When product circumferences vary especially if you wanted to sublimate a different image on each side, ie a mug; the void or white space between the two images would not result in accurate placement on the product if there was a need to resize. Are wraps that convenient, or is it best just to design for two separate images in this example and leave the wraps to continuous pattern designs?

Prompt: A secluded jungle big-eyed frog aglow with the burnished colors of sunset, set against a backdrop of exotic foliage dancing in vibrant shades of ruby and amber. The elegant frog sits quietly among luminescent vines, its eyes reflecting the warm hues of the setting sun. This stunning painting masterfully combines the delicate, expressive watercolor techniques , creating a mesmerizing blend of chaos and beauty. Fine-tuned watercolor strokes surround the scene with splashy white space, capturing the essence of a perfect wide shot. Prompt/Image 1: Dalle-3 -Quality HD (MyDesigns) Prompt/Image 2: Ideogram v2 (MyDesigns) Prompt/Image 3: Kittl Clipart Style: Watercolor Prompt/Image 4: Midjourney Prompt/Image 5: Canva Dream Lab smart setting Image 6: Playground AI I added the MyDesigns Ideogram version

I have a main shop which is handmaid items. I am now doing a digital and a POD shop. I am using one of my shops that has been dormant for a couple of years. Does this hurt my visibility? I do see that they put a hold on the money. Second part of the question, Is it OK to have several shops on Etsy and log in and out of each one multiple times? I am worried Etsy may shut me down.

How does the design process change between the two? Is one better for a certain product than another? Would like to see some discussion/video regarding this subject.

Prompt: A hand drawn watercolor cartoon illustration of four Easter-themed drinks. The first glass is light blue, decorated with colorful Easter eggs and a small daisy. Inside the drink is whipped cream, sprinkled with colorful sugar flakes and rabbit-shaped marshmallows. The second glass is pastel pink with a little bunny holding an egg. On the drink is whipped cream, sprinkled with colorful sugar and Easter egg-shaped chocolate. A coquette ribbon tied into a bow is on the side of the glass. The third glass is bright yellow, decorated with spring floral patterns such as tulips and lilies. On the whipped cream is a small mini cupcake and a small Easter egg. The fourth glass is mint green with a grass pattern and a hidden Easter egg.