r/Artists • • 10h ago

Digital | Critique Welcome I was trying to capture that 90’s aesthetic

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Title: "YOU GO GIRL"

This is actually my first ever digital art project where I included too people overlapping each other and a setting background 😂 How we feeling?


r/Artists • • 4h ago

INSERT YOUR ARTISTIC MEDIUM | Just Sharing/No Critique Please Artist support please

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My ig account is @milkbaskett plz support and help me I am really in need for money


r/Artists • • 8h ago

INSERT YOUR ARTISTIC MEDIUM | Critique Welcome First time doing semi-NSFW art, and also fairly knew to digital art NSFW

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r/Artists • • 12h ago

Discussion A question I had for a while

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Is it just me, or are a lot of people confusing the term "artist" and "painter", which is only one of many "types" of artists? If it's not just me, how to you think, why does such confusion happen?


r/Artists • • 14h ago

Drawing | Critique Welcome Drew this while on a dc call

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r/Artists • • 19h ago

Discussion Art. Money. Oof.

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I always liked doing art but I’ve never been good at it. Online I see artists with less artistic skills than me sell their artworks for 10-20 bucks and it’s… frustrating. I’ve tried advertising my stuff and I’ve never gotten a paid commission. Not crying for someone to pay me, by the way. Is acggoods as seller friendly as they advertise themselves to be ? I want to be able to sell some stuff on there and maybe get a few Euros in my pockets through it. I’m not in any critical financial situation, it just doesn’t hurt to have a few spare bucks nowadays + I could buy more merchandise of my interests…

Also, any advice how to render better ? Not “watch tutorials” or “just do what feels right” pls, I’ve TRIED, trust me…


r/Artists • • 12h ago

Digital | Critique Welcome Strike a Pose

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r/Artists • • 7h ago

Digital | Critique Welcome I focused on rendering today!

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r/Artists • • 10h ago

Digital | Critique Welcome Day 10 of random digital art

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I tried


r/Artists • • 1h ago

Comic | Critique Welcome My Last Two BrainCells ep18

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r/Artists • • 11h ago

Comic | Critique Welcome My Last Two BrainCells ep17

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r/Artists • • 8h ago

Discussion Do I have any creativity of my own?

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I absolutely love to draw and it's one of my favorite ways to wind down or get inspired. However I have never made art of my own that has been a completely original idea. Everything I draw in sketchbooks is something that I have seen off the internet or on Pinterest or Instagram or some sort of social media. I never post or take credit for this art it is solely for my own personal enjoyment. Any thoughts on this practice? Sometimes I feel like I'm not learning anything and that I won't be able to develop my own style with all I ever do is freehand the amazing work of other people?


r/Artists • • 19h ago

Question Engagement in the art community

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Hey everybody, my name is Kris, I’m new here but I’m an artist as well.

But I have a question though….how in the world do yall be getting engagement and interest in your work from left to right(which is dope asl🔥🔥)? but when I post my work, my processes and I only get a 2 second view?

Example: I’ve came across 12 Zendaya drawings from different artists on my fyp on insta that all referenced the same picture, and they be having a thousand likes and 500 comments, like bro these are dope…but not different and they get hecky love, but when I be coming with something more original and different….crickets 😂(not trying to say my work is better or worser then anybody’s , but how does this system work?)

Anybody else knows what I’m talking about?(I might just start posting my work on here fr💯)


r/Artists • • 7h ago

INSERT YOUR ARTISTIC MEDIUM | Just Sharing/No Critique Please My first fanart in about 30 years

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Dusted off my old art skills and worked with a new medium, paint pens, on a new canvas, cups. Was a fun, unique experience.


r/Artists • • 18h ago

Question Would I be Considered an Intermediate Artist Now?

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Genuine question, I've been at it for... 3 maybe 4 years now.

Three of my more recent ones too :p

(First one is fanart, second one is my oc, third one is also my oc but for my channel :p)


r/Artists • • 1h ago

Drawing | Just Sharing/No Critique Please I made the ink; my partner drew the cats

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Just some cats my partner drew to test the ink I made.


