Ja wiem: władować Cukierbergowi w mordę co najmniej tysiaka miesięcznie (mówię to jako osoba, która prowadziła firmę) i mieć armię botów z płatnych aplikacji, które nabiją Ci ruch. Myślisz, że jak to działa? xD

Do tego zacznij rysować albo chamskie, kontrowersyjne rzeczy i jedź po kim się tylko da, albo gówno z jakiejś modnej franczyzy mając skilla kserokopiarki.

U mnie jest to samo, ale mam wyjebane.

Próbowałem Loonę i Roxxie, nie pykło.

Wejdę zaraz na Groka, zrobię jakieś gówno w AI, a potem wszędzie wrzucę chwaląc jakie AI to przyszłość i podkreślę, że to ja ZROBIŁEM, najlepiej kilka razy. To może będę tak sławny, że mi okna powybijają, no ale będą o mnie mówić ha ha!

Bo Ty masz swój niepowtarzalny styl, który może nie trafia do tzw. większości - a nie rysujesz tak jak tysiąc innych furry artystów ani nie stosujesz skilla kserokopiarki. A ludzie nie lubią się wysilać.

*sigh...*

I see we have the same problem?

Not really, I just don't focus on likes or watches or whatever, because I just do drawing and the scribbles for fun, I'm not doing this to gain something. it doesn't really matter if you get 1 or 2000000 likes on something or if you have 1 or 200000 watchers, just focus on the fun of it, if it isn't fun, why bother?

As a (young) associate professor, we face similar issues with visibility: many of us want their research to be visible so they can get stable jobs, more grants, be invited everywhere, etc.

As my PhD supervisor said, you cannot (with a few exceptions) force celebrity, but if you do nothing you will not get it either. So the best you can do is indeed continuing to try for visibility (be on many social networks, try to do some pose/themes that are popular due to trends/big communities, try to do art exchanges with popular artists, etc), but it will not guarantee anything.

I wish you the best luck, and an important thing is to not confuse success with skills: you can have a lot of skills and no success/visibility, and have a lot of visibility and zero skills! So do not blame yourself, blame luck.

You're written very interesting things. And I agree all with that. I will not stop but sometimes It's annoying me and that's why I did this journal.

For example I know person who really don't have skills but he have many watchers and views everytime when he upload something. He drawing simple sticks and useing only windows paint for that. I can't explain how he got so many watchers on Facebook.

Maybe someday I will get more luck.

Also I wish the same for you.

I do lots of photography (furry and otherwise) and the only way to actually build a following is to be consistent and post stuff, though it's obviously harder in your field. Oh, and interacting with people! Leaving replies, comments, collabs, comms, etc.

This is much easier when I have free time. But in normal day, when I back from hard work it's difficult for me. When I tired I have more problems to write something in English, my brain just blocking me. I really want it to replies comments or leave any but I can't...