Make $15,240/Month Selling Nursery Printables With AI (Full Guide)

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This is one of the easiest digital products you can make with Midjourney. And thanks to a couple of other tools and using my prompt guide below, it's faster than ever to upload multiple listings of this product onto Etsy. Enjoy! #ai
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00:00 - Intro
00:41 - Numbers
02:09 - Generating The Product
03:44 - Preparing The Product For Selling
04:15 - Secret HACK To Speed Up Product Creation
05:45 - Uploading Onto Etsy
06:38 - Preparing Mock-Ups
07:45 - The Harsh Truth
08:35 - How To Sell This Product
08:48 - The New Way Of Making Money
09:53 - Outro

[@markonbusiness]

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[@nahoku59]

Hi Mark, your free prompt - it says: "The folder is in owner's trash. Ask the owner to restore it" Thanks.

[@elephantintheroom5678]

Oh, my God! That XNConvert tool is a great tip! Thank-you!

[@pakola131]

I’ve just discovered you and love your honesty. Super helpful

[@markonbusiness]

Amazing, thank you! :)

[@qjapan]

Mr. Mark. Thanks for the informative video. I am watching it from Japan. I am also learning a lot from your KZbin. Keep up the good work.

[@markonbusiness]

Thank you!

[@wilfredSwanson]

Thank you, I have looking for a video like this that gives short but in depth training.

[@tiloful6411]

Everything is 'easy'; when you hear the word 'easy,' you can skip the video.

[@onlinegelirkazan]

yes everything is easy. but we don't start. I started selling digital products on etsy and it's my first week. I bought 2 sales.

[@ilovefaduma09]

@@onlinegelirkazan that’s the biggest problem I have. I never start I just watch videos after videos 😭

[@AndreSlater]

I think he is more talking about the process no business is easy the process can be though but it takes work and dedication for success in anything

[@onlinegelirkazan]

@@ilovefaduma09 Take action and try. Don't give up. You can be successful if you put in the effort

[@juraganposter]

actually it is easier doing nothing 😂😂😂

[@JuneK618]

I’m new to AI and I find it very interesting. I must have been living under a rock bc I should have gotten on the AI bandwagon like yesterday. Thanks for all the info. I must say it’s quite overwhelming but I need a side hustle and this might just be it. New sub here!

[@Seniorita-kq6yo]

Thank you for the great info. I have subscribed!

[@chrischris9221]

Great Great Video!Very Helpful and well explained!

[@twistedbydsign99]

I've yet to create an image that doesn't require post processing yet, but man does midjourney help with step 1

[@JeanYvesKerbrat]

Thank you ! Youre great !

[@rachelharris8587]

Thank you so much. This was a lifesaver!!! God Bless You!

[@markonbusiness]

Glad it helped!

[@rachelharris8587]

@@markonbusiness HI Mark, I have been trying to use MockCity for my mockups but it looks like its no longer free? ie. they let you play around.. but when you go to download the mockup they want a money. Also, do you know if all the files need to be psd? Please help : (

[@HotRodMarketing]

Holy mother! This is a great potential niche!

[@davidprosser7278]

That was really informative.

[@markonbusiness]

Thank you! :)

[@RetroAiUnleashed]

Thank You Mark 🍁☺

[@markonbusiness]

You are very welcome

[@bretjr]

Liked & Subscribed....Thank you very much! Will absolutely be watching more.

[@markonbusiness]

Thank you and welcome aboard! :)

[@bretjr]

@@markonbusiness Thank you Mark! I appreciate you responding. I REALLY want this to work, Sincerely, Bret

[@parveendodani945]

Thank you ! Youre great

[@markonbusiness]

Thank you too!

[@katandpancho5513]

Brilliant!

[@markonbusiness]

Thank you!

[@wellnesslivinglab128]

Fantastic!

[@markonbusiness]

Many thanks!

[@enredigjavlasmorgastarta3972]

I will try this out, I just lost my job so I might as well give it a go. You have a new subscriber!

[@markonbusiness]

Thank you and sorry to read that ! Hope it all works out :)

[@enredigjavlasmorgastarta3972]

@@markonbusiness Thank you. Is there any certain aspect ratio you recommend to make the pictures in or is it best to go with 16:9?

