Hey guys, Just thought I'd make a more in depth video on how to correctly resize your poster files! We have now added it so in the portal, a warning message pops up when you upload the incorrect poster size. This is something very important to get right, as otherwise cropping will occur and your file will not look how you would like it to. If you're newer to selling posters, give this video a watch for a full explanation on what you need to do when it comes to resizing your artwork. Again, we recommend designing all of your posters in the A format, and redesigning at the point of sale. Otherwise it is a lot of upfront work!

Time for something new, I’ve tried print on demand before, but didn’t have a clue what I was doing. It’s good to have a group to chat with and learn.

Hello to everyone and a Happy New Year to you all. I just wanted to reach out as I'm new to print on demand and I have to say as a 57yr old it was a little test setting up an Etsy shop and figuring out the whole process of what to do and how to then link things through to completion. Thankfully I am now at least settled into what I need to do using Canva, Etsy and then finally PrintShrimp! I have been able to test this all the way through the process and have got some listings onto Etsy to test the water, albeit the designs are very basic. Hopefully being part of this community will give me the confidence to continue and not give up all hope as the only sale so far has been my test. Could I ask where people are finding pictures and designs to incorporate into their own, I'm nervous about copyright and don't want to make any silly mistakes that will knock me off track?😁