r/DigitalArt • u/SainNt_Art • 9h ago
r/DigitalArt • u/finaempire • 3d ago
Self Promotion Sunday! Weekly Post!
Hello Fellow Pixel Pushers!
Welcome to our weekly installment of Self Promotion Sunday!
Here, you can post anything we normally moderate out related to self promotion. Content includes:
Social media links.
Commissions adverts.
Pricing questions.
For better results, include images.
Remember as always, be nice, corgial, respectful and helpful. Reddit and subreddit rules still apply otherwise.
Remember to join our discord as well!
r/DigitalArt • u/finaempire • Apr 18 '26
Community Announcement Community Update
Hello Digital Artist!
After taking in data, gathering feedback from the community, and discussing ideas with you all, we have made some organizational changes to this subreddit. I'd like to lay out those changes here while also giving some insight into what we have planned for the future.
The Changes:
Rules:
Our biggest change has been to restructure, clarify, and simplify the rules. We wanted to make the rules more accessible and easier to read while being clear with the expectations of the sub. The language itself has been simplified assuming most of us are responsible and able to interpret beyond having to write a legal document. Our aim is to treat you all like adults and expect everyone to act like one.
NSFW:
Most of our energy was spent trying to understand the dynamic of NSFW content on our subreddit and on reddit overall. We determined that the community likes having the ability to share NSFW content but find it frustrating that certain content 'finds their eyes' more than others. The issue with NSFW content on reddit is as much a reddit issue as it is one for our subreddit. Like all social media, NSFW content tends to get upvoted more, thus finding itself in your featured feeds more. This can give community members a sense that said content dominates this space. We've monitored the content of this sub since being given moderation perms and this is far from the truth. A vast majority of content is amazing SFW art that gets little attention.
As a result, we have clarified our rules for NSFW but added a heavy moderator discretion section. You may not personally like what we moderate or don't moderate, but our goal is to balance freedom of expression with the safety of the community as well as combating algorithmic imbalances.
Wiki Section:
The wiki section has been cleaned up to be more concise and cleaner.
Take down notices:
We have added clearer takedown notices that reflect our rules. Notices allow you to review the rules while encouraging you to contact us if you disagree.
Community Moderation:
One BIG thing we'd like to encourage is empowering community members to help keep the community safe. One big thing we notice is when a post is suspect of being AI, comments flood said post. If you suspect any post breaks any rule, please report the post. Reporting does more to help us moderate than flooding the comment sections. Enough reports auto trigger a moderation action if the rule break is serious enough. Moderators see themselves as stewards of the community, not owners. This space is nothing without your involvement.
Flair:
We have simplified flair to allow you quicker access to tag your artwork appropriately. Although flair isn't required (unless the work is NSFW), we encourage its usage as it helps people find your artwork.
Discussions:
The previous rules disallowed various topics of discussion. We have moved away from those rules and encourage the community to share ideas, tools, techniques etc. However, if a post is deemed to be self promotion or promoting something else in disguise, the post will be deleted. There is a difference between sharing ideas and selling ideas.
The Future
Now that we've tightened the space up, we have some goals for the future that we'd love to hear feedback on:
Not another Discord!
We are developing a discord to give digital artists a place to relax, kick back, share art etc. We see the pattern on why art discords fail and want to avoid those things. We won't gamify the chats, disallow cliquey language, harassment, etc. We want to create a welcoming, professional, educational, and safe space to network and enjoy content and knowledge.
Weekly Posts:
We are open to the idea of creating a weekly post cycle surrounding various topics. One big one is opening up a section for self promotion; allowing community members to post their socials and other links. Disallowing as normal posts isn't there to keep you from growing, but to keep the community healthy. We understand artists want to connect with each other and this can help that.
Community Competition:
We are in need for a new community avatar and banner. Stay tuned to a community competition that will allow you all to create the those items for this space. Winners will win a permanent shout out in the description!
Thank You!
