For the longest time, I've had places online for folks to buy my work on stuff. I started with CafePress ages ago, then moved over to Zazzle when their production got too expensive. Well... it seems like it's getting to be that time with Zazzle.

Now, I really can't complain about them all that much. The shirt I got from them was nice and it was all of 19 cents with the store credit I racked up from sales. My biggest problem is that price is an issue. They've slowly raised prices over the years while gaining more corporate folks - a double-whammy for folks like myself. I don't post new designs that often and the House of Amill doesn't quite have the eye-catching power of Harry Potter just yet. = P

That said, I'm curious about branching out. RedBubble seems to be a solid choice as their margins are fair, their products look rock solid and I can have products I'd normally have to order a fair quantity of as Print-On-Demand (like die-cut stickers). The question I put to you fine folks is this: Is it worth it for a guy like myself to attempt opening up a shop there? I ask you this in a journal 'cause... well, you can easily glance through my gallery and give me an answer. What you see is pretty much what you'd get if I opened up a new shop.

So what say you? Yay or Nay on an RedBubble shop.