Thanks so much! 🙏 and ok, noted! I’m currently smoothing out some lumps in my fulfillment process, so once I’ve got that figured out, I’ll make a video!
Yes to the nitty gritty video orders VLOG. Learned about white gloves, acid free paper, tubes over boxes for prints. Saving this under Art Business category. Thanks so much Brooke
Totally impressed with the nice little personal touches that you add to your packaging whether you're shipping prints or original works of art. You obviously put a lot of thought and care into what you send, and I'm sure that it's really appreciated by your clients.😊
Good to know! I am currently sorting out some Shopify shipping stuff, so once I have a streamline process, I’ll make a video to share! Thanks for your interest 🤗
I thought that only in Mexico post offices were rude with packages! Your protocol for packaging your work is interesting, plus the added value of the details like the thank you note and your sticker with your logo, you make it become an experience to receive and open your prints. As we say here "experiment on someone else's head", it is very humble of you to share all that and it is appreciated, I only make one or two shipments a year hahaha but I think that now I can do better. May your success continue!
Moltes gràcies Brooke, ara feia dies que no et visitava, com mola aquesta mini impresora d'adhesius!!! m'ha molat un pilot!! continua així, you are simply amazing, and yes, I've learnt a lot, in fact in every single video you make aprenc coses noves I fantàstiques! moltes gràcies. Ho fas molt bé! Moltes gràcies! You're great , thank U💗💙💚🐋
Wow it's so interesting to learn that signing in pencil is better/standard and so cool to see the paper you print on, etc etc. I just found you today and subscribed 💖
I work in the manufacture of label adhesives, and want to mention that those adhesives can migrate and flow through thin materials, especially if exposed to higher temps and humidty. You might want to reconsider putting that label on top of your art, even with a piece of tissue paper in between.
OMG I find your spirit so funny 🤣 your jokes are hilarious (I know not everyone understand it). Your endings crack's me up. I love your art obviously I just wish I could afford it and not live in the other side of the would 😢.
Shipping lessons are a continue learning experience. Speaking from experience it is shocking how easy it is to oil stain or dirty a print with what we think are clean hands. The gloves are key all the time with the prints
I think if the print material agrees, you should use pencil! Sometimes the type of paper or canvas won’t work well with pencil so you can use a fine-tip permanent marker or something like that!
Thank you for this informative video on shipping! If you do a more detailed video (I'd watch it!) can you also share if your U.S. customers pay for import duties and how you inform them about these fees? Thank you, new sub today 🙂
Most shipping processes are automated and even at the stages that aren't there just isn't the time to be gentle which is why really good packaging is so important. You CAN get gentle shipping though, it's just VERY expensive because it's through personal courier services.
I have a small question, when you make an edition with 10 prints, do you repeat those prints but with new numbering? In other words, do you make a second, third... edition?
Hi Mariana! So each painting is made into a 10 print limited edition, meaning that I can only print 10 copies. If I wanted to make a whole new edition (more copies of the painting) in the future, they would have to somehow be different, like a bigger or smaller size, for example. Hope that helps!
I went through the exact same issue with the boxes at first 😑 I figured out to put the print around the tube and THEN into a box. PITA but 🤷🏼♀️ the post office is diabolical lol.
I have not! Just because the pieces I’m shipping are too big for that. But I have seen other artists use them, so I think it could be a good option depending on the specs of your commissions!
Hmmm, still waiting for my print. Yes, I got an email stating it was on the way...but dumba$$ me, I deleted it. So, I have no idea where my order is. This is not a complaint about Brooke...as you can see, she pays extreme attention to what she does. Fingers crossed it finally arrives.
I'm really sorry to hear your print hasn't arrived yet! If you could email studio@brookecormier.com with your order number, I can look into the status of the package and forward you your tracking number again!
The problem with boxes is that they get stacked and stacked on top of. Mailing tubes don’t get stacked on, so on top of the slightly superior rigidity of a cylinder, nothing gets put on top of them.
@@b.cormier I don't know what Canada's mail would charge for them but you could also try triangular shipping tubes. They are stronger than rectangular boxes and stack better so avoid surcharges in some systems.
