I want to sell my prints

Stephen Hero

I love your art and so am very excited for this!

Hi, will you consider selling your prints on a LED or OLED screen so that they can be diaplayed as a gif rather than a still image?

Suo

Looking forward to it!

1041uuu

Thank you all for your many kind comments. I would like to make a decision after discussing it with my friend who is a collaborator. We will release it by the end of this year, and we will definitely support overseas. Please wait for me.

Damien

I believe DeviantArt has the option to enable your art for on-demand prints. You don’t have to manage any of the shipping or inventory and it’s basically advertising for you 24/7.

Redbubble ships worldwide. Sounds like a good Option!

Lily

would love to buy a print if this happens!!

Vince B

society6 and redbubble are both great options that handle the production and distribution for you. I know they are US-friendly but idk about the rest of the world

Heath Rezabek

Great news! I think they will sell well once you find your audience. For mainstream reach one option is FineArtAmerica, which will give you many options for production, though I am not sure if they would be self-advertising there. A company that focused on tech or geeky goods could be better if someone finds one, but this option would probably produce very high quality results. - https://fineartamerica.com

Massimo Fiorentino

Hmmm. There are a lot of options here. As said previously, if you want to print yourself, then it's all a question of getting a website up and running in where it is fairly easy for you to accept international payments. The premium (yet expensive) choice is Squarespace - https://www.squarespace.com. If you want to get the prints done and shipped without any website (or it can, of course, also be used with one), then again, a premium choice is whitewall.com - https://www.whitewall.com/jp. You can probably find other opportunities with lower costs. But these two options are both easy and professional. I am using both for photographic prints, apart from printing myself too. And yes - Etsy is also excellent if you don't mind not being 100% "yourself" to present your prints on a personal, custom made website.

Yeah, you're right.

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Tazer Silverscar

Depends on if you want to make the prints yourself, or if you want an external company to handle it. Etsy doesn't do any of the production.

I think Etsy would be a good option (:

redwarp

I heard that society 6 (https://society6.com/) gives a lot of freedom for the products, size and shapes, ... But I don't know if they are actually good or not