Probably gonna drop out of the art scene.
9 years ago
I think I just have to accept that I don't have what it takes to make it as a career artist.
I'll still draw for myself, but as far as trying to turn a profit on art, I just don't think I'm drawing what people want in a style that people enjoy.
I think I'm done, folks.
I'll still draw for myself, but as far as trying to turn a profit on art, I just don't think I'm drawing what people want in a style that people enjoy.
I think I'm done, folks.
Sure you might get a pretty penny for your work (depending on the content and audience), but it seriously won't get you a mansion
With your own bowling alley.
But seriously, you'd need to amp up your skills 30x to keep up with demand perhaps. I'm actually shocked how some of you are actually making it....JUST barely. JUST.
In terms of marketing, you may have to expand what you sell. But that's just me.
Regardless though, don't give up just because you cannot sell. Just keep drawing. It's a gift. Don't waste it.
If people enjoy your art and want a part of it, they'll inquire about it. Art is an under appreciated medium in today's culture. Unless you're a mainstream artist. But then you'd be boring as hell haha. Probably...i dunno.
Good luck. Seek what other mediums you can try out!
Bleeeech!
It's like youtube. For every Markiplier there's 10,000 who have failed through no fault of their own.
It's what happens when I post messages at god-early in the morning.
As for your style, it's unique, as far as the furry community goes. It isn't exactly the same as the big name artists and unfortunately that works against you. But it doesn't mean that your art isn't incredible! It just means that you've got your own style and.... people are sheep. >_> But I love your art and even if you're just going to be drawing for yourself, I'm still looking forward to seeing what you come up with! :D