/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>9228529
>Is email and social media important?

Yes! I've commissioned artists from AA in the past for a couple projects for my online store and having a direct means of contact for to reach them was very important. Obviously once you have an email, it's easy to make continued correspondence. But having that information out there in the first place is really important.

I agree with this anon >>9228531

Even if you still redirect your customers/commissioners to your Etsy, being able to get a price quote, or basic info from you via Facebook or email will help. (I don't know how Etsy payments work, but sending invoices via Paypal is an option too) I'm not saying what works for me works for everyone, especially not being an artist myself. But it wouldn't hurt. In the end, the best thing to do on any decision is follow your gut and trust your own instincts. If you end up being wrong, learn from it. It's the only way to get better in most cases.

This poster brings up a few good points too. >>9228534
The links should be the focal point of your card. Maybe make the store link and email a larger font than the rest of your information.

I'm not exactly an expert, I mean my logo isn't the best. Granted, it's a sticker that I give out free with each order. (When I'm not out of them lol)