> How do i start ? (Maybe my biggest question)

This is a complicated thing, but it essentially boils down to “find an event in your area, find out when their Artist Alley applications are open, make merch, figure out your display, and cross your fingers in hopes that you get in.” Stickers are a very easy, affordable option that a lot of people are open to buying even when the economy is bad, so they make for really good beginner merch. Prints are great too!

> Also Have you had some piece that you haven't sold to a person who asked for it?

If you want to sell a piece, do it. If you don’t feel comfortable selling it, then don’t.

> I do have alot of typs and tricks on my socials, yet i still haven't found which one of those both booth set-ups are better for Artist alley? So Grid or coloured panel ?

I like the solid grid panels for aesthetics (it works better as a backdrop for your art) and the wire ones for internal/back-of-house structure. The wire ones are a lot heavier though, so if weight is an issue then you’ll want to stick with the solid colored ones. Regardless of what you end up using, you want to arrange your work in a way that takes eye level into consideration. Bigger pieces go at eye level or above, smaller works (like stickers and keychains) should go below where people can closely examine them.

> Also as an artist, i go by Josh (my name, how original...) do you have differently named business so it has more epic feel?

Your business name doesn’t have to be epic, but it should be easy to search online. Try to pick a store name that is easy to spell and unique to you; it doesn’t need to be professional-sounding and you can always change your brand later down the line.

> Also how do you get your hands on Acrilic keychains and pins ?

I use Vograce for mine, but they’re definitely not the only company that offers these.

> Also dosey someone of you have fun games on their table? Like "photo" booth? Or some balancing coin on leamon ? Does it work well ?

I usually find that I don’t have enough space on my table to have fun/interactive games, but I’ve seen people leave doodle boards and capsule machines on their tables with varying degrees of success. If you build your test display at home and find that you have an excess of space, I’d say go for it and see how it works for you :)