Showing posts with label canvas prints. Show all posts
Showing posts with label canvas prints. Show all posts

Saturday, February 2, 2013

Interview with Nancy Tripp of Nancy Tripp Photo Gifts Part 2

Nancy Tripp of Nancy Tripp Photo Gifts 
NancyTrippPhotoGifts

 
 Interview with Nancy Tripp Part 2
 
 
Rico:
What is your favorite aspect about Zazzle?


Nancy :
I think my favorite aspect about Zazzle is being able to sell to people worldwide on quality products with out all the hassle of packing, printing posting etc.



Rico:
Who or what inspires you?


Nancy :
Learning from Pros that love to share their knowledge in all phases of this venture including photography, Photoshop and Zazzle.


Rico:
What's the best advise you can give someone just starting out on Zazzle?


Nancy :
Bring your 'A' game and never give up. Keep learning from others that know the ropes, you will get there.


Rico:
What was the latest product you added to your wish list (include link)?


Nancy :

 

Vintage plywood Santa Commuter Bags

A Christmas holiday themed painting of Santa Claus on a sheet of plywood kept outside to weather and age for a vintage look. This aged painting will make unique gifts for this holiday season.



Rico:
Tell me 5 random things everyone should know about you?


Nancy :

I love to travel and photograph beautiful places and nature.

I am retired and spend a lot of my time either taking photos or creating products on Zazzle (it keeps me sane).

I am a caretaker for my mother who has Alzheimer's.

I have 7 beautiful, intelligent, happy, healthy grandchildren. I am blessed!!!



Rico:
What do you like to do when you are not creating art?


Nancy :
Shopping, spending time with family, knitting, sewing, gardening



Rico:
Include links to 3 of your favorite designs you want me to feature. Tell me something about each design.


Nancy :



St Patrick's Day - Forsyth Fountain, Savannah, GA Plates

A travel photograph of the vintage Forsyth Fountain in Savannah, Georgia. Tritons are spouting green water to celebrate the St Patrick's day holiday. Unique souvenir gift for your historical Savannah vacation.



One Black-Eyed Susan Photograph iPad Covers

A summer floral, nature photograph closeup of one yellow Black-Eyed Susan flower.



White Mute Swan Mirror Image Gallery Wrapped Canvas

A nature photograph was digitally enhanced to create a mirror image of a Mute White Swan. There is a heart shape created where the two swans meet. The White swan is against the ripples in the blue water and a black background. There is copy space where you can personalize with your text.



Rico:
Zazzle has helped many people meet goals that they otherwise wouldn’t have achieved. What has Zazzle helped you to achieve in your personal life?


Nancy :
Zazzle has given me the opportunity to enjoy seeing my work be appreciated and make extra money to travel when I get an opportunity. It is a wonderful learning experience and one never gets to old to learn something new!



Rico:
Where else can our readers find you online? (Facebook, Twitter, other blog or website)


Nancy :

Facebook - Nancy Tripp Photography


Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Interview with Nancy Tripp of Nancy Tripp Photo Gifts Part 1

Nancy Tripp of Nancy Tripp Photo Gifts 
NancyTrippPhotoGifts

Interview with Nancy Tripp Part 1



Rico:
What's Your Name?


Nancy Tripp


Rico:
List your shop(s) -


Nancy :

Nancy Tripp Photo Gifts

My main shop. I use my photography to create unique souvenir gifts from some of my favorite places in Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, Upper Peninsula, Michigan, Smoky Mountains, Maine and the Caribbean Islands. I also have many nature photographs of flowers, butterflies and gators. All designs can be customized or personalized with your artwork and text.

Just Skin It

Skins for your electronics with photographs or digital art including: Nature photography of birds, gators, flowers, butterflies and more.; Travel photography of some of my favorite vacation places for souvenir gifts; graphic art for patterned backgrounds. All skins can be customized or personalized with your artwork and text.



Rico:
How did you find Zazzle?


Nancy :
I found Zazzle with a Google Search and I am so glad I did!


