Yes, I do! Please message me your request and I've love to create something just for you. Just because you don't see it in my shop doesn't mean it can't be made. Additionally, I can do designs on different sizes and types of things, even if you don't see it as an option. A lot of the items in my shop are able to be personalized, too... just ask!

Printables or digital downloads refer to digital work that can be downloaded online and printed by the user. The artwork is provided as high-resolution digital files so no physical items will be shipped.

All items available in my shop are intended for personal use only. Please refrain from reselling or profiting from the printable artwork you have purchased from me as I have put significant effort into creating them. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.

PDF files are better for printing because they are designed specifically for that purpose and can maintain the quality of the images and text even at larger sizes. JPEG files, on the other hand, can lose quality when printed at large sizes or when compressed too much.

While I understand things happen, I cannot cancel or change orders already placed and I do not offer returns due to the nature of handmade items. I will work with you to help resolve any issue you may have but shipping fees will not be refunded. Thanks for your cooperation!

The short answer is: it's complicated! When you see colors on your computer, they're like a special digital recipe made of red, green, and blue light. But when we print or transfer those colors onto actual items like mugs, tags, shirts using a process called sublimation, it's like cooking with a different recipe called CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black). Sometimes, the colors might not turn out exactly the same because these recipes don't match perfectly due to a variety of ingredients. So, the colors on your screen might look a bit different when they're sublimated onto your item. I try to accurately represent the printed colors in my shop's pictures. Please ask all questions prior to purchasing!

Sublimation is a process in which a substance transitions directly from a solid phase to a gaseous phase without passing through the liquid phase. In simpler terms, it's like when ice turns into vapor without melting into water first.

DTF (Direct to Film) is a printing method where the design is directly printed onto a special film, which is then transferred onto the desired surface (such as fabric) using heat and pressure. It's similar to other transfer printing methods like DTG (Direct to Garment), but instead of printing directly onto the garment, the design is printed onto a film first.

Both are great and long-lasting. I design and heat press the graphics myself, regardless!

In certain digital listings, you'll notice the option for personalized text. This Add-On feature enables me to incorporate customizations by submitting an additional file after purchase. For a small upcharge, you'll not only receive the instant digital download with the original files but also your personalized version which are always made-to-order.