gonna try it!

I burned myself out but years later, I decided to get back to art because I will be completely filled with regret if I dont try. Keep pushing forward 💪 😁 Also, it's nice to see other people getting back after a long hiatus of sorts from drawing. It just shows that artists can always return to their roots.

@AnoobishManga Absolutely! Glad to see I'm not alone. We got this!

Paralysis by analysis, your overthinking. Just do.

Check brushsauce academy dot com and let me know if you can’t find it there

Be aggresive, post your art everywhere

Respectfully, I dont believe we can blame the algorithm. The internet is a vast world that is accessible around the world. So we're competing with everyone, quite literally. Being persistent will help us get noticed, that and putting in the work. Don't lose hope, just keep pushing 😊

Isolate the variable that may be the biggest issue, remember we can solely blame the algorithm here. Most of the time it’s either the art itself is not high quality or you’re not getting in front of the right people.

I agree that the algorithm in social media platforms has definitely had an impact on artists of varying skill levels. I’m an artist of 15 or so years and my work hardly receives any interactions. I agree that persistence can help, but in truth I think the key is to post on newer platforms, Cara is the newest? Still hard to be noticed even on there due to the high quantity of artists.

👍 perfect

Yeah definitely, milliliter makes it fun too

I used Milanote throughout college, and I HIGHLY recommend it. It was so useful for organizing thoughts and notes and especially for compiling reference images from different sources. I can’t believe he got a Milanote sponsorship bc usually KZfaq sponsorships are kinda meh at best or outright scams at worst, but Milanote is genuinely useful in my experience. #notsponsored lol

I’m in a similar boat! I’ve 5 - 7 art projects lined up (comics among others) but I think it’s best to start on one project, see how the process is. Certain projects may have different needs, which translates into maybe spending more (or less!) time for research, practice, not including the extraneous tasks like marketing, social media management, and all that before literally anything else that has to be done in one’s daily life - both seen and unforeseen! I tend to be very hyper-focused on objectives, so time management is very crucial for me. Can’t even point out how often I forget to do the most simple thing like get a drink, or eat food. Try a small scale project first! Something that’ll be slightly less time consuming (I plan to do this by working on two short comic side-stories as a lead-in to bigger ones) and gives the express opportunity to experiment with things that may/may not work for the main projects! Godspeed in your artistic endeavors! I wish you all the best.

You need to come up with ideas then ?? Draw what you like, draw what you want to see, draw others ideas in your style

Could be either since it’s all relative

I get dozens of sponsor offers weekly I only take what I truly believe in, and can legitimately offer value to you guys as well.

Since both are relative it can be either

Sorry you feel that way, I hope I have not wasted your time

@@TylerEdlin84 no not at all. I enjoyed the video regardless. I just didn’t see anything related to “how to get noticed as a young artist finally”.

@@TylerEdlin84after watching again, I still don’t understand how “reflecting on what got you started” helps you to get noticed.

@@joemotive the idea is that if you think about why you got into art it’s usually out of a reason based from passion. If you create with passion the work will be way better then if you are forcing it.

@@TylerEdlin84 and how does that get me noticed? Again, I think I just misunderstood what you meant by it. Love your videos and art by the way!

Nope not at all

Hopeful about what? Art ? Of course we are it’s our passion. I don’t exist without it and I get. Tremendous joy from creating.

@@TylerEdlin84 I'll never stop creating for myself either. However, I enjoyed sharing with the world and having people be impressed with the result of my hard work (sounds egotistical but it's honnest). But now it's all diminished, the value placed on my work by the world, the amount of time I can dedicate to this interest, the authenticity of my own production isn't a given anymore, people will always second guess it. With the rise of AI, my goal and dream to work professionnally is slowly fading away. To me, art was a lifestyle, so I aimed to do it professionnally because quite frankly it's one of the only things I find fulfilling. Now I feel like continuing my projects wastes my time and I should just pursue something else although it breaks my heart. I've given up a lot to get to my goal but now, even the possibility of achieving it seems like it'll be extremely difficult if not impossible. I don't want to get dark or trauma dump but I've been feeling quite empty for months to the point where it's hard to pick up a pencil again. Sorry if that's too personal. I bet lots more feel like tho atm.

​@@TylerEdlin84 I feel that it'll never be the same after AI. The commercial aspect is grandly affected, therefore the time that'I'll be able to allocate to this intrest is diminished along with the value that the world assigned to my productions, as well as compromising the percived authenticity of my work which isn't a given anymore, people won't see the hard work and skill put in something, they'll second guess it and overall won't be impressed. To be honnest, It's hard to pick up the pen again, feels empty.

@@ED-pc2kq Artist's are fighting back. Look into nightshade if you haven't already. It is a way to poison data sets that AI trains on and it's also going to protect our own art from being stolen. AI is starting to fall in on itself as well as they are starting to train AI on itself ultimately it will inbreed itself into mush and it will look like one thing. ARTISTS will survive and sure things may be different but when have things ever stayed the same? Keep on with the battle! it's not over until it's over.

@@raptorboss6688 Operating systems and now graphics programs are now SCRAPING ART and getting access to our files. AI will not be stopped.