it was a pleasure :D

GODZILLA REFENCERE

@@Jelly_shy_guy_man Not **just** godzilla, but all the other things.. *COUGH COUGH* PACIFIC RIM *COUGH COUGH*

@@miloplayz2012 Pfft, Pacific Rim. Ever hear of MF Gamera?

@@miloplayz2012 oh yeah, also gamera, (know another comment said that, but still)

Side note, fantastic video, loved it

Granted, its kinda obvious Fiverr creators are scum they're pushing AI shit, have spesific categories for "AI Art" voice etc. that they now promote more then anything else and its CEO is promoting 2 different forced/genocidal occupations (with the service itself founded / registered under one of the 2 countries doing the occupations)

Nah what's crazy is that depending on the country you're from they can't legally do this and the only % that should be taken out is through taxes.

@@dj_justanotheruser_yt in which countries would this be illegal in, do you know?

@@littl3evee I assume fiverr does it to stop comissions going through the tips system, worried people would do that to take a larger cut (of which they deserve but fiverr doesnt agree) but also tips are already used as a good willed system to support a person directly and theyre taking from that? I imagine with a message letting people know of the cut but it should be called something different. I dont know if advertising other platforms is allowed on fiverr but that should probably be used to move comissions to a better cut.

Where else would they find clients?

Wayyyy more clients on fiver and it helps starter artists get money for their work

@@awesomeististiism Yeah, I could see that, it'd be very easy to just say "The gig is for 1 cent, just tip $19.99 after" if there was no commission on the tips... if they don't leave the tip they agreed to, you give the buyer 1 star or something. That said, that's a pretty terrible system for preventing that. If they're genuinely worried about that specific loophole, then a better solution would be to put a high but reasonable cap on what % you can tip for and then not take a commission off of any tips. That way getting tipped is the reward it's supposed to be instead of making it feel almost like a punishment for using the site. Would you lose out on some income from tips? Yeah, but you'd attract so many more clients (and bring back old ones who left you for that _specific_ reason) that it likely more than makes up for the cost relative to the current model.

When I had no job and was desperate it was my only choice and I still got NO attention thanks to the ai bs on there so I quite quickly..

Hey, I hope it goes well :)

subbed and excited to see more!

Your idea seems really cool! I also subbed to follow along, that message you wrote in your review was really nice too!

@@mejij3115 hey your designs are really good!

you're such a sweetheart! i wish you the best with your game

Atleast you supporting other artists, that's what counts!

Agreed! I mean, it makes for a more entertaining and authentic video, so I don't see why not at the very least try it like this haha

People don't usually purchase expensive services if the seller is new. The way people do it is undersell at the start then increase the price once your name is out there!

@@quagswagon I'll add a disclaimer by saying I haven't sold my art online before, but if whatever website you're publishing on allows you to set your own discounts, I feel like another route for artists starting out who want to fairly price their art but still need to build up a clientele would be to set it at a certain price but have it frequently (or even always be, at least up until a certain point) go on sale until you get enough buyers and ratings. That way people know what they're buying is at a reduced price, but the sale allows them to test the quality of a new seller without having to sink too much money in. I don't know if this works in practice, but it's a thought.

Yup, that dude was great

Like I say in the vid - searching on Discord and Reddit for dedicated places to offer your services could be a good start!

@protopixelart its not gonna be that easy but you would need to go freelance and build your own niche. Anything like fiver is gonna take a cut and have too many people or not enough customers

@@protopixelart your gonna have to do commissions on social media platforms, sites like fiverr will always be untrustworthy do to the cuts the take from you

That's it, I'm going to create a Fiverr alternative called Sixerr

@@dexterity494 To my knowledge, they arent an employer. They are like uber i that regard

​​@@dexterity494 Intermediary or service, where both parts get something, they just offer the means for that to happen. Then they charge for that in which way they see fit (one end, both ends, percentage/fixed rate...)

thank you for the fuzzy feeling - here's your reward king 👑

And I watched the whole thing and you're wrong lol

yessir

😭oh i only saw the sprite

Welcome aboard :)

Reach out to me on Twitter

Awesome! What work have you done on Uranium?

@@RetroNC I made the most recent Mystery gifts for Uranium we just released two new ones for the anniversary a couple days ago xD (we're also working on postgame so stay tuned for that 👀)

Aseprite! Libresprite is a free alternative

tu jau zini

Nope, just had a one-off commission from someone that enjoyed the designs haha

Aseprite/Libresprite

Aseprite is my main, LibreSprite is a free alternative!

Aseprite, or if you want a free alternative - LibreSprite works too!

Thanks

Aseprite!

Yeah, you got a point with that What did you mean by baltic artists being rare tho😭

@@RetroNC by rare i mean here in lithuania being a true artist is basically a curse theres basically no interest or need for artist at all in this manual labor culture part of the world like i dont think there artists here with ultra detailed drawings cause in random news artcile i just see minimal abstract art that just exist to take space on a wall even finding something like pixel art to cyberpunk 2077 level artworks almost impossible i even saw these random droodles outside schools that just put on a tree and none of them really pushed details or imagination to its absolute limit and beyond but thats probably unfair comparison since kids do stuff cause they were assigned to not cause they really dared and willingly wanted to do much more dont even know how to properly describe it but i know we probably capable much more then we do now

@@Nogardtist oh, yeah.. that's a shame. I see what you mean now

@@mare_the_floppa omg fr he talks so slow

Ok burger king spy

You shouldve clicked off of the video then

​@@Tamashiifuxk Saying that is pretty unhelpful. I thought the video itself is interesting and edited well but the narration speed feels a bit slow.

@@balloon3503 womp womp, thats a you problem

nah im goated

@@balloon3503 no u arent lil bro

@@Cactiband what!?

What

@@kevinka99 that's just how it is. You're free to click off.

You can just speed the video up

@@SNOTIDummi First and last time I watch a video of his for sure!

@@bens2718 he's making money doing what he likes . While youre losing your time writing dumbass comments and embarassing yourself

you know what's worse 1-being angry someone is more talented than you 2- being at such a low point in your life that you get angry someone is more talented than you 3-comment because you are angry someone is more talented than you 4-make less money than the person you are criticizing woah, you are a complete failure

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