@BAND1TNSFW hm... interesting indeed, valulable advices... i saw some of your stuff, i would say it is very peculiar, very unique indeed and also something that not everyone would enjoy. Did you had a hard time promoting it back when you started?
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Yeah it is quite different from other artist styles, so it can be hard to get people as interested.
I would say yeah it can be hard at first, but once you get it into the eyes of the right person you start to see more and more people with similar interests.
I wouldn't get hesitant or discouraged if stuff doesn't happen right away. Doing what you enjoy helps a lot for both yourself with artistic growth and for others as they get to see something very unique.
@BAND1TNSFW thanks, man, it really is motivating to read. I'm trying something different from what people are used to too. What i learned with you today i will carry with me for the rest of my life. Thank you, dude. Hails from Brazil!!
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hm.... how you managed to get 400 followers on less than 2 years? Do you mind giving some advices to a beginner?
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Part of it is knowing some friends who will share your work, and the other factor is being consistent with posting work and the quality of it.
Having places to share it like groups, discord servers, and other places with likeminded people also can greatly boost the reach of the work.
It also helps to find out what kind of things your audience likes to see and apply aspects of it to your work.
I feel like that's what has been helping me out a ton.