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Eddy's guide to selling on line

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Come join me and sell on line

I've been selling goodies on various sites for over a year now...and what fun! You really must try it yourself.
There's lots of different things to try. So don't just sit there Join in
Or just have a look at mine and have a giggle.

Draw Upon Your Dreams

My drawings as cards, t-shirts etc....

If you can draw or doodle (and even if you can't) then you could sell online just like this.
1. Draw something cute, funny or just downright odd and scan it into your computer.
2. Upload photos from your digital camera
3 Upload copyright free clipart or public domain pictures.
4 Join a POD site (Print on Demand) such as Zazzle; it's totally free to join and upload as much as you like putting it on as many different products as you like.
5 GET PAID Yes, you heard me, they pay you every time one of your designs gets sold. Not bad for a five minute doodle!
To join just click here and enter a few simple details (and no, I don't get a referral fee for sending you)
create your own gallery of products for sale

Eddy's Mad Mugs

Wraparound designs that turn a mug into a vehicle

You what? You can't draw but want to make something totally new and special.
That's OK too. You don't need expensive software to make great pictures.
All the products in Eddy's Mad Mugs pictured here and in my gallery were drawn using a FREE download called PAINT DOT NET. It does many of the special effects you get from more expensive software such as transparent backgrounds, distortions and 3D shapes only it's free!
Get it here
It even has an online forum to teach you how to use it and to give you some wonderful ideas for designs. They even make extra plugins (additional software) that you can add onto your Paint dot net making it more powerful and able to do more things - and yet, unlike some sites (like Daz 3D), the updates are free too!
So don't just sit there join in!

Dipping my toe into the Art Fire!

Handmade goodies for sale

So you really really don't want to sell designs online!

Not a problem.
Can you sew? knit? make jewelery? Then I have a free site for that too!

My newest page is Art Fire
Here I am on Eddy's Pressies
Ok I only have four items so far. but that's the fun of it. Adding more as time goes by
My very favorite at the moment is my Mumble.
He is a creature of my own creation.

I wrote a little children's story about them too.
Read it here at...The Mumbles

Find my galleries here

Also find those of thousands of other artists, doodlers and artisans

Eddy's Pressies: Knitted and furry presents for all on Artfire
Eddy's Mad Mugs: Why have a picture of a fire truck on a mug? When Eddy's mad mug becomes a fire engine before your very eyes with the help of it's unique wraparound design.
Draw Upon your Dreams- my zazzle main gallery: My drawings turned into real greetings cards, t-shirts and many other goodies.
Draw Upon Your Dreams - Creative Craving: My favorite collection of my T-shirts
Draw Upon Your Dreams - GTU: My crazy doodles and drawings as greetings cards. Find more of the more obscure categories here.
Eddy G on redbubble: Cards, t-shirts and posters only
But one of the most friendly groups of artists around. join like-minded groups and join in with their contests that take place regularly.

Places you can join to sell for free!

Here are many fun sites. All the ones I have chosen are completely free and will not ask you for fees.
These are the home pages and not my personal pages. For those see the above list.
Of course there are many more out there
But this should get you started.

Zazzle.com: Here you can start a gallery selling lots of items including t-shirts, mugs, mousemats even skateboards!
all you have to do is come up with a great design and upload it.
You get paid each time one sells!
Zazzle.co.uk: This is the same as the American version, but all prices (and payouts) will be in UK Pounds instead of US dollars
Redbubble.com: This sells T-shirts, greetings cards and posters up to size A1 - That's huge. Again all you do is upload pictures and wait for sales. (of course a little advertising helps - why not make a lens here?)
also one of the most friendly groups of artists around. join like-minded groups and join in with their contests that take place regularly.
Greeting Card Universe: This Australian-based company makes e-cards and real paper greetings cards. (what country they are based in doesn't matter in this cyber-world) Once again they will only ask you for pictures in JPEG form which they will use to create the cards and pay you for your sales. They have some wonderful categories to get your creative juices going. such as "Welcome home from your pet", "congratulations on your nose job" and "Happy Hannukka to my Christian friend"!
creative craving.co.uk: T-shirts, mugs maousemats and even Underwear! all with your design on them!
Once again, there is no accountwork or deliveries to organise.
They pay you each time your design sells
Art Fire.com: This is for selling handmade goods.
So if you can sew, knit or make a quilt this is the site for you.
You only need to organise the delivery of your goods (and the customer pays for that too)
You may find it useful to have a paypal account to make sales go faster.