General FAQ

For shipping-related FAQ, refer to my page here.

How do you create your products?

All of my sticker sheets, planner stickers, and art prints are created at home. The printer I use is an HP Officejet 8025 Pro for both my art prints and sticker sheets. I cut my stickers and art prints with the Silhouette Cameo 4 and a large guillotine paper cutter.

 How do you check the quality of your products?

I peel up a corner of a sticker every few sticker sheets created in my little home studio, only to ensure that the machine has cut the product efficiently. Since I am only one person, I do my best to make the products of the highest quality possible and ensure the cut lines are as clean as possible. If there are any ink streaks, slight miscuts, etc., then these products will be added to the Oopsie Daisy! bags.

What devices and software do you use to make your art?

I use a 15.6-inch XP Pen Pro Drawing Tablet and the software Clip Studio Paint Pro to complete the majority of my work. I use a Razor Tartarus for keyboard shortcuts. Thus, for about 90% of my digital drawing, I mainly do the work on my computer.

On occasion, I will use Procreate on my iPad Pro. I mostly use one brush for everything (sketch, lineart, cel shading), and it is a brush titled "Shrimp" that I have created on my own by manipulating some of the default brushes on Procreate and CSP Pro. Some miscellaneous brushes that may be used would be generic shape stamps or airbrushes, which can be used by default in CSP Pro and/or purchased for Procreate.

I would like to take inspiration from your art. Is this allowed?

Of course. As long as you are not tracing, stealing, claiming my art is yours, and utilizing my art for generative imagery/AI art purposes, then you are welcome to look at my art for reference and guidance. It's how you will grow and learn as an artist after all. ;)

Can I use any of your digital products commercially?

Any digital products are TBA as of 9/25/25.

For art portrait bases, you are welcome to use these commercially with or without credit. Although credit for the base, at least, is appreciated.

For my digital inserts, they are strictly there for personal use.