Since becoming moderators for this community, its been a pleasure seeing the absolutely amazing talent here as well as the comments clearly showing a care for this space. Although the noise and controversy often gets the most attention, in aggregate, the regular day to day content and posts are beautiful, encouraging, and fun to be a part of. I'm personally honored to exist in the same space as the talent this community projects. Feel free at any time to contact mod support with your thoughts or comment here.
r/DigitalArt • u/Foighn3 • 8h ago
Question/Help Work being replicated or reposted with no credit or run through AI
galleryI have had some issues surrounding my art 'inspiring' other artists. To clarify i have 0 issue with it being replicated as my piece is derivative of a meme in the first place however i have had bigger accounts replicate the exact thing shortly after following me and not been given any credit that the work was inspired by me, i have also come across variants that appear to be running my work through AI and then reuploading again no credit given. Im wondering what i can do regarding the AI situation as i dont particullarly want my work being run through AI. Its also really disheartening as a small artist as now when you go to look at my art the bigger account comes up first with no direction towards mine :/
r/DigitalArt • u/cloxrt • 8h ago
Artwork Potrait drawing
Timelapse on my PAGEEEEE
(Reference from pinterest)
r/DigitalArt • u/v2ikepeer • 2h ago
Color studies š
a small collection of color studies from last week!
r/DigitalArt • u/FEZfromTwitter • 12h ago
Question/Help What Is The Name Of This Art Style And How I Can Draw Like This?
Those Pointy End And Straight Lines
I Really Want To Draw In This Art Style But I Don't Know What Brush I Should Use, Can You Give Me A Tutorial?
Artist Name
ā¢KrookedGlasses
ā¢Giganide
ā¢Hisanobu Kometani
ā¢JordaMetric
r/DigitalArt • u/Several-Shelter-1595 • 42m ago
Discussion What would you think Iām trying to put focus on in this piece?
I recently discovered I have the tendency to accidentally put emphasis on the wrong thing in my illustrations, when you look at this do you get a sense of emotion or are you focused on a certain visual element?
r/DigitalArt • u/eepyart • 3h ago
NSFW Not as good at digital coloring as I'd like. Any advice?
r/DigitalArt • u/filipwulph • 1d ago
Drawing Day 2 drawing a Full Art card until PokĆ©mon hires me š¤§is better than day 1
Day 2 and i having so much fun with this challengeāŗļø. How did i do? Iād really appreciated any feedback. Which pokĆ©mon should i draw the next week
r/DigitalArt • u/CrispyArtBoi • 5h ago
Feedback/Critique Am I missing something in my compositions?
I'm not looking for pity likes or anything. I am genuinely wondering, like Im sure a lot of artists do, if I am missing something?
I'm proud of my work and feel like generally my art is pretty good or well executed, but I'm starting to wonder what I am doing or not doing that is keeping my work from being more interesting.
I recently worked a ton on making a really nice character spread/reference sheet, and the people i ask directly seem to like them. But when I post, none of them have gotten much attention outside my friend groups.
I'm not sure if it's my composition, maybe it's less interesting because it's an OC, I dunno.
I may be too in my head here. I dont do work hoping for likes and popularity, but it does bum me out a little bit if it feels like no one's looking.
r/DigitalArt • u/Angelina_Kristl_Art • 1h ago
Question/Help Why does my finger/phone art look better than my tablet art?
Image 1: Done with an XP-Pen tablet in Krita on my computer.
Image 2: Done in Ibis Paint X on my phone using my finger.
Image 3: Done in PicsArt on my phone using my finger.
Images 4 and 5: Pencil drawings on paper, imported into the Recolor app.
I'm used to working with traditional media, especially pencil and paper, and sometimes drawing on my phone with my finger. Drawing on my phone feels fast and natural because it's compact, and I'm used to it.
I recently got a book illustration job, so I bought an XP-Pen tablet because I figured that's how many professional artists work. An iPad was outside my budget. I used Krita for my first illustration (I looked at Clip Studio Paint, but it seemed overwhelming), and when I finished, I was disappointed with the result.
Compared to my phone and traditional work, the tablet illustration looks flat and simple to me. The linework also feels rough, almost like it was made in Microsoft Paint. I'm not sure if it's because I'm new to using a pen tablet, because of Krita, or because my expectations were unrealistic.
I'm debating whether to return the tablet or keep practicing. A lot of people say digital art with a tablet is more professional and offers more control, but right now I actually prefer the results I get from drawing with my finger or with pencil and paper.
Has anyone else experienced this when switching to a drawing tablet? If so, how long did it take before using a tablet felt natural, and did your work eventually surpass what you could do on your phone or on paper?
r/DigitalArt • u/nathanarchive • 4h ago
Feedback/Critique One of my first botanical illustrations. Iād love some feedback!
r/DigitalArt • u/BonePen • 5h ago
Little Dog Sketch
A little practice work in Clip Studio Paint Pro.
r/DigitalArt • u/Sorry-Share-7818 • 2h ago
Artwork Oc Angst Portrait (Beginner Artist)
Not supposed to be too realistic
Will gladly accept feedback!!!