethically use dropshipping to make money by slapping a logo on an existing product they had no part in designing or manufacturing and increasing the price of the product that any consumer could buy cheaper direct from manufacturer. As for my business, my art is the focus of the products, and you cannot find my art anywhere else as it is my own creative property. I use a third-party manufacturer such as Printful to print my products because I do not possess the space, funds, or technology necessary to make them. I am also not at a point where obtaining such space would be justified at my current sales rate. I also do not order in bulk and pack my own orders for two reasons. First, I do not have the space to store large amounts of products and shipping supplies. Second, I have not been in business long enough to be able to predict inventory numbers. I also likely will not have enough orders of any individual product for a bulk order to significantly decrease the price per unit. If this shop grows in traffic, I would absolutely love to be able to pack my own orders and eventually manufacture products myself. As a college student, however, dropshipping is the most reasonable option to keep prices low, shipping fast, and products as high quality as possible.

For my digital art, I use Procreate on an iPad Air with a Generation 2 Apple Pencil. The particular brushes I use on Procreate vary with nearly every artwork, but if you are ever curious about a particular piece, feel free to DM me and ask. As for my visual art, I use many different mediums, but my common favorites are gouache, watercolor, and chalk pastel.

I do not permit my art to be used in any commercial form without explicit permission. This includes, but is not limited to, art prints, stickers, advertising, or thumbnails. I also do not give permission for my art to be used in AI or generative learning models in any form. In the case of non-commercial uses such as profile pictures, scrapbooking, edits, etc. Please contact me for permission first and you must credit me if it is to be posted on the internet. If you wish to get any of my art as a tattoo, please contact me first and be prepared to pay for permission for the art, price will vary based on piece. If you wish to commission a custom artwork in any situation, please reference my commission sheet on this page or any of my social medias. Commissions do not grant you commercial use. I do not condone any form of tracing, art theft, or use of my art or brand without explicit credit to me. In short, ask first no matter the case.

According to Healthline, “Synesthesia is a neurological condition in which information meant to stimulate one of your senses stimulates several of your senses.” I have music-color synesthesia, meaning that when I listen to music, I see shapes, colors, and scenes in my mind. I also have spatial-sequence synesthesia but that is much less relevant to my art. I currently sell some synesthesia artworks on my store, so if you like the concept and want one of a personal favorite song, feel free to contact me for a commission. Most synesthesia artworks will be between $10-$20 depending on level of detail.