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Where does one post art?
| Deviantart, Pixiv maybe
| Public walls, benches, trains, restrooms, back-alleys, etc.
| ¡Indonesian Alert!
| >>1036061 no g/u/rl, she is looking for answers for a real problem. Lets be polite ok? *kiss*
Well OP everyone is transferring to bluesky, you can maybe post speedpaints (if you believe in your skills). I would continue on twitter and bluesky if I were you
| I hear hashtags and links are bad for engagement on Twitter. Tweets work on keywords anyways. So if you do stay on Twitter, that's something to be aware of.
Also try engaging with other artists you like! Feedback is a two-way street afterall. I'm sure you could share some works here too if you're comfortable
| TikTok timelaspe to choochie "music"
| Start a neo cities or nekoweb
| oekaki boards
| Yeah, normal people don't use hashtags on Twitter. Maybe if it's a fandom-specific tag, but even then you should just put one or two maximum.
That said, lots of artists moved to Bluesky. Similar culture towards hashtag, but the algorithm is less ass and it's generally friendlier there.
And, yeah, engage with other artists. If you draw fanart, it's pretty easy to find other artists or fellow fans with similar interest. If it's all original... tough luck.
| If you don't mind paying for access I'm sure some artist have patterns that would give feedback, usually there's a discord and I'm sure other artist congregate
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| title basically.
Is there any place that isnt filled to the brim with ai 'artists' and such where one can post art and gain some followers? Twitter seems to not show my posts to anyone despite how much hashtags i put in them.
Just to clarify, internet fame and such isnt my end goal. I just want some feedback and dnt have any friends. I can go without it and gladly do but i kinda feel like i stagnate or something. Also i want kind words