[@badejong]

thanks for the video.

[@markonbusiness]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@matezdilar1558]

this is great!

[@markonbusiness]

Thank you!

[@kennycharlotte9662]

Hi Mark, Thanks for the informative video! What about the dpi? Does it remain the same using XN convert and is there a way or need to increase it after rescaling the the image? Could you please explain? Thanks!

[@rakunishz]

Problem for me is that I have a default midjourney image with 1:1 ratio, and when using XnConvert to resize it to for example 3800x6000 pix which is a different ratio it won't work, it will just make it 3800x3800... because I have keep ratio checked.. and If i don't the image is terrible. How do you do it?

[@user-je3xc6sd9g]

Hi Mark, excellent videos, Just a question to ask, in XnConvert where do your files go after they have converted? I have looked everywhere but only a empty folder!!

[@markonbusiness]

Thank you! 🙏 You can select a destination folder in the Output tab, after Actions.

[@kendalbrenneman]

Are you selling them as JPGs? Other videos have recommended PDFs for printing and I use Canva to create the printable PDF files. But it takes time with the resizing and I'd like to find a quicker way. But I don't want to give them JPGs.

[@marinifernando1784]

Thank you

[@hobbiecomics]

Great Video !

[@markonbusiness]

Thank you!

[@hobbiecomics]

I have a question you might be able to answer???... I create comics ,so when I go to comic- con I use these sizes...36x48...24x36...18x24...11x17, how would I find the pixel sizes for these printed posters?

[@hobbiecomics]

I see it now...I would acually have to change the art to fit a future canvas size.

[@besprutad]

Is there anyway of resizing the image and if I don't have a completely white background? Now, it just adds a white frame to my image when I resize.

[@markonbusiness]

Yes, within the Resize action, your Mode should be set to Fill.

[@jre4001]

Your putting out great videos! Is there a way to size 1 image to 4 aspect ratios in one conversion or is it only one size at a time? I've tried multiple image sizes per convert but only 1 comes out. Thanks

[@markonbusiness]

Thank you! It's one size at a time unfortunately

[@palwashakazi762]

your the best.

[@markonbusiness]

Thank you! 🙏

[@visionaryflix]

AI is really something !

[@ebayseller6040]

good content liked and subbed

[@heuristicalgorithm8465]

What is creative market exactly? (can't find your vid on that). Will it allow you to create autoplace images like placeit does? (placeit doesn't have many options for picture frame mockups either). Thank you

[@markonbusiness]

Creative Market is just an e-commerce platform like Etsy. You can't make mockups there.

[@jasonbraithwaite9204]

Thanks for your video. In that XNView, the actions tab does not give the option to resize multiple items like it does in your video. When I downloaded it, it would automatically be on resize image and no option and no button to add an extra action like the canvas. Maybe they have updated it and removed the feature?

[@markonbusiness]

That's strange. I do have the latest version (1.98) on MacOS. Please send me a screenshot of what you have, so I can take a look. You can find my e-mail address in the 'About' tab on my channel.

[@mrlima2953]

Hi Mark. Thanks for the video mate. There is only one things that I can't follow. When I try to resize my image using the XnCoverter and following your dimensions I always get a white space in the image. If I click mode "fill" (like you suggested in another comment) then the image become bigger than the Canva. Do you have any idea how to resize the image so that It will fit the Canva and not leave any extra white space? Thanks maet

[@markonbusiness]

Hey! The fill is the only option unfortunately, which is why some of the image will be 'cropped'.

[@davidjamesphotography3358]

Good videos, thanks. Can you provide link to the programme you use to combine mock up and images. I cannot hear the name clearly on the video.

[@markonbusiness]

Thank you! Which program are you referring to? I'm using Photoshop.

[@ghilly_one1720]

great video! is it a personal preference that you recommend google docs vs just uploading the graphic files up to etsy?

[@markonbusiness]

Due to file size limitations within Etsy, you are forced to rely on 3rd party sources for bigger files.

[@Champfosho]

I think half of the content on this video isn't useful , however I would say the other half is EXTREMLY useful which makes the negatives opinions I have not matter so much. If you can truly filter out this video to find great information it's definitely there. Great video though I liked and subbed ty.

