@Christina Zito That was my thought, too, but I'm in a group (where I sneaked in) where they test various ways to cheat the system and lately they talked about how good PNG enhancer and upscaler have become. They talked a bit about how easy it is on Pinterest to steal work because artist don't know how to market their art. I don't want to fall for them, making money off my own art. That's why I asked this question.

@Jacqueline Palomino I'm all ears if you'd like to share the smarter way.

@Betty A That’s really thoughtful, Betty. You’re absolutely right that mockups often overlook body diversity and small details like neck labels. These matter a lot for comfort. I’ve found even small touches like offering both boxy and tapered fits can make a store stand out. Out of curiosity, when you look for inclusive mockups, have you found any good sources yet?

Love this reminder! For me, it’s finishing a batch of new product listings. Thanks for the push. What’s one small step you’re knocking out today?

This month I’m focusing on staying consistent with my print on demand projects and publishing more content around niche research. My main goal is to keep building momentum with small daily actions instead of trying to do everything at once. If I can finish the month with steady progress and a clear routine, that will be a big win for me.

Hi Michael, I’ve run into the same issue with AUTO before, and you’re right. It can be confusing when you can’t tell which style Mysticpod picked. Right now, there isn’t a way to reveal the style afterward. The workaround I’ve used is remix: you can only upload and remix one outside image at a time, but if the images were already created in Mysticpod, you can actually select up to four and run a bulk remix together. That usually helps me get them looking more consistent, even if they started off in slightly different styles.