@@Sea0fTime I looked into this and you're right, you can avoid the surcharges with triangular tubes - the issue is that where I buy my boxes (Uline) the minimum purchase is a package of 50, which is too much at the moment. But I will certainly consider it in the future!
Yes I have done that before if a customer is in the area, though it’s not an option on my website - if you’d like pickup/delivery it’s best to reach out via my website contact page 😊 www.brookecormier.com/pages/contact
@@b.cormier thank you for replying!! I’d actually have to purchase with shipping because I’m in Honduras hahaha. I recently started my career as a part time artist so I’m looking for ideas on how to pack my prints and originals mostly for pickup and local delivery.
Hi Brooke, thanks so much for this video. If you had multiple prints in the order, how would you package them - each in their own shipping tube or combined in one tube? Also, I'm not sure if you ship size A4 but if so would you ship in a tube or flat? Thanks :)
For multiple prints I stack them on top of each other with a piece of acid free tissue paper between and roll them all together 😊 you might be better securing this role with rubber bands instead of tape to make sure it holds! And I don’t sell A4 size prints but I have heard of artists shipping that size in flat cardboard sleeves - just make sure they’re sturdy enough and hopefully don’t bend at the corners!
I get them from Uline.ca! They have a huge variety - you can find anything that fits your needs, the only thing is that you have to buy in bulk (usually the minimum order is at least 25 pieces) and I find their prices for shipping pretty pricey… but they’re good products and if you have the space to store them, even better!
Thank you so much for this video. I just developed my first prints and about to open my website. Would you reccomend Shopofy over Square Space? Also, can youbplease share the link to the boxes you used?
Thanks for watching! And congrats on your prints and website! I've never used Square Space before, so I'm not sure if its better, but I can say that overall I'm a pretty satisfied Shopify customer! Here's the link to the boxes I used: www.uline.ca/Product/Detail/S-3623K/White-Mailing-Tubes/Square-Tubes-3-x-3-x-18-Kraft Though, as you saw in the video, I did have a some issues with these. Uline customer service recommended these ones ( www.uline.com/Product/ProductDetail?modelnumber=S-981 ) which look good, I just didn't need 100 of them haha. Hope that helps!
I have a question, do you number each batch of prints separately? say you make 30 at a time, but they aren’t necessarily limited edition. Do you still number each batch as 1/30, etc?
Good question! If you plan on not putting a limit on the amount of prints you make of a specific piece, then you can’t number them. You can still sign them, but if you put 1/30 for example, then you can only produce 30. If you want to make several batches of the same piece and number them, each batch would have to be different in some way (dimensions, material, etc.) hope that helps! 😊
I ALWAYS ... ALWAYS roll up my prints in a tube , and then put the tube in a box padded enough so the tube doesnt roll around ..... you end up paying more by weight, but the stupid extra charge for mailing in a round doesn't apply. Canada post are VULTURES
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I usually place the shipping tube inside a box, so everything is safe and I don't have to pay extra! :D
That is smart!! I'm definitely keeping this tip in mind for the future, thank you!
Thanks for the great info! ❤ Id love a video on step by step orfer fulfilments from your shop! ❤❤❤❤
Yes to the nitty-gritty video on orders fulfillment! I love all your videos, but behind-the-scenes ones are my favorite 😍
Thanks so much! 🙏 and ok, noted! I’m currently smoothing out some lumps in my fulfillment process, so once I’ve got that figured out, I’ll make a video!
Yes to the nitty gritty video orders VLOG. Learned about white gloves, acid free paper, tubes over boxes for prints. Saving this under Art Business category. Thanks so much Brooke
Noted! And I’m glad you found it helpful 🤗 thanks for watching!
Dear God. The filming quality and sound recording quality, light qulaity, color grading, everything here is beyond perfect. Thank you for this.
Totally impressed with the nice little personal touches that you add to your packaging whether you're shipping prints or original works of art. You obviously put a lot of thought and care into what you send, and I'm sure that it's really appreciated by your clients.😊
Thank you Bob! I really appreciate that! 🙏
Entertaining, insightfull, educational, well edited, humerous...the whole package 👍🏻🤩
Thank you so much! 🤗
Brooke, I would be interested in the more nitty gritty process of fulfilling, packing and shipping orders- especially as a fellow Canadian
Good to know there’s interest! I’ll start putting something together 😊
saw the thumbnail and said to myself: "something ain't right.. that's not how I look when I package my work; I look miserable and all messy".
