Are you an artist and you want to sell your art and Etsy or an artist's alleys at your favorite convention? But you're not sure where to start. Or you kind of feel lost when it comes to turning your art into keychains or animal pens. Honestly, same. I am especially afraid of the postal office. For some reason. I can't explain why I guess I'm just afraid of that paperwork that you need to fill out every time you send a package. But this video is not a story time about my hard-firing experiences, the postal office. But instead, I would have to easily turn your art into a physical item, such as animal pen, acrylic keychains, stickers, and the list goes on. And, well-grace, the company that sponsored this video. It's pretty much the place where you don't want to go to if you're looking to turn your art into literally anything. When I say anything, I literally mean it. As these guys, man, they kind of do have a lot of options. Just take a look, okay? Because they did send me a whole box of three samples so you can clearly see what they have to offer. These are customer acrylic keychains. From the classic ones to holographic and even glitter ones, they do have a big variety of them. Animal pens, buttons, and even acrylic pens. They also have casual items like stickers which can also be regular, vinyl, holographic, glitter, prismatic, and even in golden. Now that's something a material girl would get. AKA me. So acrylic keychains and animal pen stickers, but there's more, okay? There's a lot more. Hear me out. Hear me out on this one. Acrylic standees. Forget about figurines. I'm getting these. No, but joke society. These do look so good. I want to make one as well, to be honest. Anyways, I don't think I'll be able to tell you about all of the products they have. Because this video will be like an hour long, but I'd like to showcase a few more items that I got from my sample pack, wash tape, a fun grip, and these unique acrylic keychains that are probably my personal favorite. I mean, look at these. This is a little candy wrapper that is technically not a candy wrapper, but a keychain. I remember wanting to make my own candy wrapper keychains myself like a few years back. But I'm not doing it because, you know, I wasn't sure how to have my own online store, while also having to live in my university, small, up to the department. So I kind of, you know, gave up on it, but I do encourage artists in general to get out there and build their own etsy stores, or to go to that convention. And so, as the artist, Ali might seem a bit scary, especially if you're new to the whole thing, but we've got to take those baby steps and move forward without creative ideas. If you're still thinking of choosing Vogue Race as your supplier, as the quality of their products is fantastic, like no doubts on that one. If you do feel unsure about a specific item, you can always order a sample pack, and Vogue Race has also sent me. And you can check the quality of yourself before committing to Vogue Race as your supplier. They also offer design tips that most suppliers do not have. Each item has its images that showcases what you need to know, and provide for your art to be made into a product. So definitely do not worry about not knowing something specific, as Vogue Race has all the information listed that you need, from design tips to sizing to minimum order quantity. If you still feel lost, that's okay, because Vogue Race also has a blog post, and some of the articles offer additional information. So do that research, and good luck turning your art into that Gucci-looking keychain.