starting my art business ep. 3 ✿ designing tote bags, finding manufacturers, plus new tattoos 

HECK YEAH NEW ART SUPPLIES!!! I am so glad you like the vids, I appreciate you watching so much :,)

yaaay do it!!!!

thank you!!! I hope your creative burnout gets better

EPIC

Yaay!! RU-vid is so fun :)

thank u!!! I am trying to not get lost in the sauce lolz

:OOOO thank u!!!

Great idea!! I would love to make duck totes someday :)))

YES SKETCH SOME DUCKS! The song is from Epidemic sounds! "A Mirage" by I'MIN

Aw thank u!! I hope I never grow up mentally hahaha 💖💖💖 I’m glad my videos are enjoyable to you and help you connect to your younger self :)

Aw thank you!!!! I'm so excited to make them happen hehe

I totally agree! I love little pouches for my bigger bags. Excited to get them made!!

:OOOO omg thank u!!! I can't wait either!!

OMG TWINSSSSS

aw thank you for watching!!!

Thank you!! 💖🫶🏼

Yay! Thank you! 💖💖💖

Aw thank you!! Yay I’m glad it sounds fun :)))) I’m excited to do it! 💖

Awww stop this is so sweet :,) thank u!!

Hey not sure what ur trying to imply with this comment! People can draw the same things as other artists and it’s perfectly fine 💖🫶🏼 have a lovely day!

Thank you!! We keep putting in the work!! 💖

Thank you so much!! 💖💖

Hi! Just going to jump in here: Vectors are good to use when the image will go through resizing (enlarging usually, as scaling down doesn't seem to be as bad as scaling up). When vectors are resized, the crispness of the images will be retained. Non-vector drawing (raster files/images) relies on the pixels of your canvas. If you were to resize a non-vector image, it won't be crisp anymore, as the computer will try to calculate and make up for the missing pixels. That's the general idea; correct me if I'm wrong though lol For sticker/art print purposes, if you use a large canvas size at 300dpi, you can scale down the image for the correct size and your art SHOULD still be crisp. Best to plan ahead! I would use a canvas size a little bigger than the largest print /sticker/product you plan to do. I'm not sure why stickers would be made in Procreate and then going into illustrator, other than for making cut-lines for manufacturers. It's possible that they go in to recreate their art as vectors?

Yes cutie kats explained so well!! I don’t use vectors for stickers. Just needed to for screen printing on bags!

@@CutieKats thank you for the detailed explanation! i think it’s exactly as you said (artists creating vectors with their raster files in illustrator to be used on other products/branding later on). i think i’ll try not to complicate things and stick to procreate rn, using your advice to increase canvas size and resize before printing. appreciate the help ✨✨✨

@@tofugoob that makes sense! and it helps to know it can be done on the ipad - thank you lots!! 🪿🐯🪴

Thank you, I will! 💖💖💖

hehe same!! thank u!!!

You got this! I’m glad I can keep you company :))