2/15 Create quality art.
It might not always seem this way but the better your art is, the more people will like it.
Practice and improve your artistic skills alongside everything else. This is your no.1 priority.
It might not always seem this way but the better your art is, the more people will like it.
Practice and improve your artistic skills alongside everything else. This is your no.1 priority.
3/15 I know low effort art sometimes sells in this space but that's the exception not the rule. If you want to be successful your best chance is to create good art. Even if you suck at promoting it, I believe you will be successful in the long run if you create quality work.
4/15 Support other artists!
Retweets, comments & likes help artists gain visibility. It also helps you be accepted in the community.
If you're still unknown or your art is not that great yet, being nice to others is the best quality to have.
Retweets, comments & likes help artists gain visibility. It also helps you be accepted in the community.
If you're still unknown or your art is not that great yet, being nice to others is the best quality to have.
5/15 Create valuable content.
Ask not what others can do for you but what you can do for others.
Why should people follow you? Encouraging others, inspiring others, sharing your knowledge, anything goes as long as it adds value to people's feeds.
Ask not what others can do for you but what you can do for others.
Why should people follow you? Encouraging others, inspiring others, sharing your knowledge, anything goes as long as it adds value to people's feeds.
6/15 Be nice - negativity reflects on those who surround themselves with it. Better to avoid drama. That doesn't mean not to stand by your principles but do it in a calm, respectful manner.
7/15 Don't be entitled! Collectors don't owe you anything, other artists don't owe you anything!
Selling your art and being an artist is a privilege not a right. Count your blessings and stay humble.
Selling your art and being an artist is a privilege not a right. Count your blessings and stay humble.
8/15 If people don't like your art they're not bad people for not liking it. Everyone has preferences or maybe your art is not that good yet. Don't be offended. Learn, adapt, repeat. Practice and evolve.
9/15 Don't ask collectors to buy your work. Don't ask artists for retweets if you're not friends and haven't talked before. Being so forward and entitled will not make a good impression on people.
10/15 You know when you're minding your own business and someone comes to you trying to sell you something? What's your reaction? I bet you don't enjoy it. That's how collectors feel too.
11/15 Art is a luxury good. You don't buy a luxury good from a desperate, needy person. Don't ask for charity. Even if you're a poor artist you should always be dignified. Let collectors come to you.
12/15 Is just showing your art to collectors ok?
That's up to each person's preferences. Some don't mind it, some do, but never ask them to buy your work, that's a turn-off for everybody.
That's up to each person's preferences. Some don't mind it, some do, but never ask them to buy your work, that's a turn-off for everybody.
13/15 Don't criticize collectors for their taste. Don't be judgmental to what people like. If it's nudity or Pepes or sex or whatever you think collectors shouldn't like, keep that to yourself. They have the right to buy and like whatever they want.
14/15 This thread is all about being a good artist and a nice human being. It works both for marketing and real life. The premise is simple: don't do to others what you don't like, and do more of what you do like.
15/15 If you create good art, if you're a supportive member of the community, if you're respectful and humble and a nice human being I believe you've got the best chance for success. Good luck! ๐
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