Hi, I guess I'm looking for some advise please. So, several months ago, I actually started my poster designs by using a combition of Claude AI and Leonardo and the idea was to turn my own photos into travel art posters to sell on Etsy. Now after researching more myself, watching videos and not asking AI as many questions, I am wondering A) are my designs good enough and B) Am I making way too much extra work for myself by trying to regenerate photographs? I liked the idea that they were my own images, created from my own photographs but in reality there is a limit to how many places I can create and they are still very simialr to what you can probably already buy on Etsy. I saw a video that stated just using Midjourney and only typing very simple prompts is enough to create travel posters, whereas my AI generated prompts for Leonardo were very long and complicated to get a decent result. On the other hand, I wonder should I quit whilst I'm ahead and actually focus on a completely different niche and move away from travel designs.. I guesss this was always my first choice as it's something I love to do and have built up quite a collection of photos over the years, but also realise it is a very popular niche is I don't have something that really stands out! Would love to hear any of your thoughts or advice on this and would be happy to take any good/bad pointers on the examlple posters I've uploaded. Thanks so much!

Hi! So my process currently is upscale/download from Leonardo and then upload to Canva to edit with border and text and then I download that file ready for my shop. My question is regarding the Bit level, it seems that from downloading in Canva it drops the level from 24 to 8.. according to Google and Claude AI this will change the quality of my finished/printed poster.. I download from Canva ensuring that my file is between 25 - 75MB and 300 DPI… wondering if anyone knows or has any experience with this please..!? Thank you!