▶ Prologue 005
▶ Preview Digital Goods 010

Chapter 1: You Can Become a N-Jobber Through Your Hobbies

Lesson 01: iPad as a Digital Workspace 014
Lesson 02 Types of Digital Goods 021

Chapter 2 Various Digital Goods Platforms

Lesson 01: Which Platform Should I Choose? 028
Lesson 02 Naver Smart Store 031
Lesson 03 Ten by Ten 067
Lesson 04 Weavering 075
Lesson 05 Half 090
Lesson 06 Post Type 121
Lesson 07 Naver OGQ Market 132

Chapter 3: Learning the Basics of Procreate

Lesson 01: Getting to Know Procreate 142
Lesson 02: Creating Your Own Drawing Pen 152

Chapter 4: Hands-on! Creating Digital Goods

Lesson 01: Easy-to-Make Basic Memo Set 166
Lesson 02: Character Stickers Expressing Various Emotions 183
Lesson 03: Dessert Stickers with Analog Feelings 199
Lesson 04: Perpetual Monthly Page 226
Lesson 05 New Year's Monthly Diary 242
Lesson 06 Characters Like Me 265

Chapter 5: Using Digital Goods

Lesson 01: Basic Use of GoodNotes 284
Lesson 02: Decorating Your Diary with GoodNotes 290
Lesson 03: Using Instagram 299

▶ Epilogue 322
▶ Appendix GoodNotes Dakku Tip
Monthly Digital Sticker 324
Weekly Decorate with Photos 325
Decorate your daily life with hand-drawn icons 328
▶ Search 333

Attention N-jobbers! Which digital stationery market is right for you?

If you've ever vaguely thought, "Should I try selling digital stickers later?" while using GoodNotes, this is your chance.
This book contains essential information for those who are just starting to get curious about the digital stationery market, from representative types of digital goods such as digital stickers, planners, and calendars to goods platforms such as Naver Smart Store, Ten by Ten, Weberding, Haple, and Posttype.
Especially if you're looking to take on the challenge of becoming a N-jobber using your spare time, the author's experience of creating and selling digital goods after work will be helpful.
You can look at each platform to see which digital goods are best suited for sale, and then choose one that fits your style and focus on it.

Start a design stationery brand with zero startup costs!

Digital goods have a lower barrier to entry than physical goods like postcards or stickers.
Because you can start right away without worrying about complicated printing processes or inventory management.
Moreover, there is no need for manufacturing costs, packaging material costs, or inventory storage costs required to create and test a blueprint.
To sell physical products, you must inspect every step of the process, from manufacturing to packaging and delivery.
However, digital goods do not require a cumbersome process; you can simply draw what you want and sell it.
Even if you want to run a full-fledged design stationery brand in the future, starting digitally is a safe strategy.

Full of production know-how from owners who have entered the GoodNotes Market

Just because you draw well doesn't mean you'll automatically sell digital goods.
Ultimately, digital goods are ‘products’ that take practicality into consideration.
The digital goods from the stationery brand 'Koo's Taste', run by the author, are solid goods that have been recognized as products and sold in the GoodNotes Market.
This course covers the process of creating digital goods, which can be overwhelming if you are creating them for the first time, including digital memos (post-its), calendars and cover pages, character stickers made by modifying only a portion of an expression, and daily stickers using everyday photos.
If you want to follow along, you can use the provided example files, but it is also effective to just refer to the process and apply it in your own way.
If you've been hesitating because you don't know your potential or don't have the courage to take on challenges on your own, take on the challenge with this book.

Target audience for this book

An iPad artist tired of boring digital drawings
A future digital stationery store owner who dreams of becoming a digital nomad.
A passionate group of people who want to use their favorite stickers without limit
I enjoy using the GoodNotes app and digital goods are familiar digital stationery.
A planner-oriented creator brimming with ideas for creating to-do lists and other planners.