Hmm, streams where the artist has a mic are nice, so they don't have to pause to type replies, but I'm sure that's more a personal pref thing for the streamer.
Other than that...I guess most of your art has an element of humor to it and it's awesome, so more of that. :)

Thanks for the input dude. I might use voice something. I'm not sure. I'm most comfortable with voice when I have at least one other person to talk to on voice.

Cheetahs. Draw more cheetahs, talk more about cheetahs, BE more cheetah. :D

Seriously though, I love watching you work on Twitch when I manage to catch you there. I try to interact a bit in the chat, but I'm more of a contemplative type than a party animal ;)

To get more people to join and further liven up the room, maybe put up a pic/journal/post on the various medias a few hours (or a day?) before. Pretty sure the times I've caught you there it's been by luck, having previously 'followed' you on there (I watch a lot of Star Citizen streams and occasionally refresh my 'following' page in case someone of interest pops up) :)

I like the idea of announcing ahead of time. I'll try to make that a thing more often.

I think you have much of what people want on your streams. People always like mic/video, but I'd think that would make it way more uncomfortable/less fun for you. I say keep doing what you're doing. :>! And foxes. Lots of foxes. Over time, you'll have more and more viewers.

a pile of foxes. mounds of foxes.

You're already far more personable and approachable in your streams than most. Just keep being you, and get comfortable with it. People will come, it just takes time.

Thanks for that. I feel it's a bit of an obligation to be as personable as I can be within reason. Also there might be future artists out there who could be harmed by an automatic-dismissive nature. Role models are a powerful thing and I'm realizing now that I'm starting to become one for a few people. That's a big responsibility whether I wanted it or not. I'm not an island in this art community so I really should do my part to make a supportive environment.

HOT FLUFFY WOOFERS (And also probably more cute chees, like neat punk cheetos (fuck and also bats. Bats are great))

I enjoy your streams very much, and honestly I think things are good as they are. Mic could be an option if you feel comfortable with it, but not essential.

The chat is pleasant and it's relaxing to watch you draw cute animals. I think I might have learned a couple of things about technique too :]

With your evolving style ... I bet you can think of what I'm thinking of. ^.^ Snowmeows are so rare. I don't know that much of your art has the backdrop of the Himalayas either. It's worth venturing the idea if nothing more.

I should really get into watching artists stream. It's just my work schedule isn't really conducive to this. I get home, and everyone is done for the day. So it's hard to offer much as far as suggestions go. Perhaps explain certain aspects or techniques as you go about them, where you picked them up, if you figured them out on your own, why you utilize them, or what you think works better than the art books tell you. That kind of stuff might be helpful to aspiring artists out there, and interesting nonetheless.

Otherwise, just be your charming self.

You know what I want to see more of, but as far as streaming goes, due to my schedule, I rarely get to watch.

Fuzzdergs. <3

airplanes...

V.

let me think... cheetahs! (well who would doubt x) Sadly, I will miss up your a streams.

More ferals doing humanish things - trying to make tea etc.

Huskies and B E A R S. I love grizzlies and I'm a husky.. soo. x3