Amazing video, Bailey! We're always working on improving our platform, and adding additional features that help with print on demand, and digital businesses.
@mydesignsio I was just wondering ,do i have to use your POD or can i just send my finished mockup and design to my Etsy and sell it myself? POD just eats into my profits ,plus I already have inventory, I have been doing sublimation for a while. Thank you
You can use --ar 93:82 in Midjourney for tumblers design. And for tileable images, you can just duplicate the same image twice and that avoids the problem of stretching.
Thanks for this. Just starting so learned a lot. Was playing around with wraps generated on Midjourney then taken over to Mydesigns to do the mockups and export after watching one of your other videos. Found on their product page a recipe of --ar 95:81 for their 20oz tumbler. This seemed to work well without any fiddling. At least as far as I could tell from the mockups.
I agree. I would rather spend the time editing after the fact and produce really striking designs. Often times I work on AI generated images extensively to make it where I like it, or combine my own elements with elements of AI. I can see the value in quantity quickly in the beginning to get sales started; after that I want to step back and work on quality more than quantity. I may not make as much money, but it the way I work.
Hi Bailey, that was a super helpful video, thank you. It answered some of my outstanding questions. I'm just starting out and am looking to have two sites on Etsy, one for straight products (which was my original idea to sell 100s of French papers I've accumulated over many years) and after discovering Midjourney, one for digitals totally unconnected from my "real" products. I have a question, which may or may not be silly, my brain is fried trying to learn all of this and a bit overwhelmed with the amount of work all of this is going to take to get going, I'm assuming I could use MyDesign to upload my French paper non-digial products? I assume I'd have to photograph everything and put the photos into separate folders on my computer and I could upload them to MyDesign and bulk upload them from there, rather than just loading them one by one into Etsy? Or would that be a waste of time putting it into MyDesign if I can just load straight to Etsy direct? Just wondering I guess is MyDesign only for digital or can be worthwhile for both real products and digital products?
Thanks Bailey! I use all 3 but I love Mid Journey and tend to end up using it more than the other 2, I guess since that was the first thing I started with.
The irritating thing about Kittl, though, is the crazy blobs they put behind all images in watercolor. If you remove the background, you lose some of the image. Have you talked with Kittl and mentioned that customers don't appreciate losing credits daily?
Usually, I want the watercolor splashes in my designs for the most part, I would just use the graphic design option instead for something familiar. As for the credits, someone in the comments mentioned they are in the process of implementing the ability to roll over, but other than that I don't have further info on that.
They keep asking me to rate various things in Kittl when I'm working in it, so I told them quite bluntly how bad the background removal has been since they made it automatic for the clip art styles and then turned that off because it was terrible. Hopefully they'll fix it soon. Currently I take mine to photoshop and manually remove the background. PS has a background removal thing, but I don't trust it. lol
Thanks Bailey. For marketing do you promote your shop in other platforms or just within etsy using their ads.? If other platforms can you tell which ones the best to use pls
Just thought I'd let you know Midjourney can produce images that resize to 2970x2460 at a near 1:1 ratio without stretching. The aspect ratio is 99:82 and produces images at 1200x992 pixels. The resize is 2.475 and 2.479 respectively.
Great video and comparison. Thank you. I too use all three. Well I did. I cancelled Kittl due to the daily credit thing. I will resubscribe if they change it.
@digitallypurposedbailey I was wondering ,i believe you were in Kittle, when you set the page to 9.3 x 8. at 300 dpi does that mean the design you make will be 300 dpi when you make it that exact size? So you don't have to upscale your design ? also how much do each of these programs cost,because that plays a big role in my choice.thank you for this great tutorial...
Thanks for your video! Question... is there any way to create a seamless design without photoshop... i have a tight budget sadly... if not no worries... just thought I would ask
Photopea can do it but I run into issues with it creating random objects for the seam (like a paintbrush). You can find Photoshop for $10 a month if you Google it. You only find this price if you search.
I've been playing around with Kittl and (so far) the images look horrible...not cute at all like yours :-( (I used the exact prompts.) Any tips for newbies?
@@digitallypurposedbailey yeah. Im just concerned of my availability regarding timezone difference. I can also send you private message for any questions I may have? Did you have this club for a while now! I've been subscribed to you for a while now. Good thing MD sent me an email about your video post today.
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Amazing video, Bailey!
We're always working on improving our platform, and adding additional features that help with print on demand, and digital businesses.
@mydesignsio I was just wondering ,do i have to use your POD or can i just send my finished mockup and design to my Etsy and sell it myself? POD just eats into my profits ,plus I already have inventory, I have been doing sublimation for a while. Thank you
You can use --ar 93:82 in Midjourney for tumblers design. And for tileable images, you can just duplicate the same image twice and that avoids the problem of stretching.
Thanks for this. Just starting so learned a lot. Was playing around with wraps generated on Midjourney then taken over to Mydesigns to do the mockups and export after watching one of your other videos. Found on their product page a recipe of --ar 95:81 for their 20oz tumbler. This seemed to work well without any fiddling. At least as far as I could tell from the mockups.
Nice, I will try this!!
