Cashing in on my muse

[alias_sqbr]

I've been feeling rather down about my inability to work recently, so to cheer myself created a new revenue stream, namely...t-shirt sales! After playing around with Cafe Press I decided I liked RedBubble more, mainly because it's much easier to edit your products and offer them in a wider range.

Of course being too sick to work I am also too sick to set up a store properly, so they're very bare bones. But I really don't have the spoons to work on them any more for a while.

Don't know if I'll actually make any money off them, but no harm in trying. Let me know if you have any suggestions, or if there's stuff of mine(*) you'd like as a shirt/card/print/mug etc. I decided I'm a bit uncomfortable with the cultural appropriation of the "ninja tupperware" picture, sorry.

nico_wolfwood, would EE mind if I offered the pic of his roleplaying octopus as a t-shirt? I played around with it and it looks pretty cool :)

(*)Original, not fanart.

Comments

[mattsmodernlife.livejournal.com]

Ooh, I need that "Talks Maths" shirt. As soon as I have money, I'll probably get one.

I'm also considering getting a tattoo of Euler's identity on my arm or someplace...

[alias_sqbr]

Awesome!

Though really, you should get several in various colours and styles.

[pooxs.livejournal.com]

what is this ninja tupperware picture you talk of?

eta nevermind, googlefoo worked

[edible-hat.livejournal.com]

inkrain uses redbubble. Mostly he buys his own designs at a bulk discount and sells them at craft markets.

[alias_sqbr]

Yes, that occurred to me (especially for cons) Sounds a bit much like work though :)