Rico:
How long have you been at Zazzle?


Nancy :
I joined Zazzle on 5/20/2011


Rico:
Are you a ProSeller?
If yes, how long from the time you open a shop until you made it to ProSeller?


Nancy :
Yes, it took me 20 months to make ProSeller. Never gift up!


Rico:
What made you decide to open your own store?


Nancy :
I had so many photographs sitting on my computer gathering pixel dust that I decided I needed a way to share them and make money at the same time. Zazzle looked like it would be perfect for both.


Rico:
What makes your shop stand out from the rest?


Nancy :
Outstanding Photography of course! I love photography and try to make my photographs unique and beautiful so all can enjoy.


Rico:
How would you describe your design style?


Nancy :
Lighthearted, things that make you smile. Beautiful, unique things.


Rico:
What type of product do you prefer to design?


Nancy :
Cards, prints, canvas wraps, mugs and electronics


Rico:
What's the best advise you got when you were starting out?


Nancy :
Never gift up. Good advice and I have re-read that one many times.


Rico:
What was your first sale (include link)?


Nancy :

My first sale was a button with my isolated, single pink tulip.



A Pink Tulip

A spring floral nature photograph of a pink tulip isolated against a transparent background. It looks great against any color on all merchandise.


Rico:
What medium/tools do you use to create your designs?


Nancy :
Cameras (Nikon D3 and Cannon G1X), Photoshop, Filter Forge filters and Topaz Lab filters.


Rico:
A few of my Favorite desings from Nancy Tripp Photo Gifts : 


Red and White Star Lily on Shades of Gray Throw Pillows

A photograph of one red and white star lily against a background that is variegated shades of gray. This floral photography will make unique gifts for friends, home and office.



Vintage Barn in Fresh Snow - Rural Tennessee Poster

A photograph of a winter scene in Rural Tennessee with a vintage barn and fresh snow on the ground and in the trees.



Bond Falls Reflecting Fall Colors Puzzle

Bright eyed night owl in a dark purple star lit sky, looks great on these quality Mac-book sleeves and so easy to personalize with a name or monogram.


The second half of the Interview with Nancy Tripp will be posted on Sunday February 3, 2013. So come back for more with Nancy Tripp!


Monday, June 11, 2012

Interview with Dennis of BabyGirl Limited


Dennis 
Dennis of Baby Girl Limited



Rico:
What's Your Name?


Dennis

Rico:
List your shop(s) - 


Dennis

Baby Girl Limited

Well BabyGirl Limited is pretty much about a Fashion statement. It's about what the younger crowd was wearing today. The tagline was Fashion with Style. I've put up many different types of designs that would appeal to the younger generation. When my daughter was younger I always would call her babygirl. So the name just stuck with me over the years. When I decided to get into designing i needed a name or a brand if you so call. The name BabyGirl Limited just popped in my head and i just started to make my designs around the name. As for the theme of it, well there really wasn't one at first. I was new to the online world when it came to selling stuff so i didn't really focus my time on any theme. This was the main reason i started a second store. Did more research on the topic then i did with this one.


Nocturnal Graphx

This is my second store and it's a bit more on the Darkerside of Art. I've always loved dark art even as a child. I've always seen the beauty in the more darker art pieces. The theme is more of the Fantasy art. for example Vampires, Werewolves, and Mystical Creatures.



Rico:
What type of product do you sell the most of?


Dennis :
Well I'd have to say i've sold more T-shirts then any other Product. I've always had a talent for designing T-shirt art. So It would only make sense to sell more of those type of products. I want to sell more then one type of product in the future. I'm working on my skills to design different type of art.



Rico:
How long have you been at Zazzle?


Dennis :
That's hard to say, because it's been so long I really can't remember when it all started. If i had to give it a time, I would say for about 3 yrs now.



Rico:
How did you find Zazzle?


Dennis :
I use to have a Cafepress account back in the day and let's just say i wasn't getting the results i was looking for with them, so i hopped on Goggle and typed in a search for selling prodcuts online. Zazzle was the first thing on the list. I clicked the link and been hooked ever since.



