I love a good spring clean, so I went through my “art” (I use the term loosely) and got rid of the stuff that hasn’t really sold or hasn’t grabbed the interest of the community. I figure there’s no point cluttering up RedBubble or my own portfolio with stuff that isn’t (apparently) interesting.
The cool thing is that after I nuked a bunch of photos and art, my t-shirt designs popped up to the top of my profile, which is a much better representation of what I think I’m best at.
I think I need to nuke some of the tee designs as well.
Sometimes choice is a bad thing, so I’m going to see how things go with less stuff in my portfolio, rather than more. I can see why people think “more stuff = more chance of being noticed = more sales”, but I’m willing to bet “less stuff = higher quality = less choice = more sales”.
Let’s see how we go!
sjem, 8 months ago
Good philosophy.
I recently ditched all my ‘artwork’ to focus only on tees. The other good thing about this was that I now have 9 tees on the main profile instead of the 6 you get when you have art on show.
Oh hang you work here, you know this already. I’ll shut up now.
Cathie Tranent
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8 months ago
I have to do that again soon. Had a bit of a wholesale slaughter not long ago – but am probably due again!!
(Ah Lucan .. how long have you been an abbatoir?)