Hi all, I realize this might be a bit of an off-topic, but I'm just wondering what course of action (if any) I can take right now. Today, my little shop was suspended. I already had approximately 50 digital designs listed on it. As you probably know, Etsy is brutal when it comes to communication, so I didn't get the email they were supposed to send with regard to the reason. After I made my first sale over the weekend, I proceeded to try to verify my account. I looked at my bank account all day yesterday to see if any amount had been deposited, yet none had. Today I worked on my shop as usual, and all of a sudden I see the red banner with the account suspension. Since no one bothered to tell me the reason, I can only presume: 1. A glitch from Etsy that suspends all new accounts that get their bank accounts verified - oddly enough, I was able to find the deposit and verify the bank account even with my shop being suspended. Should I have hope that it's going to be automatically reinstated in the future? 2. My bad - using mockup photos from Canva, although I made sure to use only the ones for Pro users to avoid infringing the 'don't use stock photos rule'. 3. I might have messed up by putting some of the items in the Clip Art category and selecting a few or all crafts (I was stupid enough to think that the item was made for those crafts, not that I used those crafts to design it). I tried contacting someone through the Help Center but all I could get in return was an automated response. Still no email with a reason for the suspension... Anyway, if this isn't too much of a ramble and it doesn't get deleted by the admin, has anyone gone through something like this, should I still have some hope? I was so excited about my little shop, especially after getting my first sale... UPDATE: I filed an appeal and provided as much information as possible and my account was reinstated in about two hours. I don't know if I can trust this to be permanent, but at least I'm feeling some relief for now. The email said that it was an error on their part, so I think it must've been the bank account verification that wasn't quick enough for them.

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.

Title: Grand Millennial Coquette Christmas png, Blue Toile Merry Christmas design, chinoiserie png, Trendy glitter png, Preppy Christmas shirt png Tags: best seller png,blue christmas shirt,collegiate design,chinoiserie png,christmas png,christmas toile,coquette bow png,coquette christmas,glitter christmas,grand millennial,preppy christmas,tree bow dtf,trendy christmas Ideogram v2 Prompt: A hand-drawn design with the words "MERRY CHRISTMAS" prominently displayed on a white background. The word "MERRY" is in a block collegiate font and is filled with a floral blue toile pattern. The word "Christmas" is in a navy blue glitter script font and slightly overlaps the word "MERRY".

Sizing for tumbler wraps. I am getting my business plan/organized to start selling tumbler wraps, I am going to start with the skinny wraps first. I have a photoshop action that can resize the images with the correct DPI, the question I have is, Do you all set your sizing based on pixels or inches when creating your files to sell? Also 2nd question, do your clients get upset when you don't offer the tappered version? I have been stalking Bailey's listings and it seems like she used to do both straight/tappered and stopped doing so more recently. LOL I guess I have 3 questions, jpg, png, pdf or a combination for file formats? Thank you all for taking your time to read this long post.

I'm sure most of you saw the update....🙄 GIF: How I feel... I urge you to share your feedback directly to them via the email, support or their YouTube channel!! Here are the changes: "Starting December 1st, we’re moving from a daily-renewing AI credit system to a monthly-renewing credit system. This shift is designed to better meet your creative needs and help you make the most of Kittl’s AI-powered tools. What’s Changing? - Free Users will continue with 20 one-time AI credits as before. - Pro Users will now receive 200 AI credits per month (previously 30 per day). - Expert Users will now receive 600 AI credits per month (previously 80 per day). Your credits will no longer expire daily, giving you the freedom to use them when it suits your workflow—whether you’re creating consistently or saving them up for bigger projects. These credits will not roll over month to month, but we’ve evaluated your feedback and usage, and we believe this approach is the fairest for our overall community. It allows us to maintain current pricing while giving designers who need more AI credits for projects the option to purchase additional credits." https://www.kittl.com/article/kittl-new-monthly-ai-credit-system