I sell handmade busts and sculptures on Etsy: https://jurgenstudio.etsy.com/
Most months the profits can cover my basic living expenses.
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Most months the profits can cover my basic living expenses.
2. After I am happy with the likeness, I 3d print it. In this phase the 3d model comes to life and it's usually quite different from what we see on the computer as a 3d model. It has something to do with the difference in perspectives in which the designer designs shapes and in which we observe the item when it's produced as a real physical shape. This is very hard to get it right. Then we repeat the steps from 1 until I am happy with the likeness and the facial expression (this can be many iterations)
3. When I have the 3d printed positive, I create a mold using silicone rubber
4. The 2-part mold is then ready to be used for hundreds of castings (I use concrete)
The bot: https://www.instagram.com/gitfuck/
The product is getting slower, more bloated and less user friendly with each release. That's been going on for many years now. I really wonder what's happening at that company.
For example, if an extension has 1000 users and is priced at $5, that's not $5000 MRR. This only tells that the extension earned approximately $5000 since it got published in the store.
Terrible UX, sluggish, indexing problems.
I publish interviews with people who make a living creating handmade products and selling them online.