Rico:
Are you a ProSeller?


Dennis :
No, not yet i'm hoping to be one this year.



Rico:
What made you decide to open your own store?


Dennis :
I've been doing Graphix Design for the past 8 yrs as a hobby and all my friends and family said that i should sell my designs online, so that's how i got into opening my own online store.



Rico:
What's the best advise you got when you were starting out?


Dennis :
Many people on Zazzle Forms always told me to Promote, Promote, Promote my store in any way that i could. They also told me to make sure I kept my store looking fresh and new so that when People would click on my links they would find new things to see. I would have to say never give up. Once you find the little corner in the world all you have to do is make it grow. That's always been my main motivation from the start.



Rico:
What was your first sale (include link)?


Dennis :
Here was my very first Sale.



Baby Girl Cherry Tshirt




Here is a classic Baby Girl T-shirt with a touch of cherries in it. On the back of the shirt is a nice heart design.



Rico:
What medium/tools do you use to create your designs?


Dennis :
I've always used Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. I know there are lots of other designing tools out there but I feel that those are the ones that work for me better. I've been using them for years and I've pretty much taught myself how to use them. So like i always say if it ain't broke then don't fix it.



Rico:
What is your favorite aspect about Zazzle?


Dennis :
The one thing i've always noticed with Zazzle is that they do listen to what you have to say. If you have a suggestion on a new product they listen to your ideas and find ways to fit it into there line of products they have. If you have question about the service or anything they are there to give you the help you need.



Rico:
Who or what inspires you?


Dennis :
That's a really good question. I'd have to say that lots of things inspire me. For example I could be watching a movie and something in a scene could catch my eye and then a great design starts to build in my head. There are many different types of Artists out there that I hope to one day become. I'm a fan of art itself.



Rico:
How much time a week to you spend on Zazzle?


Dennis :
Not as much as i would like. I do my art in my spare time and hope that one day I could make it a Full Time (Job) for me. I try to put out at least 4 to 5 new desings each week, but I will have to say I'm not a big fan of putting one design on many different products. That is why my store doesn't have 100's of products. Each product has to have meaning behind it. I could do that just to make the money but it's more about the art with me then the money. Don't get me wrong the money is good, but I love what i do and I take pride in what I do. Each design has to be perfect before i will post it up for sale.



Rico:
What's the best advise you can give someone just starting out on Zazzle?


Dennis :
The Best Advise I could give someone is to never give up, because if you promote your store in a serious way you will see results. Visit the Zazzle forms as often as you can. You can find great ways to Promote your site on other people's websites and blogs.



Rico:
What do you like to do when you are not creating art?


Dennis :
Well, I have a full time job so that takes up most of my time, but I love to hang out with my friends and watch movies or even play a few video games in my spare time. I'm always thinking about my next design. I'm in the process of designing a mobile app for my store and a few blogs.



Rico:
For most each product or design they create is special. What is your most favorite design and why (include link)?


Dennis :
I'd have to say my Canvas Print Death to us all. I think it has a bit of elegants to it's style. in a more morbid way. The colors and vector art flows within the design.




Death to us All Canvas Print






Rico:
Tell me 5 random things everyone should know about you?


Dennis :

1. I'm kind, loving, caring,

2. I'm a great listener and

3. I have a Heart of Gold

4. Only a few people in the world really know the real me.

5. I'm ok with that, because deep down inside I'm a Good Person that just loves Dark Art.



Rico:
Include links to 3 of your favorite designs you want me to feature. Tell me something about each design.


Dennis :



Hearts Bouquet Iphone 4 Cases



Number one. This is a Iphone 4 Case called Hearts Bouquet. This is a simple pattern that i thought of one mother's day. I thought it would be nice to give your mom a Hearts Bouquet that she could keep for the rest of her life instead of it dying away as the days past by.