[@hanipal7048]

Good video

[@pjjarrell300]

Nursery digital art is so hard to break into! This was the first niche I tried to get started with😭

[@markonbusiness]

Hey Paul! Thanks for the insight. Wall art in general is difficult, been doing it for a month and it's definitely a challenge, but not giving up :)

[@maxxie5177]

hey i im confused, if i want to sell digital wall arts which people will print by their self,which colour mode should i save the file in ? rgb or cmyk

[@markonbusiness]

Digital art will always be printed by the buyer after purchase. RGB is perfectly fine.

[@maxxie5177]

@@markonbusiness Thank you so much 🙏

[@markonbusiness]

Thank YOU, appreciate you watching! :)

[@drakgaming5058]

Hi! I hope you can help me with the XnConvert part. I use the resize/canvas resize and check the keep ratio on both but i have white lines under or next to the generated image. Tried all the aspct ratio whith this same problem.:S

[@markonbusiness]

Under the resize action, you need to select Mode: Fill. That way it fills the canvas with the entire image.

[@drakgaming5058]

@@markonbusiness Thanky you for the fast reply! Your channel is very helpful, keep up the good work and have a nice day! :)

[@NightTimeCrafts]

thank you for this great video. Just a note... the Batch Image Resizer is not free for commercial use unfortunately. It's possible to buy a license however it is quite unclear what you can do with one license (as they offer multiple). Do you happen to know anything about their licensing? thanks in advance :)

[@markonbusiness]

I don't think you need the commercial version, to be honest. Nobody can verify how you resized the images you are selling.

[@eurossocial]

Very good demonstration! I liked you very well explanation about creating the digital artworks. But it is not exactly a Full guide, because you haven't demonstrate the Uploading process to Etsy shop from start to finish. do you have any video of thus process of starting an etsy shop and how to sell framed wall art? Not only digital prints... You have a new subscriber to your channel. 😊👍

[@markonbusiness]

Thank you! Next video is about uploading digital products, which covers the full process of opening a shop and adding listings

[@anyone4589]

what's the programm/website you're using to see how much money a online shop is making?

[@markonbusiness]

Alura.io

[@kirpa7095]

your prompting guide isn't showing up as available any more, could you reshare?

[@thebotanicalblueprint]

Hey Mark, thanks for creating these videos and sharing tools and tips. I've tried XN convert but I keep having white space when converting images (using the same width and height for resize + canvas resize) Not sure what I'm doing wrong? Or better: any suggestions on how to improve the output?

[@markonbusiness]

Hey! Under the resize action, you need to select Mode: Fill. That way there is no crop, it will fill the canvas with your image.

[@SonnyVakil]

@@markonbusiness hey mark I hit fill but the image is now larger then the canvas

[@jamesproier9461]

rather than using fill i found that unchecking the "keep ratio" in the top box while leaving "fit" in the drop down had a more consistent result. Your image will stretch slightly but the boundaries of your image will not be cut off and the image will remain centered. Its not perfect but that is the issue with resizing. You can either keep the image the same way it is and enlarge it but then you will crop some of the image. Unfortunately there isnt a way to have both

[@GREYSILVERFOX]

Hi Mark. Your video is truly informative. Thank you. Can you show me how or where you got the pixel conversion you used here please? I'm trying to convert for other aspect ratios as well. The one that says “OPTIMAL PIXEL SIZES FOR EACH ASPECT RATIO”? 🙏

[@jfrankcarr]

One issue with Google Drive is that if a buyer is using an ad-blocker that prevents third party cookies they won't be able to download the product, creating a poor user experience and potentially negative reviews.

[@markonbusiness]

Thankfully that can be easily fixed if you communicate with buyers. I've had issues with buyers not being able to access my Canva templates and communication always helps. Doesn't necessarily have to lead to a negative review.

[@IWill_iTV]

What about DropBox? does it have lead to a similar issue?

[@samircarneiro]

Anyone got the prompt? Link is not working anymore.

[@dexterous7516]

Did you close your print designs shop ?