Thank you for this great video. For me the most important part is quality of images, that what it’s all about. I can do my own post processing
I agree. I would rather spend the time editing after the fact and produce really striking designs. Often times I work on AI generated images extensively to make it where I like it, or combine my own elements with elements of AI. I can see the value in quantity quickly in the beginning to get sales started; after that I want to step back and work on quality more than quantity. I may not make as much money, but it the way I work.
Hi Bailey, that was a super helpful video, thank you. It answered some of my outstanding questions. I'm just starting out and am looking to have two sites on Etsy, one for straight products (which was my original idea to sell 100s of French papers I've accumulated over many years) and after discovering Midjourney, one for digitals totally unconnected from my "real" products.
I have a question, which may or may not be silly, my brain is fried trying to learn all of this and a bit overwhelmed with the amount of work all of this is going to take to get going, I'm assuming I could use MyDesign to upload my French paper non-digial products? I assume I'd have to photograph everything and put the photos into separate folders on my computer and I could upload them to MyDesign and bulk upload them from there, rather than just loading them one by one into Etsy? Or would that be a waste of time putting it into MyDesign if I can just load straight to Etsy direct? Just wondering I guess is MyDesign only for digital or can be worthwhile for both real products and digital products?
Hey Bailey! Just want to let you know but they said Kittl is actively working on allowing us to roll over our credits. Idk when, but it's coming!
Oh that's great, hopefully they do it soon than later!
They should have done that when they introduced their AI 🥰
Thanks Bailey! I use all 3 but I love Mid Journey and tend to end up using it more than the other 2, I guess since that was the first thing I started with.
MJ is great, it definitely has a more unique style than most! :)
The irritating thing about Kittl, though, is the crazy blobs they put behind all images in watercolor. If you remove the background, you lose some of the image. Have you talked with Kittl and mentioned that customers don't appreciate losing credits daily?
Usually, I want the watercolor splashes in my designs for the most part, I would just use the graphic design option instead for something familiar.
As for the credits, someone in the comments mentioned they are in the process of implementing the ability to roll over, but other than that I don't have further info on that.
@@digitallypurposedbailey Thanks!!
They keep asking me to rate various things in Kittl when I'm working in it, so I told them quite bluntly how bad the background removal has been since they made it automatic for the clip art styles and then turned that off because it was terrible. Hopefully they'll fix it soon. Currently I take mine to photoshop and manually remove the background. PS has a background removal thing, but I don't trust it. lol
Thanks Bailey. For marketing do you promote your shop in other platforms or just within etsy using their ads.? If other platforms can you tell which ones the best to use pls
Just thought I'd let you know Midjourney can produce images that resize to 2970x2460 at a near 1:1 ratio without stretching. The aspect ratio is 99:82 and produces images at 1200x992 pixels. The resize is 2.475 and 2.479 respectively.
Thank you Baily sharing great guidance
You're so welcome!
Great video and comparison. Thank you. I too use all three. Well I did. I cancelled Kittl due to the daily credit thing. I will resubscribe if they change it.
Thanks girl!!!❤🎉
Bailey, I know MyDesigns has bulk uploads. Do you use theirs, PS, or do you still prefer Vela, and if so, why? Thanks for all your help, by the way!!
@digitallypurposedbailey I was wondering ,i believe you were in Kittle, when you set the page to 9.3 x 8. at 300 dpi does that mean the design you make will be 300 dpi when you make it that exact size? So you don't have to upscale your design ? also how much do each of these programs cost,because that plays a big role in my choice.thank you for this great tutorial...
Thanks for your video! Question... is there any way to create a seamless design without photoshop... i have a tight budget sadly... if not no worries... just thought I would ask
I believe it can be done in Photopea's free version, but not familiar with the process as I don't use it. :)
Photopea can do it but I run into issues with it creating random objects for the seam (like a paintbrush). You can find Photoshop for $10 a month if you Google it. You only find this price if you search.
@@digitallypurposedbailey thank u so much for replying
No ideogram?
Oh i see you mentioned it in mydesigns
I've been playing around with Kittl and (so far) the images look horrible...not cute at all like yours :-( (I used the exact prompts.) Any tips for newbies?
This will happen if you are not on a Paid plan or using the Turbo option instead of Advanced, unfortunately.
Btw, MJ offers $30/mo plan with Private generations
Oh they should update their pricing plan then, as it still says no Stealth Mode on the $30 a month:
docs.midjourney.com/docs/plans
Looks like it Bailey. Thank you! 😊 Is the Q&A in your club one on one direct call or as a group call?
@markymaarty it's a group call, but you can also submit questions before ans access the recording if can't attend live:)
@@digitallypurposedbailey yeah. Im just concerned of my availability regarding timezone difference. I can also send you private message for any questions I may have? Did you have this club for a while now! I've been subscribed to you for a while now. Good thing MD sent me an email about your video post today.
@markymaarty I don't have 1-1 messaging, but there is always a specific post for any questions to be added to before the call.
It doesn't matter what AI I use, none of them are ever as good as yours.
Focus on learning how to construct prompts.
Learning prompt engineering is the hardest part sometimes. I have some videos in my channel that helps. :)