How I take my Product Pictures for a Shop Update ✨

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Now to the video: How about a Behind-the-Scenes of some more Shop Update preparations? Running my art business for 5 years now and taking product pictures is a task I actually love a lot. I am no expert and simply want to share my way and the prompts I use with you.
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[@nadyartillustration]

Thank you for sharing, I found it very helpful! 🥰

[@Molly-j3p]

This was actually so helpful! You’ve inspired me to use props and update my pics😊

[@tomkeundjona]

Oh so cool ☺️

[@carolinegray1]

I saw a really good hack on TikTok that suggested to take product photos at IKEA, which I think is a clever idea and will be utilising when I launch in a few weeks 😊

[@tomkeundjona]

That‘s so smart! Wow… such a good idea. Also would be so fun to leave the odd postcard in their display 😅 or in a frame somewhere.