Hahah let’s just say the thumbnail is not an accurate representation 😂
In a still image, it’s difficult to tell the difference between happiness and manic stress.
I would love to see how your orders are fulfilled through Shopify and I love the new video content! Always informative and entertaining 🙏
Good to know! I am currently sorting out some Shopify shipping stuff, so once I have a streamline process, I’ll make a video to share! Thanks for your interest 🤗
Brooke, could you please describe how you are shipping your framed with museum glass prints?
Your videos are reaching incredible levels of quality! Amazing work-keep it up! I'm cheering for you all the way! 💖
That means a lot 🥹 thank you!!
I thought that only in Mexico post offices were rude with packages! Your protocol for packaging your work is interesting, plus the added value of the details like the thank you note and your sticker with your logo, you make it become an experience to receive and open your prints. As we say here "experiment on someone else's head", it is very humble of you to share all that and it is appreciated, I only make one or two shipments a year hahaha but I think that now I can do better. May your success continue!
Thanks so much Mauricio! I really appreciate that 🙏
Moltes gràcies Brooke, ara feia dies que no et visitava, com mola aquesta mini impresora d'adhesius!!! m'ha molat un pilot!! continua així, you are simply amazing, and yes, I've learnt a lot, in fact in every single video you make aprenc coses noves I fantàstiques! moltes gràcies. Ho fas molt bé! Moltes gràcies! You're great , thank U💗💙💚🐋
Ahh you’re so professional!
Love your videos Brooke 🥰
Thanks so much Erin!
the window behind your bed is gorgeous though!! 😍😍
I know I love it 😍 stained glass is so pretty
Great video! It's nice to see someone do the whole process at once.
Wow it's so interesting to learn that signing in pencil is better/standard and so cool to see the paper you print on, etc etc. I just found you today and subscribed 💖
Thanks a lot for subscribing! Glad you found the video helpful ☺️🫶
Idk why I just found comfort in your videos 😭🌷
I’m happy to hear it! Thanks for watching 🫶
i love your outros haha, they make me happy
Glad to hear it 🤗
I want to see this in a movie theater !!!!
The care you take is impressive.... 😮❤. I wish couriers were held accountable for ruining fine 🖼 art😢
Thank you 🫶 currently trying to claim insurance for the damaged packages! 🙏
yes pls we want the nitty griddy order fulfilment !!
Noted!! 🤗
That’s weird, I just looked up your previous video about this very topic 😅 What timing! I do hope to sell some prints soon 💙
Haha perfect timing! Hope you found some good tips for packaging both paintings AND prints! :) Good luck with your sales!
Great video Brooke! Thanks for sharing 🫶🏽
Thank you for watching! 🫶
You are the most beautiful manifestation of what beauty, talent and the essence of a woman means. I love to admire what you do. ❤
I did enjoy and did learn something, thanks :)
I work in the manufacture of label adhesives, and want to mention that those adhesives can migrate and flow through thin materials, especially if exposed to higher temps and humidty. You might want to reconsider putting that label on top of your art, even with a piece of tissue paper in between.
Oh interesting! Thanks for letting me know - I’ve been putting extra tape under the logo-embossed sticker recently for extra support, will that help?
@@b.cormier tape has adhesive on it too
I just love your Videos, Brooke! Proud of youuu! Keep it up :D
Thanks so much Raffaela! Always appreciated
Hi I enjoyed seeing your art work. Hal
Thank you for the tips on packing and shopping very helpful. 😁
Thanks for watching! Glad you found it helpful 😊
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Wakeup everyone brooke just posted a new video
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OMG I find your spirit so funny 🤣 your jokes are hilarious (I know not everyone understand it). Your endings crack's me up. I love your art obviously I just wish I could afford it and not live in the other side of the would 😢.