Mystical Creature Tshirt




Number two. This one is called Mystical Creature Medusa. I've design this for a t-shirt. I've always loved the black and white designs on t-shirts I think it brings out the art more then if it was colored. This was created after i saw the movie "Clash of the Titans" and i just thought how cool would it be to own a Medusa T-shirt.




Futuristic Game over MacBook Sleeve



Number three. This design is called Futuristic Game Over. I've start to come up with ideas to start a line of products that where dedicated to a Catch Phrase "GAME OVER" This is more for the gamers out there who love the game.



Rico:
If you could purchase ANY item (from someone else) what would it be? Why?


Dennis :


"Dark Dragonling" Mousepad



I love this type of art. I'm a big fan of Japanese Animation. The style and color works very well with this art piece.



Rico:
Zazzle has helped many people meet goals that they otherwise wouldn’t have achieved. What has Zazzle helped you to achieve in your personal life?


Dennis :
That's a tough question. I'd have to say Zazzle has made me aware of a company that really wants to make a difference in the world and made me see that there is so much more in life. The things that the company has done with the partnering up with companies that want to do good for the planet, has somehow change my outlook on life.



Rico:
Where else can our readers find you online? (Facebook, Twitter, other blog or website)


Dennis :

Well let's see I have a fanpage on Facebook it's here :

Facebook Fan Page if you are into the Darkerside Of Art come check out my Fan Page. I'm in the works on putting up a blog all the details can be found on my fan page NocturnalGraphx.

I also have a fan Page for my first store and it's here :

Facebook Fan Page this Fan page is for the more sweetier things in life.



Rico:
Anything else you'd like to share?


Dennis :

First off I'd like to say thank you for your time and letting me tell the world about my online stores and that I hope to one day be a ProSeller on Zazzle. I'd also like to share that i do custom work for anyone and if anyone is interested in getting a custom made product you can contact me through my zazzle store or even better on my fan pages. Hope to hear from you guys soon. Take care.


Monday, May 28, 2012

Interview with Kaleena Montano of Kaleena Rae's Zazzle Store






Kaleena Montano 
Kaleena Montano
 
 


Rico:
What's Your Name?


Kaleena Montano

 

Rico:
List your shop(s) -


Kaleena Montano :

Kaleena Rae's Zazzle Store

My store contains a variety of nature and wildlife photography products as well as some clipart/patterns. I also have a special section for pet products that are mostly Dachshund themed. I am a dachshund breeder so I create keepsake products for my puppy buyers and other dachshund lovers.



Rico:
What type of product do you sell the most of?


Kaleena Montano :
I am a fairly new to Zazzle so I have only sold 22 of my own products to date. Mostly Binders and Greeting Cards.



Rico:
How long have you been at Zazzle?


Kaleena Montano :
I joined Zazzle in July 2011



Rico:
How did you find Zazzle?


Kaleena Montano :
I did a google search looking for a place to sell my photography.



Rico:
Are you a ProSeller?

Kaleena Montano :
I am not a proseller. 





Rico:
What made you decide to open your own store?


Kaleena Montano :
It was free and creative. Exactly what i was looking for. 




 

Rico:
What's the best advise you got when you were starting out?


Kaleena Montano :
I did not receive any advice when I started out. I found the website on my own using google and have only recently found the zazzle forum full of supportive people.

 


Rico:
What was your first sale (include link)?


Kaleena Montano :




Garden Planner 3 Ring Binders





 



Rico:
What medium/tools do you use to create your designs?


Kaleena Montano :
I use Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 to edit my photography. Paint.net to edit my clipart and digital papers.

 

Rico:
What is your favorite aspect about Zazzle?


Kaleena Montano :
I like the wide range of products they have available to work with. 




 

Rico:
Who or what inspires you?


Kaleena Montano :
I find inspiration from the great outdoors and my house full of wiener dogs.

 

Rico:
How much time a week to you spend on Zazzle?


