Get yourself back out there, I think. Putting up an Ad helped me a lot, because a lot of people who are looking to spend money look at ads on FA. It might be that a lot of your watchers aren't really looking at your name for commissions because it's been out of their mind for so long and they just haven't seen you doing them in forever. Pick up some collab ych's with some other more relevant/desired artists and you'll also pick up stuff from their regulars. Those are some of my guesses.

One thing I have noticed is that artists who have a regular stream schedule of work (whether it's commissions or just whatever you want to do that day, be it art or just hanging around with the viewers) tend to get more commissions from "window shoppers" people who join to watch the art and eventually want to purchase it for themselves.

Stream, do an iron-artist, you need to get your name out and be more visible.

Other than that, all I can say is that 25 bucks seems to be a rather steep pricepoint. I don't know how long it takes you so I can't comment on whether or not it's a good value, but I can safely say that you're being undercut by other artists offering anywhere from 5-20 dollar sketches.

Maybe work on offering some 'line-only' sketches without so much detailing? Your Character Here pieces also seem to be popular.

I think building your follower base will help a lot, and the best way to do that is to post more art. 1500-ish watchers isn't much these days.

I'd bet a good portion of those are dead/abandoned accounts, too.

No doubt.

I'd also second Loadedpistol's comment that branching out into styles with a broader appeal could help, though I wouldn't go as far as to suggest you should draw porn. That's a matter you need to decide on your own.

I go far, what can I say :P anyway, it *is* just a suggestion, and to be taken lightly. Obviously, it is always up to the artist's discretion in what they draw.

I find just posting regularly so I'm showing up more on a watcher's list really helps.

Disclaimer - this is from my own experiences- when I first started posting on FA after a LONG hiatus, it took me some time to start getting commissions and I have gone through a LOT of trial and error.

I am going to be 100% honest with you here- I honestly, really truly believe that the 'kemono' style (humanoid faces) generally, does not have a popular niche in the fandom. Muzzles and toony styles seem to reign supreme for the most part- your style looks pretty human in terms of face- and I've noticed that, in my own work, if I am drawing human type faces and post them here they don't get too much recognition versus the things I draw with the muzzles.

That being said, broadening your style may garner more views and in turn get commission work. People really seem to appreciate style diversity, so it really takes a lot of experimenting and getting out of your comfort zone.

Going through your gallery you have a lot of flat coloured work. You may want to try some shading outside of cel shade and experiment more with colour theory to make your work pop. The more noticeable your work is on the front page from everyone elses', the more views you get, the more interested people are to commission.

Also? Porn- or tasteful nudes... especially on this site. I hate to say it, but people loooove the stuff. It gets your work out there.

Ads help too, pretty much everything TheBraveLittle said. You need to be posting at least somewhat regularly- once a day or so. I don't really do that, but I have learned not to clean out my gallery so peoples' favorites of my work will be noticed and clicked on and get watches.

Also, it's con season- so a lot of people are saving up for them. Don't really be discouraged. In the end I just say, keep doing what you're doing, keep posting art.

I agree with your first comment. Going through a lot of the artists I watch, who are pretty popular, they do "regular" anthro art as opposed to "human faced" anthro art, be it just sketchwork or full out colored/background/etc. stuff. A lot of people these days also branch out into nonanthro/dragon/gryphon art too, but if you don't know how to draw a quad/"feral" style it's difficult to switch from anthro to that.

And as I've said before, though the artist might not want to hear it, practice human figures. Loose sketches, observational studies, especially hands and feet (which are your weak spots). Even rough sketches with proper anatomy is better than seeing someone drawing wibbly shapes with giant dongs tacked on. Unless that's your thing and it makes you money, so be it.

Which leads me to agree again with  loadedpistol. As depressing as it is, porn on here sells. Draw a weird fetish? MONEY. Even more so if females aren't involved. It's like the more dicks the better.

There's a ton of people on here drawing what you draw for less money. That's the sad fact of the furry art market. Either offer something others do but better, offer to a niche market, or hope you can snag repeat business. Such is the nature of the beast.

I'd say start doing regular streams if you can swing it, digital and traditional both. My business/exposure has really taken off since I started using Tigerdile about a year and a half ago and streaming 3-4 days a week.