r/Artists • • 7h ago

Question I feel like nothing I make is good

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Hey guys I’m writing this at a bit of a low point in my artistic career, I just had a bit of an episode not to long ago where I went to look through my art and music I’ve made, and I realized it’s not good or atleast I don’t think it’s good. Which was a super demoralizing thing, now in my defense I’ve only been doing physical art such as drawing for about a month now I’ve set a goal to draw and post one piece of art online for 100 days, like PewDiePie kinda as well as I’ve been doing sketching any chance I get on my breaks, at home, etc, and I’ve been recording and making music for about a year now I have 2 albums released. So obviously I know despite having work to show from my time doing it, I have a lot to learn still, however my issue is in the fact that I just think compared to my artist peers I’m like chopped fucking liver in both music and art. I know that comparison is like the worst thing a newer artist can do, but how can you not especially when all your artistic peers keep giving you advice on how to improve with out even one little compliment or just something to show they see improvement. I know I’m not entitled to art praise lord knows I hate people who are, but I don’t know it’s a little demoralizing I guess. As well I just feel like I can’t even call myself an artist, like it’s a title I’m undeserving of cause I’m not at some skill level above where I am now. I know this all sounds so pedantic and dumb, but it’s so hard to come to terms with the fact that despite doing these things I love I can’t even see myself as a real artist. I apologize for sounding whiney at all it’s just I’ve got a lot to say in such a rambly way, and also like I said I’m just at a low point and feel really demoralized. I do know that being so new into my journey for both music and art I can only go up, and as well I know that I need to not be so hard on myself about these things since I do tend to get really really hard on myself for both music and art but Idk I could just use some advice from anyone on how to enjoy your art without feeling like your doing it for other people. Like I know I’m doing these endeavours for myself but I’m beating myself up for not being a real artist and not making anything good especially compared to my peers. I could just use some kinda advice on how to not be so focused on what others think and to get pure enjoyment out of doing art for yourself or majority for yourself anyways, I appreciate anyone who reads this! Thank you


r/Artists • • 11h ago

Volunteer Project! | NEED ARTIST AND ANIMATORS!!! We Need YOUR Help On Our Indie Show "BRIDGES BURN" (12+)!!!!!

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Bridges Burn is an animated psychological romance currently in development. The story is about a girl named Sarah, who lives under the secret identity of a famous celebrity known as Sam. While working for a gang, she is assigned to manipulate a boy named Leon, who is obsessed with that very same celebrity, into becoming useful for their missions. The problem is, the more time Sarah spends gaining his trust, the more emotionally attached she becomes, and the harder it is to betray him. Our story is fully written, and much of the pre-production has already been completed (Character art is currently on the way, we still require more Artist. Character artist also do the storyboards). The biggest things we need now are character designs, storyboards, and people to help bring the project to life. We are currently looking for Animators, Character Artists, Background Artists, Prop Artists, Voice Actors, Music Composers, Sound Designers, and Assistant Editors. Experience isn't required but is very appreciated. Time commitments are very flexible, with no strict weekly quotas or deadlines. Joining this project is a great opportunity to learn, and can help build your portfolio, gain experience, help shape an original animated series from the very beginning, and meet other passionate creators. If you're interested, simply join the Discord server linked below, read through the project information, and submit an application. The animation budget is $0 USD, this is a volunteer passion project and we can't afford any budget, so contributors will not be paid, purely volunteer. The length of the project will go on for a many months, to possibly year+.

There will be no Revenue generated, not for the staff or owner

Our visual style goes for more of a 2d semi-realistic look with expressive faces, while remaining easy for animation. The animation has 3 parts, each going to be around at least 20 minutes (But don't worry, it is not animation heavy for 20 minutes).

Discord: https://discord.gg/UQHb2R66pj

Casting Club Link: https://www.castingcall.club/projects/bridges-burn#google_vignette

If you would like to support us by donation, here's a link! Thanks!

Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/bridgesburnproject


r/Artists • • 12h ago

Discussion I am working on a 25 paintings series called "Playing Without Reason"

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r/Artists • • 12h ago

Comic | Critique Welcome Is AI for cleaning up drawings ok? And another question

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I’m looking for insight and advice! How do I handle this? I hope the flair fits! Never posted here. Merry early Christmas <3


r/Artists • • 6h ago

Drawing | Critique Welcome I'm a teenager, and this was my first ever charcoal drawing! How did I do?

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So sorry for the wierd angle 🥺


r/Artists • • 8h ago

Discussion The Best Pencil Sharpener

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I personally love an X-Acto knife for sharpening pencils. My high school art teacher advised us to do so, and I’ve never gone back. I also have a little metal sharpener that works better than any electric sharpener. Does anyone else have a ride or die pencil sharpening product?

Also, any suggestions for a specific brand of paint markers? I would like to start using them on heavyweight mixed media paper.

Last, I’d love suggestions for markers or other mediums for coloring books? I currently use Prismacolor colored pencils.

Thank you in advance! 🎨🩷


r/Artists • • 22h ago

INSERT YOUR ARTISTIC MEDIUM | Critique Welcome Looking for a critique on my art

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r/Artists • • 5h ago

Interactive | Critique Welcome Guys, help me out, 1 or 2?

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r/Artists • • 8h ago

Sculpture | Critique Welcome Horses sculptures

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🍓New Handmade figurines Design

🐎🐎🐎most requested horsee

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Medium: terra cotta air dry clay, plaster of parish, acrylic paint, glitters, and shimmers

Year: 2026

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