Kaleena Montano :
I probably spend 40 hours a week either creating or promoting. I wasn't reaching anyone other then friends/family and puppy buyers until I discovered the promoting section of the zazzle forum. There were great ideas and tools there and such helpful people. 




 

Rico:
What's the best advise you can give someone just starting out on Zazzle?


Kaleena Montano :
If I knew someone that wanted to try zazzle I would tell them to fill their store, tag really well, and then i would show them all the places they can promote.
 


Rico:
What do you like to do when you are not creating art?


Kaleena Montano :
I am a single stay at home mother of two young children and a dog breeder. So my hands are full when I'm not working on zazzle.

 


Rico:
For most each product or design they create is special. What is your most favorite design and why (include link)?


Kaleena Montano :






Dachshunds eat honey badgers dog water bowls


I'm totally obsessed with this dog bowl. I am a Dachshund breeder and their original purpose was to hunt badgers. Honey badger themed products are all the rage right now and one day this qoute just popped into my head. I've sold several and it gets viewed everyday. I own one myself too and it makes me laugh everyday.

 
 
Rico:
Tell me 5 random things everyone should know about you?


Kaleena Montano :

I'm 24 years old

I've been professionally raising purebred dogs since I was 15

My family teases me for enjoying the Kardashian reality shows

I love gardening

I sometimes have nightmares about my camera breaking, it would be devastating to me. 

 
Rico:
Include links to 3 of your favorite designs you want me to feature. Tell me something about each design.


Kaleena Montano :


Dachshunds eat honey badgers dog water bowls



Dachshunds were originally bred to hunt badgers so I gave myself a good laugh when I put a spin on the honey badger theme creating this bowl. Its been a big hit as far as views go but has not yet been purchased. 


Garden Planner 3 Ring Binders



I love this garden planner so much I purchased one for myself. The fat tomato worm is pleasing to the eye even if he is a garden enemy. 



 Wildlife 2012 Calendar



Wildlife is my favorite thing to photograph. I put a variety of species into this calendar. It looks stunning in print. 



Rico:
If you could purchase ANY item (from someone else) what would it be? Why?


Kaleena Montano :
 

Cute Dachshund Clean / Dirty Dishwasher Magnet



This is the only thing i have purchased from someone else's store so far. It is so cute I couldn't pass it up.   If i had all the money in the world though i would probably buy some fantastic photos or pieces of art on wrapped canvas. 


 
 
Rico:
Zazzle has helped many people meet goals that they otherwise wouldn’t have achieved. What has Zazzle helped you to achieve in your personal life?


Kaleena Montano :
As a stay at home mother it is nice to make a little money from home. Its also extremely rewarding to sell my "art". Somebody thought this photo or product was good enough to own and I created it. That's pretty cool. 


 
 
Rico:
Where else can our readers find you online? (Facebook, Twitter, other blog or website)


Kaleena Montano :

Facebook

Pinterest

Lovebug Doxies

Twitter

Zazzle Delights Blog

Monday, May 21, 2012

Interview with Simon Bratt of MrEco Designs




Simon Bratt 
Simon Bratt


Rico:
What's Your Name?


Simon Bratt
 


Rico:
List your shop(s) -


Simon Bratt :

MrEco Designs

Main store, anything and everything that i think looks great or unusual.

Kays Artwork

Secondary store for UK artist Kay Gale as the primary distribution outlet for her artwork on products.



Rico:
What type of product do you sell the most of?


Simon Bratt :
Probably business cards and iPhone cases.



Rico:
How long have you been at Zazzle?


Simon Bratt :
About 2 years



Rico:
How did you find Zazzle?


Simon Bratt :
I found Zazzle while reading the usual forums at Microstock site Shutterstock where there was a dedicated forum of friendly people for Zazzle.



Rico:
Are you a ProSeller?
If yes, how long from the time you open a shop until you made it to ProSeller?


Simon Bratt :
Yes, Took about a year to get pro seller status, as i wasn't concentrating on Zazzle as much as other sites.



Rico:
What made you decide to open your own store?


