I would like to convert animal portraits into watercolor. It's my understanding that we used to be able to use Prisma in Canva to do that, but I don't think it is offered in Canva any longer. Am I mistaken? Does anyone else have any suggestions on how to get the watercolor effect added to photos/portraits? I'd be happy with converting them into line drawings or something similar at this point.

I'm curious to see what everyone's favorite and must-have tools are. What tools do you find yourself using the most? What is worth paying for?

Last year I was new to AI art and decided to open an Etsy shop selling wall art using Print on Demand. I will be 100% honest in that i set up the shop and then moved on to other things. It was an experiment - can this work? Will anyone buy? Can I "set it and forget it?" The results: I've had a handful of sales AND I LOST MONEY ON EACH ONE 🤯 Example: I made a sale this past week: sale was for $60.75. I paid out $54.94 to the POD company. Etsy deposited $41.25 in my account. The ads and fees killed me. The exorbitant cost of POD wall art also killed me. The next realization? I've had THREE THOUSAND VIEWS in this shop. To me, having put zero effort into driving traffic or nurturing this shop, means that I left a lot of money on the table. Heck with this I'm going to upload those files and make them printable! If anyone has advice or thoughts to share on this please do- I'm all up in my head lol and I need some daylight!

Hello everyone, I hope you're having a beautiful day wherever you are! I don't want to spam the group with my questions every day, but I was wondering if you have any specific pricing strategies. I started out by pricing my digital designs fairly, I think, and based on what other stores price theirs, too. But then I realized that it's mostly only thanks to the sales I organize that I get more purchases, and I really don't make much (if anything) when I offer 35-45% off. There's also a theory that people like a higher discount, so it actually makes more sense to have a higher priced item and organize bigger sales (percentage wise). In some niches, I saw products with sales of 70% off (insane!). What is your opinion of this, do you price your products higher or lower? I feel like people don't respond well when you give them just 10% off.

Hello everyone, I’m new here. I have Esty shop open but I don’t list anything for sell yet. Willing to learn from the community.