Hehe thank you!! I really appreciate it 🫶
That printer is sick 😱
Gonna print you some stickers 🫶
You are great. ❤
Fab! Thank you
i think for extra protection you can put the tube with the prin in a box. plus avoid the tax
Seems like this is the common consensus amongst viewers, and I agree 🫡
Shipping lessons are a continue learning experience. Speaking from experience it is shocking how easy it is to oil stain or dirty a print with what we think are clean hands. The gloves are key all the time with the prints
Amen!!
0:48 oh wow, i didn't know that.. Is it the same with signing other printed artworks? Go with a pencil?
I think if the print material agrees, you should use pencil! Sometimes the type of paper or canvas won’t work well with pencil so you can use a fine-tip permanent marker or something like that!
@@b.cormier ooh ok.. thank you for the info!
Thank you for this informative video on shipping! If you do a more detailed video (I'd watch it!) can you also share if your U.S. customers pay for import duties and how you inform them about these fees? Thank you, new sub today 🙂
Hey, may I know how you make the receipt and shipping label, please?
I’ll make another video about that! 😊
Brooke I love ur videos honestly ❤ I would like to know how you make that voice changed 😂 it’s so funny
Haha thank you! It’s an effect called “pitch shifter” in premiere pro 😋
I wish shipping companies were much kinder to the boxes!
Most shipping processes are automated and even at the stages that aren't there just isn't the time to be gentle which is why really good packaging is so important. You CAN get gentle shipping though, it's just VERY expensive because it's through personal courier services.
Yes if only the “gentle” shipping wasn’t so expensive 🥲
I have a small question, when you make an edition with 10 prints, do you repeat those prints but with new numbering? In other words, do you make a second, third... edition?
Hi Mariana! So each painting is made into a 10 print limited edition, meaning that I can only print 10 copies. If I wanted to make a whole new edition (more copies of the painting) in the future, they would have to somehow be different, like a bigger or smaller size, for example. Hope that helps!
@@b.cormier Thank you Brooke, you've helped a lot! I love your work, your paintings, your videos...please keep being amazing 🥰😘
I wonder if those can be shipped on a flat box, or is it more expensive? And they don't t curl up too much if rolled?
Since these prints are 16” by 16”, they’re a little too big to ship flat! I think they’d be at risk of more damage that way 💁🏻♀️
@@b.cormier True!
Excellent content
Thanks Susan! 😊
I went through the exact same issue with the boxes at first 😑 I figured out to put the print around the tube and THEN into a box. PITA but 🤷🏼♀️ the post office is diabolical lol.
That is a great way to do it! Gonna look into finding some cheaper boxes for my tubes 👍 thanks so much for sharing!!
@@b.cormier Uline! Game changer!
THX 4 sharing, U go girl!
Thanks for watching! 🤗
You shall have a good insurance when you send a box, it can be a good deal. I hope one day I will be able to buy a print from you
Yes, luckily I did get the packages insured!
Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Very interesting, thank you!🙏🏻
Thanks for watching! 🤗
Would it work if you put the tube inside a box?
Everyone in the comments is so smart!
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I learned a lot, thanks!!!
Could you tell us about the small business. Do you have a DBA or a LLC ?
Glad to hear it! Here in Canada, my business is registered as a sole proprietorship 😊
I'm curious if you've ever shipped your art using a flat ridged mailer? Looking to ship out my commissions with that.
I have not! Just because the pieces I’m shipping are too big for that. But I have seen other artists use them, so I think it could be a good option depending on the specs of your commissions!
@@b.cormier my commission are on the smaller size
Hmmm, still waiting for my print. Yes, I got an email stating it was on the way...but dumba$$ me, I deleted it. So, I have no idea where my order is. This is not a complaint about Brooke...as you can see, she pays extreme attention to what she does. Fingers crossed it finally arrives.
I'm really sorry to hear your print hasn't arrived yet! If you could email studio@brookecormier.com with your order number, I can look into the status of the package and forward you your tracking number again!
do you do your own filming and film editing Brooke? or is that hubby's department ;). excellent work all round (i mean the artwork too!)
Yes please to the nitty gritty of order fulfillment! I love your videos like this! 🫶
Noted! Thanks for watching 🙏
The problem with boxes is that they get stacked and stacked on top of. Mailing tubes don’t get stacked on, so on top of the slightly superior rigidity of a cylinder, nothing gets put on top of them.
Yes I feel a lot safer switching to tubes!