[@markonbusiness]

Closed as I'm converting it to print-on-demand. Video on that soon! :)

[@keithlim7315]

The challenge for new sellers is not getting your store banned like right away, which has been happening all the time now

[@markonbusiness]

Hi Keith! Yes, mine was suspended for 2 weeks, but if you're not breaking any of Etsy's policies and appeal the suspension, they will reactivate it in a week or two.

[@keithlim7315]

Hey Mark, appreciate the reply! Yes I’ve read this too but it’s been over two weeks and two new stores I tried starting haven’t been reinstated. One for them, I didn’t even add a single product! I suppose Etsy can improve on their communication. This mystery needs to be solved!

[@AllGrowing]

@@markonbusiness Thanks for your video. Did they say why your store was suspended?

[@markonbusiness]

Their customer service isn't the best unfortunately. My guess is that since a lot of people create random shops that never amount to anything, they suspend new sohps and await request from the sellers to reactivate to see that they are serious about opening the shop. But again, that's completely guesswork.

[@markonbusiness]

Thanks for watching! :) No, I tried to open 3 shops, they suspended all 3 and never gave a reason.

[@user-iu7hs3wc7j]

Hi Mark, when uploading to Etsy do you need to state it’s AI generated?

[@markonbusiness]

Hey! You most certainly can, it's up to you.

[@ziam6210]

I would be honest. They can drop it in a visual Google search to find out and u will lose credibility

[@PP-qz2nw]

Could you re-post the free prompt guide? When clicked it says the file is "in the owner's trash". Thanks so much, really enjoy your informative videos!

[@tomituck]

Hi, I'm also looking for it. Let me know if he reposts it

[@fvaron]

Same here…

[@cyborgchristina]

Could you please tell something about Monica Isaza and Marina Gladkikh? I didn´t find any information about these artists and I need to know if it is a copyright infringement if I refer to these artists in my prompts. If they are real existing artists, you can´t use them for commercial purposes!

[@kendalbrenneman]

I was coming here to the comments with a similar question. The copyright issue is so touchy, I'm afraid to use anybody's names in the prompts like that.

[@inlandbott]

you’re just referring to them in the prompt. the resulting image isn’t one created by that artist. it’s like writing a song that sounds like the beatles. it’s not a song the beatles wrote, so there is not copyright infringement.

[@elijahbaley5895]

a Little trick: ask Chat GPT to describe an artist's style in detail and you can use that description in your Prompt 😉

[@breatheinbreatheout8372]

Dude I can't even get into mid journey.. is it online is it an app, is it discord.. I mean I tried looking this app up and can't find it. Do you have a link.

[@markonbusiness]

Sure: www.midjourney.com You have to click on Join the Beta and follow the links to register on Discord.

[@user-lv9mi5yf2l]

Hi Mark, thanks for the very informative content! I believe in one of your other videos you had mentioned a fifth aspect ratio ('International') that typically is required when resizing the images and offering products on Etsy. Can you please re-confirm the details (i.e. pixels etc.). Thanks a lot!

[@markonbusiness]

The size is 5906x8268 pixels

[@jackbarr1124]

The market will get flooded soon ( if not already flooded ) and it will be very hard to sell anything.

[@lyricvideos-musicwithlyric4015]

Hey Mark. I really enjoy your Videos. You are a faster talker, so usually I slow down the video speed to keep up :). QUESTIONS related to Creating Printable Art for Download v.s. Creating Art for Print on Demand? In this video you talked about enhancing the image with UpScaling and creating 4 different Ratios -- 3x3, 3x4, 4x5 and 11x14. I have TWO QUESTIONS: (1) for your mockups on Etsy what size are your images? (2) and if you go the Print On Demand route, do you have to create images at different ratios as well or do you create just one size and the Print on Demand shop takes care of the different ratios. I'm getting ready to get the ball rolling so I'm hoping you can answer these questions for me.........thanks

[@markonbusiness]

Hey! Many thanks for tuning in! Let me try and answer these: 1) The international size works best for most mockups, but not all. If you have a Photoshop mockup, then going into the Smart Object and checking out the image size helps. Then you can input that image size into XnConvert and resize the images to the exact dimensions of the mockup 2) If you go the POD route, you will have to go to Printify and create the mockups there. The sizes depend on what the print provider you choose offers. Unfortunately, this process can't be automated, you need to manually fill in each image to the print provider's mockup. Hope this helps!

