about lovepeachie
about the owner
hiii, i'm L.A.!!
more about me
why i started
i initially started making kpop polaroids because i thought that a lot of concept photos would look really cute as polaroids and just wanted to display them around my room
after seeing how well the first ones i edited and printed turned out, i thought that maybe other people might also like them and want some of their own too - so i decided to start selling them... and here we are :))
my first (and technically second too) sale was just through a friend on twitter (i love her <3), before i decided to set up an etsy shop
it was originally called peachieuwu but i decided to change it to "love, peachie" ( or just lovepeachie on etsy) <3
how i make polaroids
editing:
➵ first i save all the concept photos and choose the ones i want to use if there are multiple
➵ i then crop the concept photos to fit the size template i have
➵ usually this part is easy but sometimes i do have to edit the picture a bit in order to show all the members without cropping any out
➵ then i make them into polaroids, adding all the borders and everything
➵ after that, i add the text (name of the group, and member's names) using either the group's logo or their logo for that specific album (if it's different), and the same (or similar) font and colours used for that album. i do try to use colours that match the concept photos too, so that it fits well with the pictures used
➵ during the editing process i do tend to ask a few of my friends for their opinions - usually when i have different ideas and can't decide which one to use for the final version
➵ finally, once i'm finished and happy with everything, i add them all to my album of kpop polaroids with all the others
➵ and then i make my listing images for them so that i can then put them up on my etsy
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printing & cutting:
➵ once a polaroid set has been sold, i get them ready for printing (if they aren't already) - as i print out two polaroids are printed per photo paper
➵ then i print them :))➵ once the polaroids (and photostrips bc i now make them as little extras for every order) have been printed out, i cut them out using a paper trimmer - and that's literally it (this part was quite boring i know but there's really not much to it)
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