Products
Where do you sell your art?
You can find everything I sell on my Etsy store: https://kamisookur.shop
Do you make your prints and stickers yourself?
Yes! For my prints I’m using a Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1000. They’re printed on high quality photo paper using pigment-based ink for optimal results and longevity. For stickers I’m also using a Cricut Maker 3.
Please note: Colours shown in product photos may vary slightly due to individual screen settings. I have done my best to edit the images as true to life as possible
Do you sign your prints?
Generally no. Instead I will stamp the back of my art prints with my logo. But I’m happy to sign your order if you’d like, provided it hasn’t shipped yet – just send me a message!
How long are shipping times?
For estimated delivery times please check the individual Etsy listings. Orders are processed within 1–3 days and depending on your location they should normally arrive within 3–22 days.
Personal
What’s the best way to contact you?
You can contact me via email or via my social media.
What’s your social media?
Click here to find links to all of my social media pages.
Can I commission a piece?
Contact me if you’re interested.
Art
What do you use to create your art?
I consider myself a multi-disciplinary artist and will use a wide variety of traditional media, from markers and pencils to watercolours and acrylic paint, as well as software like Procreate and CLIP STUDIO on my iPad to create my pieces. I post about my process on social media if you would like to find out more!
How long have you been making art?
Art has played a big role in my life since childhood. After graduating high school I went on to study a broad art degree with a focus on digital media such as art for film and games, 3D modelling and animation. Upon completing my degree I worked mainly as a commissioned artist. I’ve had the chance to familiarise myself with many different types of art over the years, from traditional paintings to emotes for Twitch streamers and even V-Tuber models – from the art to the rigging. The opening of my Etsy store in 2025 marks a new chapter for me and a shift to creating and selling more of the art that resonates with me.