[@youwilllaugh3136]

Why you're making it difficult for yourself man? Leonardo Ai is the bomb

[@AlejandroMontiel]

Why are you using those specific values for the aspect ratios? Such as 4800x6000. As I understand it, an aspect ratio is the proportion between width and height, so an image can be 1000x1250 pixels and still be at a 4:5 aspect ratio. Could you please explain why are you using those specific sizes?

[@markonbusiness]

4800x6000 is a high enough resolution for that aspect ratio to make it suitable for printing. The same applies to the rest of the aspect ratios, I found these pixel dimensions work best for printing.

[@graphicslynk]

Aspect ratio and resolution are entirely different!

[@YousefMahmoud-iu4fx]

I Keep on getting banned, any solutions? I get banned immediately, I already tried with 5 different accounts

[@goilo888]

The country you are in and also where your bank is located makes a difference. Since I know neither of these things about you I have no idea if this is the problem.

[@westcoastweddings_wa]

Hi Mark - Congratulations on an informative set of videos! Apologies if this question has been asked/answered elsewhere - I'm struggling to figure out where and how images are converted to something greater than 96 DPI (300 DPI?) so their resolution is suitable for printing. Can you help me out please?

[@markonbusiness]

Hey! Thank you. You would need to use Topaz AI to increase the DPI.

[@westcoastweddings_wa]

@@markonbusiness Thanks Mark! I had been looking at Topaz Gigapixel AI to figure out where I can set the PPI and couldn't find the setting, however after further investigation I discovered that by changing the Resize Mode from Scale to either Width or Height the PPI setting becomes available.

[@angelas8451]

You had 3 sales in your store over a few weeks?

[@markonbusiness]

Yes, it's been 2 weeks

[@tristanbreale9377]

Good morning ! Are you using a nickname as an artist or working with someone else for your Etsy "MagicDesignsPrints" wall? The signature is Kali, a girl artist. Otherwise thank you for your video.

[@markonbusiness]

Hey! It's my wife, we also run our photography business under the name of Mark & Kali.

[@mel.vang.]

Great video, but the free prompts are gone.

[@paintangel13]

So AI images don't have copyright, that means you don't own the images. If you sell one, it doesn't belong to the buyer either. And when the court rulings are through, can someone then come and charge the buyer or even take it away from him?

[@markonbusiness]

I'm not a lawyer, but the images are sold using commercial rights from Midjourney's basic plan. So that covers both the seller and the buyer in this instance.

[@meekatoblerone5242]

Doesn't topaz AI also allow you to bulk resize?

[@markonbusiness]

Not in the same way as XNConvert, where you can resize the canvas as well

[@meekatoblerone5242]

@@markonbusiness is changing the dimensions in topaz not doing the same thing?

[@markonbusiness]

You can't set the exact dimensions of the different aspect ratios in Topaz as you can in XNConvert. It would stretch the image and mess up the proportions. That's exactly why the canvas resize action helps.

[@benhnamte]

Sooo many videos of selling items on etsy on youtube… 😢

[@blackkodiaq9878]

Hi Mark, can you link us to your shop which makes that amount of money of the Etsy shop you showed us? Since you chose this title you definitely have done the same, right?

[@markonbusiness]

Is it titled "I Make"? or am I specifically talking about a shop that makes that money backed by Etsy analytical data to show as proof? Did I claim to make the same? Please point to those segments in the video, if you'd be so kind.

[@elephantintheroom5678]

You are actually better off making unique products than copying products from well established shops, because you will never be able to compete with them unless you drastically undercut them (which would be unethical to copy them then undercut them), and that would leave you with very little profit margin anyway. Better to be creative, and come up with a great, unique idea/style.

[@antoniolamuerteart2492]

You send customers to the platform they sell their art not yours they only give you the ones proved that are not buyer every single move is controlled by the Etsy platform dump … don’t waste your money or you thought they stupid.

[@AnaLuizaHella]

I think there's more value in the work of people who copy art of the great masters. I love art and I'll never buy digital. The painting, the strokes, pentimento, fingerprints are invaluable. Everything that art entails. Pixel art? No thank you. Why i would buy something I can do in 5 minutes?

