I'm thrilled to bits, I posted my first posters on Etsy on the 6th November and today I had my first order. 2 posters from my historic airlines series. 🎉

I posted my first listing on 23 October and just received my first order for a framed print! I currently have 65 listings live, and I'm squeezing in time wherever I can to get more up. I'm so excited! 💃🏻

Hi all, can I ask what your go to platform is for creating your designs?

Just wanted to share I’ve had my first double sale day and the gaps between sales are shortening! Keep going everyone it’s always worth waiting for that CHA-Ching notification

Just wondered what people's thoughts were? I have A5 through to A1, but was just thinking, does the smaller sizes tempt people to buy them, just to save on cost? If money is your number one reason for buying, then you may be tempted to go for a smaller, cheaper size?? When I make a sale, in the UK, an additional £2.40 goes on to the Printshrimp costs as it is sent Royal Mail Large Letter and needs the additional tracking to be added. For those outside the UK that aren't aware, the Royal Mail does not publish "lost" statistics but last year, 220 million letters were delivered late. This, I don't mind, I still make a couple of pounds on an A5 & A4 in the UK..... but if I just removed these two, I would essentially be forcing the buyer to go A3 and above and would potentially make more per sale. Or, do you think they will just look elsewhere for an A5 or A4 and the couple of pounds per sale all helps, along with a +1 on the sales count?