That Bunny Bear is going through the initial growth phase where no one knows and thus no one cares. As the Fur Chancellor, how do I maximize my time to provide the most opportunity for visibility and growth?
The obvious one is to create art and written content, of course. But how do I prepare for the future, where my dream is to be in stores, have my own tea shop where artists chill and musicians play, and etc…?!
Naturally, I asked this question to Gemini, and it suggests that I start working on digital goods. They are free and thus likely to generate freebie seekers who may also become that bunny bear lifers!
Here’s a list of digital goods tutors that I think are pretty good:
1. For Aesthetic PDFs & Printables
- Tutorial by: Aurelie Maron
- Video Title: “How to actually make money with digital products in 2026”
- Why her: She is a designer first. She’ll show you how to make your checklist look like “premium art” rather than a boring Word doc. This fits your comic aesthetic perfectly.
2. For the “7-Day Build” (Speed focus)
- Tutorial by:: Sandra Di
- Video Title: “How to create and sell your first digital product in 7 days“
- Why her: She specializes in the “Minimalist Build.” She focuses on using free tools (like Canva or Google Docs) to get your product live before your perfectionism kills the project.
3. For Technical Setup (The “Shop” part)
- Tutorial by:: Glowithgia
- Video Title: “How To Create & Sell Digital Products As A Beginner (FREE COURSE)”
- Why her: She breaks down the “Store” side—how to actually deliver the PDF to the customer automatically using tools like Stan Store or Payhip, which are perfect for smaller creators.
5+1 digital goods you consider making
- wallpaper pack
- procreate brushes
- coloring book
- emoji pack
- reusable headers / thumbnails
- digital art pack // for people to reprint on their own
I hope this BTS will be helpful for some of you like-minded artists out there. Good luck!