I can't imagine it would be cheaper, but you could put them in a tube and the tube into the box.
I ended up buying some tubes that seem much safer! If these get damaged I don’t know what won’t 🫠
@@b.cormier I don't know what Canada's mail would charge for them but you could also try triangular shipping tubes. They are stronger than rectangular boxes and stack better so avoid surcharges in some systems.
@@Sea0fTime I looked into this and you're right, you can avoid the surcharges with triangular tubes - the issue is that where I buy my boxes (Uline) the minimum purchase is a package of 50, which is too much at the moment. But I will certainly consider it in the future!
Do you deliver fine art prints in person (no shipping, like if a neighbor bought one) in the same way? Or is it simpler?
Yes I have done that before if a customer is in the area, though it’s not an option on my website - if you’d like pickup/delivery it’s best to reach out via my website contact page 😊
www.brookecormier.com/pages/contact
@@b.cormier thank you for replying!! I’d actually have to purchase with shipping because I’m in Honduras hahaha.
I recently started my career as a part time artist so I’m looking for ideas on how to pack my prints and originals mostly for pickup and local delivery.
Hi Brooke, thanks so much for this video. If you had multiple prints in the order, how would you package them - each in their own shipping tube or combined in one tube? Also, I'm not sure if you ship size A4 but if so would you ship in a tube or flat? Thanks :)
For multiple prints I stack them on top of each other with a piece of acid free tissue paper between and roll them all together 😊 you might be better securing this role with rubber bands instead of tape to make sure it holds! And I don’t sell A4 size prints but I have heard of artists shipping that size in flat cardboard sleeves - just make sure they’re sturdy enough and hopefully don’t bend at the corners!
@@b.cormier thanks so much for your response!
Where did you get your shipping tubes from? I'm in Ontario, but they are hard to find at a good price with decent shipping!
I get them from Uline.ca! They have a huge variety - you can find anything that fits your needs, the only thing is that you have to buy in bulk (usually the minimum order is at least 25 pieces) and I find their prices for shipping pretty pricey… but they’re good products and if you have the space to store them, even better!
@@b.cormier You're the best, thanks!
Thank you so much for this video. I just developed my first prints and about to open my website. Would you reccomend Shopofy over Square Space? Also, can youbplease share the link to the boxes you used?
Thanks for watching! And congrats on your prints and website! I've never used Square Space before, so I'm not sure if its better, but I can say that overall I'm a pretty satisfied Shopify customer! Here's the link to the boxes I used: www.uline.ca/Product/Detail/S-3623K/White-Mailing-Tubes/Square-Tubes-3-x-3-x-18-Kraft
Though, as you saw in the video, I did have a some issues with these. Uline customer service recommended these ones ( www.uline.com/Product/ProductDetail?modelnumber=S-981 ) which look good, I just didn't need 100 of them haha. Hope that helps!
I have a question, do you number each batch of prints separately? say you make 30 at a time, but they aren’t necessarily limited edition. Do you still number each batch as 1/30, etc?
Good question! If you plan on not putting a limit on the amount of prints you make of a specific piece, then you can’t number them. You can still sign them, but if you put 1/30 for example, then you can only produce 30. If you want to make several batches of the same piece and number them, each batch would have to be different in some way (dimensions, material, etc.) hope that helps! 😊
Dont really get the idea of buying prints. I love hand made
You are very good at filming and editing
I do not need to know how package my art .. I need to know how to sell my art in the first place 😏
just put the shipping tube inside a box :D Modern problems require modern solutions
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I subscribe to your channel very informative, thank you
Thanks a lot! 🤗
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what if you pack a tube into a box??? 💀💀💀
SMART
put the tubes inside de boxes so they dont charge ypu extra
holy thats big brain stuff right there
How did I not think of thiiiiiiiis
hi btw
I guess you've lion in you. You have that steeli vibes
That thumbnail picture 🤤
I ALWAYS ... ALWAYS roll up my prints in a tube , and then put the tube in a box padded enough so the tube doesnt roll around ..... you end up paying more by weight, but the stupid extra charge for mailing in a round doesn't apply. Canada post are VULTURES
Very good to know 🙏
@@b.cormier 👊💙