Simon Bratt :
I had lots of images for microstock so decided to try and make use of them on Zazzle. Zazzle is a good diversion from microstock, its fun to do and create products.



Rico:
What's the best advise you got when you were starting out?


Simon Bratt :
Ideally have a theme for your store and to do promotion, neither of which i did, i should have done.



Rico:
What was your first sale (include link)?


Simon Bratt :
First sale was a business card back in Jan 2010




Chrome globe with black background business cards






Rico:
What medium/tools do you use to create your designs?


Simon Bratt :
Ive tried using a chisel and rubber hammer, once even tried a microscope and broken glass, but i ended up going back to the old favorite Photoshop and a humble laptop.



Rico:
What is your favorite aspect about Zazzle?


Simon Bratt :
Zazzle doesn't stand still, it is always developing and coming up with other ideas, keeps it interesting. Designing your own store front and displays is something most people cant do for real, so a virtual store is the next best thing, and risk free of course.



Rico:
Who or what inspires you?


Simon Bratt :
Ultimately creating images and photographs i love the look of from either every day objects or nature really spur me on. Probably incorrectly i create images i love first and hope they sell, rather than images that are needed. I hope this products designs and products that are more unique.



Rico:
How much time a week to you spend on Zazzle?


Simon Bratt :
It varies as it depends what sites need more attention, but probably about



Rico:
What's the best advise you can give someone just starting out on Zazzle?


Simon Bratt :
It depends on what you want from Zazzle, if your primary goal is to earn money, study the best selling items and top sellers and see what the public wants. If your using Zazzle as an outlet to your creative side, go for it, and see if its popular, and hopefully create your own niche.



Rico:
What do you like to do when you are not creating art?


Simon Bratt :
If under "creating art" you mean, photographing, editing, looking for subjects, looking for locations, planning, uploading, key wording, etc etc then umm, playing guitar, computing, computer gaming, other games like scrabble etc, TV, films.



Rico:
For most each product or design they create is special. What is your most favorite design and why (include link)?


Simon Bratt :
If you mean our own designs, then i have just started branching out with some funny creations and so are my mad animals range is my favorite. You know your favorites when you want to buy your own products.





Animal ark joke t shirt


Animal ark joke t shirt
Animal ark joke t shirt by Mreco99
Browse other tees made on zazzle




Rico:
Tell me 5 random things everyone should know about you?


Simon Bratt :

1. Married, to my wife

2. Animal lover

3. No kids

4. Gadget lover

5. IT professional by trade.



Rico:
Include links to 3 of your favorite designs you want me to feature. Tell me something about each design.


Simon Bratt :




  Colorful autumn leaves commuter bags



Beautiful autumn leaves need to be caught at just the right moment to get their spectacular color range.







Glass love heart on a pillow


Glass love heart on a pillow
Glass love heart on a pillow by Mreco99
Browse Zazzle for a different throw pillow.

Expression of love is great on a pillow / cushion, good for hugging when your loved one is away, er, for girls mostly.






Tulips painting in acrylic by Kay Gale Bags



Original art work by a published UK artist on all sorts of designs, as the only official outlet.




Rico:
If you could purchase ANY item (of someone else) what would it be? Why?


Simon Bratt :
I love the phone cases that look like something else, an old leather bag or rotary dial phone etc, but i don't use those sorts of cases, so i would probably buy any of the retro geek T Shirts as I'm 42 i grew up in the retro days of Spectrum, Atari, Acorn Electron, computers etc. Something that only older geeks understand, like an in joke, is particularly funny. Lots of people producing those, i cant single someone out.




Rico:
Zazzle has helped many people meet goals that they otherwise wouldn’t have achieved. What has Zazzle helped you to achieve in your personal life?


Simon Bratt :
It helps me exploit my creativeness and gives me a reason to keep developing photographic skill, which is the heart of all my creativeness.



