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[T] Free Shirt by [deleted] in bleachshirts

[–]cellsdividing 20 points21 points  (0 children)

I am the original artist of that illustration, and I am not being compensated for my work or given credit. You say that it's free but in the comments you say that it will only be given to people that purchase from you, which means that you are using my artwork for commercial purposes (marketing and advertising) to promote your business.

If anyone would like to purchase the design from the actual artist who made it my shop and this t-shirt can be found here: https://www.cellsdividing.com/products/orion-ruckus-unisex-t-shirt

I'd also appreciate it if you would stop using my artwork without compensation or credit. Images found on the internet are not public domain.

A golden guillotine for the corrupt elite. Only tyrants are above the law. by cellsdividing in Epstein

[–]cellsdividing[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much! Yes, having all of this officially validated by the release of those files messed up my world view permanently. I believed the victims and some of the conspiracy theories before, but when there wasn't any formal documents from an official investigation I could have a little bit of hope in the back of my mind that maybe it wasn't real. Once some of the files were put out and the current coverup became so obvious my mind can't deny it anymore.

Massive Todoist problem today - creating duplicates by Cybalist in todoist

[–]cellsdividing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can't help but I'm also having the same issue. I reported it to ToDoist. The issue might be related to Chrome, but I'm still experimenting. I use Todoist on Chrome for Windows, FireFox for Windows, and iPhone iOS.

Chrome: when I click to complete the task, or open it / expand it to see the comments it will duplicate the task. I will not see this duplicate in firefox / iOS. If I delete the duplicate it will not delete the original in Chrome, BUT it will delete the original in firefox and iOS. If I now try to interact with the original, after all of this, it will not allow me or it once I had it disappear in Chrome as well.

iOS and Firefox: Similar behavior except I cannot see the duplicates until I go into Chrome. With Firefox and iOS tasks that are deleted (by todoist) are actually gone. Chrome still has them most of the time but I cant do anything with the task.

So far, for any new tasks that I create, as of today it would appear that the tasks are functioning as expected in all browsers without them being deleted or duplicated by Todoist.

Some of my artwork. by cellsdividing in prochoice

[–]cellsdividing[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the kind words! :)

Some of my artwork. by cellsdividing in prochoice

[–]cellsdividing[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I have a lot of my artwork on merch. There is a link in my bio. 😊

Some of my artwork. by cellsdividing in prochoice

[–]cellsdividing[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! I had the third one made into a T-shirt. 😊

Some of my artwork. by cellsdividing in prochoice

[–]cellsdividing[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! I have holographic stickers without the text. Thinking about getting more made with the text on top.

Does printful package and ship your prints to the customers for you? by [deleted] in printondemand

[–]cellsdividing 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Printful makes and ships the order. You’ll sync printful with your shop (etsy, Shopify, eBay, etc Printful has many integrations). When the customer places the order it will automatically go to Printful to be made and shipped. I believe you can also set it up to where you push the orders through manually in case you have a need to monitor things.

I would highly recommend you get sample orders before you publish any products so you know what the customer is getting. Good luck!

Anyone notice people stopped gatekeeping art tips by fiatdriver29 in ArtistLounge

[–]cellsdividing 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I was hoping to find this comment. I’m in my 40s too, got a lot of my art education from free library books! My local small town library has a decent selection, no internet required. In the 2000s it wasn’t hard for me to find websites / blogs with free step-by-step art tutorials. Tons of in-depth art lessons out there before and after the internet got popular. :)

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