since i do videos with canva for my spoonflower designs for pinterest I grow my followers the 53000 to 206000+ it's worth the time it takes to make those videos but worth the efforts
Thank you so much for sharing your success story with us Michele! It's inspiring to hear how your work with Canva has helped you grow your followers on Pinterest. Creating mockups and videos for your online business is an important aspect of any good entrepreneur. Keep shining!
Unfortunately not useful at all, in this way you are not getting any lights over the designs, it is not following the curves and shadows of the t-sgirt. You can spend even less time and get crazily realistic and real good quality mockups, obviously photoshop is making it very easy but if you dont have photopea is the free alternative which giving almost same tools to use. As a digital product seller on etsy, you will not shine in the crowd with these 0 effort quality lacking mockups. It may be a nice resource for someone knows about design, digital products etc absolute nothing at all but it was a total time loss for me, thumbs down mate :(
Hi and thanks for your detailed feedback; I appreciate your perspective on this topic. This video was actually in response to a viewer's specific query about using Canva for mockups. My goal was to showcase a beginner-friendly and time saving approach, considering the features available in Canva, for those who may not be familiar with advanced design tools. It was meant to show viewers how to create quick mockups for those who may not have a huge amount of time on their hands to go deeper into the creation of the type of mockups you, perhaps, are accustomned to creating. I understand that achieving highly realistic mockups can involve more sophisticated tools like Photoshop or alternatives such as Photopea and these are both tools I utilise myself as well. However, for beginners or those exploring mockup creation for the first time, I wanted to highlight a simple and accessible method. I'm sorry to hear that the video didn't meet your expectations, and I appreciate your honesty. Your insights on achieving more advanced mockups are valuable, and I'll keep your suggestions in mind for a potential video in the future. If you have any specific topics or questions in mind that align with beginner-friendly approaches, feel free to share them. I'm here to help and provide content that addresses the needs of our diverse audience. Thanks again for commenting and for being part of the community!
Mate, I think you were a little harsh in telling him that his video was not useful at all. We may not all be at the same graphic design level as you may be so these kinds of videos help...besides I have no doubt that content creators like Brian spend quite a bit of time creating their videos so let's show a little respect. If it weren't for people like Brian many if us would still be floundering around with our POD businesses. Message to Brian: Thanks so much for your channel and all you do for us. Keep it up!!
@@mradtasticpuzzlequest5295 Hey mate, I did not mean any disrespect it was only honest, and actually he took and responded very nicely. It would be much better and much beneficial for his followers if he explains they will not make any sales with very basic mockups made in canva, while spending same or less time you can make much better mockups. I am sure he knows how to use those and knows better ways to do it. It may be the difference between having 3k followers and 300k followers. Anyways it is nice that you stand up and keep him motivated but sometimes a bit harsh feedback motivates and leads to a better direction 😇 Also video thumbnail speaks itself, can it be that easy? No it can not 😅
Hi, thanks for your comment and your support. As I've stated in the past, I'm always open to comments both positive and constructive. I don't believe @atahanacik365 was trying to be cruel, perhaps I would have been a little more diplomatic in the way I say something to someone, but that's just me. As always, everyone is more than welcome in my community and as long as we're learning and succeeding in some form or another, together, then that's what makes me happy. :-)
Excellent stuff Brian. Will definitely give it a try!
Glad to hear it. Thanks for watching!
Mockups!
Thanks!!
since i do videos with canva for my spoonflower designs for pinterest I grow my followers the 53000 to 206000+ it's worth the time it takes to make those videos but worth the efforts
Thank you so much for sharing your success story with us Michele! It's inspiring to hear how your work with Canva has helped you grow your followers on Pinterest. Creating mockups and videos for your online business is an important aspect of any good entrepreneur. Keep shining!
Thanks for a thorough explanation, Brian. Learning from you is so easy to do. Thank you so much!
Your videos are always so inspiring!!
Thanks for your kinds words and being part of my community here on RUclips. ❤️
Unfortunately not useful at all, in this way you are not getting any lights over the designs, it is not following the curves and shadows of the t-sgirt. You can spend even less time and get crazily realistic and real good quality mockups, obviously photoshop is making it very easy but if you dont have photopea is the free alternative which giving almost same tools to use. As a digital product seller on etsy, you will not shine in the crowd with these 0 effort quality lacking mockups. It may be a nice resource for someone knows about design, digital products etc absolute nothing at all but it was a total time loss for me, thumbs down mate :(
Hi and thanks for your detailed feedback; I appreciate your perspective on this topic. This video was actually in response to a viewer's specific query about using Canva for mockups. My goal was to showcase a beginner-friendly and time saving approach, considering the features available in Canva, for those who may not be familiar with advanced design tools. It was meant to show viewers how to create quick mockups for those who may not have a huge amount of time on their hands to go deeper into the creation of the type of mockups you, perhaps, are accustomned to creating.
I understand that achieving highly realistic mockups can involve more sophisticated tools like Photoshop or alternatives such as Photopea and these are both tools I utilise myself as well. However, for beginners or those exploring mockup creation for the first time, I wanted to highlight a simple and accessible method.
I'm sorry to hear that the video didn't meet your expectations, and I appreciate your honesty. Your insights on achieving more advanced mockups are valuable, and I'll keep your suggestions in mind for a potential video in the future.
If you have any specific topics or questions in mind that align with beginner-friendly approaches, feel free to share them. I'm here to help and provide content that addresses the needs of our diverse audience. Thanks again for commenting and for being part of the community!
Mate, I think you were a little harsh in telling him that his video was not useful at all. We may not all be at the same graphic design level as you may be so these kinds of videos help...besides I have no doubt that content creators like Brian spend quite a bit of time creating their videos so let's show a little respect. If it weren't for people like Brian many if us would still be floundering around with our POD businesses. Message to Brian: Thanks so much for your channel and all you do for us. Keep it up!!
@@mradtasticpuzzlequest5295 Hey mate, I did not mean any disrespect it was only honest, and actually he took and responded very nicely. It would be much better and much beneficial for his followers if he explains they will not make any sales with very basic mockups made in canva, while spending same or less time you can make much better mockups. I am sure he knows how to use those and knows better ways to do it. It may be the difference between having 3k followers and 300k followers. Anyways it is nice that you stand up and keep him motivated but sometimes a bit harsh feedback motivates and leads to a better direction 😇 Also video thumbnail speaks itself, can it be that easy? No it can not 😅
Hi, thanks for your comment and your support. As I've stated in the past, I'm always open to comments both positive and constructive. I don't believe @atahanacik365 was trying to be cruel, perhaps I would have been a little more diplomatic in the way I say something to someone, but that's just me. As always, everyone is more than welcome in my community and as long as we're learning and succeeding in some form or another, together, then that's what makes me happy. :-)