[@KodokunaSenshi]

I agree to an extent. While AI images has no work put into them, REAL digital art takes lots of effort and time. It also helps learning art in general. But I'm glad you appreciate handmade things.

[@americanlion8151]

Nice video. Winners don't give up. Only losers.

[@Acoustika73]

I find it very amusing with all those POD youtubers who apparently earns hundred of thousands dollars and yet they apparently need to also make youtube videos to earn money on those, well guess the have 100 hours in a day since they can do it all....

[@magicman6010]

stop lying to people. you need hundreds of listings, this a business that every clown runs into , then you need to pay advertising, 10% profit max.

[@markonbusiness]

I very deliberately specified the shop in question having made 2,000 listings...not sure where I am lying here.

[@TheCreatureWorksStudio]

You do realize that images from Midjourney are Creative Commons - meaning that anyone can steal your images that you are selling and create their own as you don't own them. Especially if you are using the free version of Midjourney. LOL I saw someone on Etsy and they have a AI Artwork and trying to sell it like it is their own work. It clearly isn't unless they paint people with 7 fingers on purpose LOL If you are doing this I recommend being 100% honest and post on your shop description that these are AI images. I know some of you will say why? People don't care as long as they get the image they want. True. Some people don't care. But there are a few people who do care about the art community and would much rather buy from a legitimate artist.

[@markonbusiness]

You can't sell images with the free version of Midjourney, as you don't get commercial rights. The risk of all digital downloads is that people can steal your work, that doesn't apply just to artwork, but to pricing guides, websites, planners, etc. Might as well not start anything then...

[@goilo888]

There is no more FREE access to MidJourney. Too many freeloaders were gaming the system and never paying for a sub. They would LIKE to bring it back but not known if or when.

[@graphicslynk]

You aren't supposed to sell an AI image without some kind of customization to it. As soon as you have altered the image in any way it is yours and no longer creative commons. Mickey Mouse is ripped off all the time and if they do it to your image it is illegal all the same!

[@KodokunaSenshi]

​@@markonbusiness Yes people can steal my artwork, but it's illegal, unlike stealing AI. They won't get in trouble for selling stolen AI images since anyone can use them.

[@RhetoricalTraveling]

good video, but very disingenuous title, you're not making 15,000 a month, the TOP shop on etsy is doing so.

[@markonbusiness]

The video isn't titled "I make..."

[@FractalPrism.]

"$15,240 selling this digial product" "I made 16 sales / 3 sales in a month on my shops" you made $15k from 19 sales?

[@markonbusiness]

Have I been doing it for years? No, only 2 months. People expect results in a few weeks. Do you know any business that started making 15k after 2 months? If that were the case, the whole planet would be rich. Running the shop and stocking it up is another story and if you don't put in the work, you won't succeed.

[@rhayvenjones]

​@@markonbusinessFace the reality dude. AI stuff is not generating that type of income off of Etsy. Its been months since AI hit the platform, and no one is reporting that type of income from a digital product. You're not even making that type of income off of this stuff. So how can you teach folks how to do something you don't even know how to do? Smh. You click baited and gaslit a lot of people, just for some ad revenue. You're just another wannabe marketing guru channel. Leave the real stuff to us experts. 😉

[@lickingcats6189]

You give mixed info, successful or not...

[@llothar68]

This type of art has already peaked, from now on the market is flooded and this will become as irrelevant as NFTs. If there is no real work involved, just tools you can learn within a few hours it won't give you any money, except for the youtube teachers and the etsy store.

[@Nodsaibot]

NOPE all marketplaces have BANNED or nerfed AI generated art, so if you want to sell these you will need to create your own site

[@KodokunaSenshi]

Wait, really? Thank god.

[@DavyPWN]

key factor : they started ages ago...

[@markonbusiness]

They did. They put the work in and succeeded. The products are easy to make, running and maintaining the shop isn't, so it's not for everybody.

[@SweetieTarian]

AI generated art is just not interesting to look at. It’s like unseasoned food.. next

[@goodfellas5702]

If you could make $15,240 a month making digital art, you wouldn't be making these videos

[@funfarmer5]

Why? This is another way to monetize. So why wouldn't you make the videos?

