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Thank you so much pal!!! I'm genuinely glad that I fell down this pit of Mando obsession cos it actually helps me fight my art block and improve the way i approach drawing character interactions so much better now so thank the Force for Grogu ig hahaha

HEY! So it depends on a lot of factors.

I have the advantage of most people learning about my dice going up THROUGH tumblr, so if I link to a different place where they're listed (Ko-Fi instead of etsy,) people who want dice from me will just go there. So I personally have had decent luck!

Then whatever doesn't sell on Ko-Fi in a week or so, I move to just have passively up on Etsy where folks who use Etsy to search for dice can just happen upon them.

But then some Bonus angry mage uncle:

Ahh thank you so much ❤ ❤ ❤ I’m so glad people seem to enjoy them as much as I do because it just feels so … idk, overly self-indulgent asfjdksl

Wait was there a point that he wasn't a single man?

Thanks! To be honest I have a very rudimentary (and possibly incorrect) grasp on how gradient maps work cause I have no formal art ed, but it looks like, in the most absolute layman’s terms possible, whatever colors map to the left side of the spectrum will affect your darkest tones, and whatever colors map to the right side will affect the lightest ones. Everything in between, as is the case of the rainbow one, affects all the medium tones from darkest to lightest, respectively. Seriously did not understand them until I could SEE for myself what colors affected what areas

Blue on the left—> skin and hair, red on the right—> clothing and lightsabers, purple—everything in between. And so on, depending on the gradient. Exact outcome will vary by layer style and opacity %.