About Redbubble
Redbubble was born in 2006 in Melbourne, Australia, and their dream was simple: give independent artists a meaningful new way to sell their creations. Today, they connect over 700,000 artists and designers across the planet, and here's a bit of why I chose Redbubble over other Print-On-Demand platforms.
From thousands of reviews along the years, the overall rating is quite good. After all, they've been around for more than a decade, they got experience and their products have been tested and evaluated positively. People is happy with their purchases, but also with the way they resolve any inconveniences. Returns are always free and easy. They want us to be happy, and as an artist, I truly appreciate it; that was my top priority when choosing.
When it comes to Print-On-Demand platforms the possibilities to selling to other regions broaden, and so it makes sense checking there are not restrictions from where potential customers can buy our art. What I valued about Redbubble, though, was not only their worldwide shipping option, but that they have global network manufactures, meaning faster and more affordable shipping services; knowing that my design will be printed in the most convenient location for the delivery address.
Every artist has their own shop, beautifully organized, with collections and search filters that make easier finding what buyers are looking for. The artist shop is also personalized by a cover, profile picture and small bio with links to their social media accounts. In addition, by making an account, people can follow artists, like their designs, send messages to them and interact in many ways.
There is a great range of products available to where the designs can be printed, from Art Prints to Water Bottles and everything in between. My favorite for my photography is wall arts, but I also find pleasing to see how my designs look like in different items and imagining how people would use them every day as they use them daily. The prices are also accessible comparing them to other Print-On-Demand platforms, making it a unique but not too expensive way to have independent art.