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Hello again, I was wondering what the correct category for digital files is when creating a new listing. I noticed that some successful shops list them as "supplies for making a product" and I actually think that would be correct. I mean the image does have to be transferred to another product for it to be considered finished... I may just be overthinking this. On all my listings I selected "finished product" and now I'm wondering if I was wrong. Please let me know what you think!

Ideogram v2 & MyDesigns DallE3 Prompt: A hand-drawn tattoo style illustration of a cactus. The cactus is decorate with strings of Christmas lights and poinsettia flowers, holly leaves, and other festive elements. The cactus has at the top, a large, vibrant coquette red bow that has ribbon tails that come down the length of the cactus. Above the cactus is the text "Howdy Christmas" in a red script font that resembles a rope. The background is white.