I recommend NewGrounds, or at the very least InkBunny now that they’ve revised their site’s policies after discovering people were using their platform to post Cub-related stuff.. But even then, still iffy. As for DeviantArt, I can’t in good conscience recommend that site, because it’s gone straight to HFIL.

Itaku's a good one. Also Weasyl and SoFurry.

Honestly another route might be making your own site to host stuff and have a portfolio that you alone can control.

Might be abit more work involved but something simple like a carrd.co might be a good place to host commission info, terms of service info and even have an online art archive.

If I had the know-how and the money to make my own website, do you think I'd be here and asking about alternatives in the first place?

Thankfully I didn't receive an email.

Am glad to see that you're safe and you're back.

The only other site i use is DeviantArt

Why not get a discord? Good way to mingle with other furs I find.

Inkbunny is definitely the next most active furry art site, after Fur Affinity. It has the same features as FA, plus tag filtering, so people can easily block stuff that they don't wish to see. You are not allowed to post art or stories involving human characters of any age in sexual situations there. Both FA and Inkbunny are the two fastest furry art sites, even for users of older systems.

Inkbunny has a tool that automatically copies FA galleries over to their site. You might need to edit links in some image descriptions, and stuff like that. They have general, mature and adult levels for art, just as FA does. It feels almost like FA, but with an alternative skin. Unlike FA, where you need to be at least 13 to join, you most be at least 18 to join Inkbunny. This is an advantage for artists who draw mainly adult content, as there is a much lower chance that minors might stumble upon it. Like FA almost half the content on Inkbunny is in the general category.

Deviant art is active, but it's turned into AI generated blandness. They are not often helpful to artists when it comes to copyright complaints. The site is gut-wrenching slow on older systems.

There's e621, which has an excellent tagging and blocking system. But, there is no way to watch artists, nor to be notified when they post new content.

I don't count Discord, Telegram, and Twitter/X to be suitable as art gallery sites. Their endless scrolling makes it very time consuming to find older content. Their interfaces are most suitable to smaller devices like smart phones are tablets. Meanwhile, good art is best viewed on a much larger screen, like what typical with most desktop systems.

I think the next best options are Inkbunny and Weasyl.

Inkbunny is probably the most modern gallery site we have and the blacklist makes it pretty easy to avoid content you don't want to see. It also has a pretty wide community.

Weasyl is a bit barebones in terms of features, and not nearly as well-visited, but it's by and large fine.

You never mentioned any other sites so until told otherwise, this will be the only place to find you

Is Bluesky an option for you?