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3 years ago
Hey y'all,
The fairly-recent restrictions upon image resolution size has killed quite a bit of interest I once had in uploading to this website. For awhile, I treated FA as an alternative to Twitter where I could upload full-resolution files without Twitter's compression. Losing that functionality, it took me a bit of time for me to figure out what I wanted to do with this page.
Ultimately, I've decided that I'm unlikely to continue to upload every single piece I get and upload to Twitter; instead, FA will be a place for the commissions I'm most happy with. I don't upload much media to Twitter that is not art nowadays, so if the desire is there to see absolutely everything I get, that remains as an option.
Going forward, I intend to write short, descriptive stories for all of the images I put on here and treat FA as a "permanent" home for commission uploads that I think deserve it the most.
I'd love to hear any thoughts on this.
Thanks for the understanding.
The fairly-recent restrictions upon image resolution size has killed quite a bit of interest I once had in uploading to this website. For awhile, I treated FA as an alternative to Twitter where I could upload full-resolution files without Twitter's compression. Losing that functionality, it took me a bit of time for me to figure out what I wanted to do with this page.
Ultimately, I've decided that I'm unlikely to continue to upload every single piece I get and upload to Twitter; instead, FA will be a place for the commissions I'm most happy with. I don't upload much media to Twitter that is not art nowadays, so if the desire is there to see absolutely everything I get, that remains as an option.
Going forward, I intend to write short, descriptive stories for all of the images I put on here and treat FA as a "permanent" home for commission uploads that I think deserve it the most.
I'd love to hear any thoughts on this.
Thanks for the understanding.
I'm just wondering where to go since FA has lost its appeal and I cannot stand Twitter. There's just no good art platform where everyone goes.