FAQ

Frequently Asked (i assume) Questions...

Are you still obsessed with cats?

Look, it’s been three years. I’ve grown. I’ve evolved. I now have an actual cat, so the desperate yearning to express my feline love through art has been redirected to giving my cat an unreasonable amount of attention. My artwork has moved on, and so have I (mostly).

When are you coming out with your amazing, super-cool website that encapsulates your personality?

When Figma and Webflow decide to be easy for a 22-year-old with zero tech experience to figure out. So far, I’ve managed to code a mouse-sparkling explosion thing (thanks, random YouTube tutorial). If you’re a real supporter, you’ll bear with me. In the meantime, enjoy my website’s current masterpiece: emoji cats raining down the screen every time you open a new page. Cool, right? Totally professional.

Where are my old products?

Ah, the age-old mystery of “Where did that planner go?” If you’re looking for my first-ever Ramadan planner from 2023, it’s not here anymore. Why? Because I sold out, and no, not in the “im a successful billionaire sold out” kind of way—literally, they’re gone. I don’t sell outdated products, so if you missed it, consider it a limited-edition treasure you’ll never own.

What are your goals moving forward?

Funny you ask. My goals now include creating art that feels like me instead of something that might sell or please the algorithm. I took a ridiculously long hiatus because I hit a wall—art block, burnout, you name it. This website was born during an artistic high, but then university came along, smacked me in the face, and said, “Side hustle? Not today.”

Going forward, my work will be driven by love and personalisation, not the soul-crushing need to pay rent. So, if you see new art here, know it’s made from a genuine place of joy and not because I owe my landlord.

How can I contact you for a commission?

Slide into my DMs on Instagram or shoot me an email at aminahsarts@gmail.com. Just don’t ask me to draw your cat in a hat unless it’s for a really good reason.

What’s the subscription for?

Let’s be transparent: you’re fueling my coffee addiction. But wait, there’s more! Subscribers get:

  • Early access to my latest art.
  • Freebies, because who doesn’t love free stuff?
  • Exclusive access to some of my courses and discounts on the rest.
  • The VIP treatment when it comes to flash sales and promotions.
  • My undivided attention when you suggest ideas—way more than random DMs criticising my work (yes, Karen, I’m talking to you).

So, if you’re looking for value and a way to support my caffeine dependency, subscribing is the way to go.

Do you take criticism well?

If you’re my dissertation supervisor, you already know the answer to this: absolutely not. Feedback from my subscribers? I’ll take it seriously. Everyone else? Let’s just say unsolicited advice pairs beautifully with the “ignore” button.