Maybe If I die, it will naturally disappear outro your brain. And, if other artists die, you will remember the character over and over again.. because, my character design is trash and nobody love them

You have the best drawing skills I've seen, I couldn't even draw as well as you do, I love your art so much, it'd be really sad to see you stop drawing your art

I won’t mention any nicknames, but do I have the talent of artists whose names alone are instantly recognizable? Totally, not

I'd probably not recognize them, my brain is a little fluffy. But I do enjoy seeing your art

i still want to commission yoiu a lot cuz i like a lot your designs and style.

I'm planning to open it soon. But there are a lot of people who draw better than me, right?

The greatest curse we can inflict upon ourselves as creatives is the curse of comparison. I love your art style, even if you say it isn't as good as other people's art styles. If everybody drew the same style, it wouldn't be art, it wouldn't be unique. As much as you can, stop comparing yourself to somebody with a different style, it just makes things worse in the long run. Maybe take a piece here or there, but if you want tto be just like somebody else, you'll never be satisfied.

Sending love and a big, big hug.

There are a lot of artists who imitate certain artists' art styles very much the same, completely uncontroversial, and still popular. And if my art style is good, why do I have fewer likes and followings? I don't even have many comments too

Hey dude! Please take your time! You're not trash! You're good at drawing!

Dude your stuff freaking ROCKS.

Then why do I have so few likes and follows?

You have lots. I don’t have nearly as many likes or follows as you have.

I think you have a fundamental misunderstanding of how artists are recognized. Your art is great, but just because your art is great doesn't mean people will always be able to find it. You also draw niche fart kink that will lose followers.

-Wanting to be popular shouldn't be your reason for drawing, but if you want to be popular it's more about being spread around to as many places as possible than actual art quality

-Being found to begin with usually requires you to draw something that pops up easily when searched (Lots of rule 34) or to be retweeted by someone with a lot of followers

-It's innately paradoxical, but uploading often helps you get seen more, but posting art en masse makes people look at individual images less

even NullGhost constantly has breakdowns over the same thing, and his work was wildly considered to be some of the best in the furry community.

TLDR, popularity has nothing to do with art quality, popularity is about luck and being friends with other popular artists. Your art is great.

- Fart art is a rarity of all my art, and I rarely post it these days. I haven't posted it on Twitter since a few years ago.

- I'm already posting it on a lot of sites

- I'm already drawing a lot of popular characters, and I'm not being retweeted by someone who has a lot of followers.

- There are already countless people who get a lot of hearts and retweets even if they post a lot.

- Nullghost is already a genius, and he's already getting a lot of likes and retweets.

- Popularity is still related to drawing skills. Have you ever seen art with drawing skills have fewer likes?

- I already have a lot of popular artist friends, but they don't retweet my art, they only retweet certain artists.

Would you rather have just the likes and follows or still want to make art that you enjoy?
You can try to have both, but the more you focus on the former the more you lose on the latter.
If you continue to enjoy what you do and continue doing it, naturally more people will see what you have done and will more likely follow you and like you.
Besides, I can see the numbers in your own pieces and those are still good numbers. If you're comparing yourself to big names in the community, you're more bound to hurt yourself than do any good.
If the numbers are that big to you, then use it as incentive to do more, not a blockade that will stop you.

[If you continue to enjoy what you do and continue doing it, naturally more people will see what you have done and will more likely follow you and like you] I've been uploading art for almost 4 years now, and I have fewer likes and followers than many artists who have only uploaded for half a year.

and ive been a steamer for 10 years and i see people getting twitch partner within a year. the more you compare yourself to others the more harm you do to yourself. you are not those people and those people are not you.

Streamers and artists are separate entities....

They are and not at the same time. They are both creative outlets and forms of art and content. The struggle is still the same, and the mentality is still there.

I think you have good art. Much better than me who can't draw ^^

I hope you will continue, but ultimately it is your decision.

Bad at drawing? What do you mean? You’re an amazing artist with some of the sexiest work I’ve ever seen!