#lots of sites are like that - inprint and teepublic and teespring and bonfire all work the same way

[ryegarden]

are you ever going to stock ur etsy with the amount of stuff you have on redbubble? (1. sorry if it usually is stocked like that, i just checked it out for the first time bcs of ur recent post 2. totally understandable if u get more profits from redbubble bcs of some cuts shenanigans idk abt 3. asking specifically bcs i rly want a poster (im confused abt posters on etsy- does that website count them as large prints?) of 'kisses upon kisses upon kisses!!!!', but the shipping is more than twice what it is on redbubble, and since id probs buy other stuff bcs i Love Art, it would rack up the shipping to insanity 4. hope this ask isn't too convoluted and that i've not come across as rude or morgana knows what negative thing, and thanks in advance if you answer!)

Absolutely never lol :') Even if art becomes the only thing I do with my time, my Etsy will never have the amount of stuff my redbubble has. A lot of people don't know this I've found - the reason is that redbubble is a print on demand site, so I put my art on there and then can basically ignore it forever and get a percentage of the sales, whereas Etsy is run by me, personally, so I create the items, make the listings, and print and pack and send everything all by myself. I hope that makes sense!

Kisses upon kisses upon kisses, as well as my other art, will probably never be available as a poster on my Etsy, because it makes shipping a nightmare for me - I'd have to send posters in a tube, but then if someone buys other items I have to send them separately, and tubes are super expensive to ship overseas, it's a whole thing.

All that said, I'm usually happy (so long as I'm asked first!!) to give you permission to print it out as a poster yourself. A bit of cash my way (into my Kofi or top surgery fund for example) doesn't go amiss, but even if you don't ask or pay.. it's not like I would know is it? Just so long as it's personal use.