[@iamisobe]

@@funfarmer5 no they make bullshit videos like this because theyre not doing well in sales. channels like this should be ripped down. all the do usually is offer affiliates links and they profit off people trying to follow what they said

[@markonbusiness]

New video up: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2rIgpyEpMt6f5o

[@RememberingGames]

No you don't.

[@tjd7964]

your video is blurry

[@80sFootballCards]

No skill or talent. Just type in a description. 🤨🗑🗑🗑🗑

[@cameleonxxl8456]

So you are running a shop with 6 sells and talking about other shops that are making thousands of $? Great... Another one 😂

[@markonbusiness]

Hey, thanks for the feedback! My shop has only been open for less than 30 days.

[@cameleonxxl8456]

Still that's not the point. Anyway good luck reaching 15k a month. Then make a video

[@markonbusiness]

Thank you! :)

[@KodokunaSenshi]

Ew. Kids deserve much much better.

[@XtrimUniverse]

No offence but sorry to say these thumbs will get you viewers for sure, but in long run you will lose more. Just like me !! Plz be realistic !! Btw, good luck with your 15k per month strategy !!

[@markonbusiness]

Thanks for the feedback, will keep it in mind for future videos! :)

[@persiebun]

Wow, what a hero. Teach others to use stolen artwork and create a soulless product that takes focus away from real artists, yknow, the ones who did all the work. You understand these programs are built on stolen samples, correct? And that Etsy is for handmade and vintage goods only? Human greed is truly sad. Let artists have their space to thrive and actually live from our art.

[@markonbusiness]

Hey! Thanks for the feedback. AI art isn't subject to copyright protection as per U.S. courts decision in February 2023. The concern of where AI takes the art from will also go away once Adobe launch their own AI tool (Firefly) that generates art based on stock photos.

[@persiebun]

@Mark on Business So why are you exploiting real artists work now then? Why not wait until then? My point still stands regardless of the adobe software (plus they have already been caught in lies and have infact been using stolen images to train their AI), image generation is not art, it has no place on etsy. You understand the reason why it isn't subject to copyright in America is because you can't possibly own it as it is comprised of stollen work? Not to mention you are completely leading people astray, this sort of "passive income" is a red herring and never actually earns people anything more than pocket change, your entire channel is bait of the same nature in the name of views. And don't flatter yourself, my comment wasn't feedback, I was letting you know your morals are on the floor.

[@markonbusiness]

Sorry, but you clearly do not understand the mechanisms behind how Midjourney works. A few points: 1. Ai Art is not photo bashing. No images are stored or copied. The images, which anyone could find with google image search, were used to teach Midjourney what objects and art styles look like. Example: if you prompt for a balloon, it does not pull a picture of a balloon from a database and alter it. It renders an original image based of what it understands a balloon to look like from the references it has been shown. 2. Midjourney does not reproduce specific artists' works, just the art styles. And you can't say that Midjourney stole from Henri Matisse, just because it produced an art-piece in the style of Fauvism. 3. AI Art isn't subjected to copyright, because it's not produced by human hands. That was the reasoning provided by US courts, not because "you can't own it, as it is comprised of stolen work" - a very direct allegation btw, which is yet to be proved. 4. There is loads of AI art and other digital assets being sold on Etsy, without any repercussions. So no, Etsy is not just for material things. Thanks for the lecture, but my morals are doing fine.

[@persiebun]

Well done, you failed to prove any of my points invalid. But A for effort I suppose. This business model is a dead end that you've sensationalised for attention, there's plenty of content on here debunking all of these passive income methods that I would encourage every one of your viewers to look into (that's what a red herring is btw ;) so much for your "morals doing just fine.") so good luck lying to people on the internet in the hunt for views, hope it remains fulfilling for you.

[@KodokunaSenshi]

​@persiebun Kudos to you, I agree. I hate how this scammer ratioed you. People are stupid.

[@fittrad3r687]

Fake news

[@SP-free]

Do you still think that visual graphics is created from text prompts? Why do you promote and sell other people’s base art? AI Art especially through Midjourney is theft.

[@markonbusiness]

Theft? Hardly. AI art isn't eligible for copyright protection, as per the U.S. court decision in February 2023. Whether it's ethical or not, is another question.