All were done in MyDesigns and their built-in AI (Ideogram, Dalle3, Flux.1) Discount below! Prompt: A hand drawn whimsical portrayal of a reindeer with a red nose. He is wearing a red Santa hat with a white fur trim. His face is adorned with heart-shaped red sunglasses that have a glittery texture. He is blowing a red bubble with his bubblegum. Christmas lights hang from the reindeer's antlers. The reindeer is isolated on a white background https://bit.ly/mydesignsbailey Code: BAILEY25 (affiliate link)

Hopefully this helps any of you who are not yet sure what the differences are between the tools I use for AI generations and editing :) https://youtu.be/TIBYZs9BOf0

Happy Wednesday! :) I hope you are well and if in FL, please stay safe!! I'm so excited that on Friday (10/11), a new workshop is dropping in the DFY Design Club!! 🖌️🎨👻It's all about using COLOR & pop culture to sell more designs! (without infringing, lol) This workshop will show you how to combine pop culture trends, with color to create unique designs that SELL! This will only be available in the Design Club! ALSO, due to many requests, at the end of the month, a new masterclass (similar to the AI Clipart Creation for Profit on Etsy) called Junk Journal Design Mastery will also be dropping in the club. Now is the BEST time to get in at the current prices before it INCREASES!

Hey there! So, I'm trying to decide what direction to go. I'm used to Canva but the AI feature seems to be less smart than what I've seen with Kittl. I plan on joining the prompt club soon but I'm REALLY wanting to choose what tool I'm going to go with. Have you guys also found better success with Kittl? I have a few successes with Canva but I'm also going to have to go in and fix some a bit manually. One of the big issues is I was doing a Halloween bakery theme and for some reason Canva continued to put holes in my frosting where it was OBVIOUSLY meant to be filled in fully. Maybe someone can shed some light on kittl vs canva for me? Thank you!

Man oh man, we are gearing up for the second hurricane in just about a week and a half down here in FL. 🌀 Thankfully, we've always been very fortunate and blessed during the last few, with minor damage and very short power outages, but it's still nerve-wracking each time. The kids are already home for the week from school, so there's that added bit, lol.🤣 Weather and power outages aside, I know my businesses will be fine, thanks to the one thing that has saved my sanity and schedule and that is by learning how to batch work/schedule. Everything I do now, is done in batches and usually only a few times per month. 🖼️ My Etsy shop designs? They were created last week and will automatically go live within the next few days. 📺 The YouTube video is already scheduled for Thursday and all of my posts are planned and created for the week. My best tip tip to help you with getting designs and listings created, is to set time to work in batches, so maybe once a week create all your designs with AI. Then during another work session, edit them all. The same can be done for the rest of the parts of the process like mocking up and listing to Etsy. Working on just ONE TASK at a time will help you be SO much more efficient and productive!