Rico:
Where else can our readers find you online? (Facebook, Twitter, other blog or website)


Simon Bratt :

Twitter

Istock

Shutterstock

Fotolia

Dreamstime

123RF

BigStock

DepositPhoto

Veer

Zazzle

CanStockPhoto

 

Rico:
Anything else you'd like to share?


Simon Bratt :
As alot of people are able to do online stock and product creation, its not an easy please to make a living unless you have something extra to add, standard snaps wont cut it anymore.


Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Interview with William Ballester of Surreal Posters


William Ballester 
William Ballester
 


Rico:
What's Your Name?


William Ballester



Rico:
List your shop(s) -


William Ballester :

Surreal Posters

Invites Now

Vintage Store GIFTS

Vintage Posters mousepads surreal gifts ties

Gifts Gifts

SHIRT CENTRAL

Military T-shirts Posters and Gifts

Business Cards Wedding Invitations



Rico:
What type of product do you sell the most of?


William Ballester :
Invitations



Rico:
How long have you been at Zazzle?


William Ballester :
I started in 2008 with just one store, and not working very much at it, as I had a full time job that time.



Rico:
How did you find Zazzle?


William Ballester :
My wife find it, I had a “normal job” and I really didn’t have time for something like that.



Rico:
Are you a ProSeller?
If yes, how long from the time you open a shop until you made it to ProSeller?


William Ballester :
Yes, 2 years, but as I said before I wasn't doing very much till I became a ProSeller.



Rico:
What made you decide to open your own store?


William Ballester :
Just to be next to my wife and to see what I could do.



Rico:
What's the best advise you got when you were starting out?


William Ballester :
Do plenty of new things daily and don't give up.



Rico:
What was your first sale?


William Ballester :
My first sale was a Tie, (a horrible one) back in 2009.



Rico:
What medium/tools do you use to create your designs?


William Ballester :
Bryce 7 & Photoshop 7.



Rico:
What is your favorite aspect about Zazzle?


William Ballester :
The ability to add images to anything and enlarge them or make them smaller and create so many different products, too many aspects to choose a favorite one.



Rico:
Who or what inspires you?


William Ballester :
Shan from Zizzago™ I love the way Shan makes invitations and posters and I love the way she creates and mixes colors, specially Gold.



Rico:
How much time a week to you spend on Zazzle?


William Ballester :
Now I spend 70 or 80 hours a week easily.



Rico:
What's the best advise you can give someone just starting out on Zazzle?


William Ballester :
The same that was given to me, create more and more daily, and don't give up.



Rico:
What do you like to do when you are not creating art?


William Ballester :
Look at the work of other artists.



Rico:
For most each product or design they create is special. What is your most favorite design and why (include link)?


William Ballester :
My favorite design it’s one surreal poster that I made when I started the shop surreal posters and here it is :



The Eggs the Smile and the Lightning Poster






Rico:
Tell me 5 random things everyone should know about you?


William Ballester :

I am Spanish-Australian

I spend 48 years been a musician (pianist)

I usd to be good looking in my younger years

I am still good looking



Rico:
Include links to 3 of your favorite designs you want me to feature. Tell me something about each design.



William Ballester :
 


The Lobster the Eggs and the Smile Poster



Surreal Posters & Prints The Lobster the Eggs and the Smile Poster




Gold Teal and Red Art Deco Invitation



Gold Teal and Red Art Deco Invitation gold party




White Tiger and Black Business Card



White Tiger and Black Business Card elegant, classy, unique,



Rico:
Zazzle has helped many people meet goals that they otherwise wouldn’t have achieved. What has Zazzle helped you to achieve in your personal life?


William Ballester :
It Has allowed me to stop my “normal Job” and just work from home, zazzling all day, I do work more hours than any other normal job, but it is different, I can start whenever I want to, or go away whenever I want to, it is a pleasure to work from home.



Rico:
Where else can our readers find you online? (Facebook, Twitter, other blog or website)


William Ballester :
Squidoo - Invites Now



Rico:
Anything else you'd like to share?


William Ballester :
I am proud to say that I am a full time zazzler now, and anuone can do it, just don't give up.