Jun 3, 2019
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New profile pic for this site. (I actually posted this on Twitter last month)
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A showcase of the first generation Uboroans.
Doodles I posted on Twitter. They’re both a month old. On the left is me experiencing the Tetris effect and on the right is a doodle of Dorugamon.
Some Cyborg Kuro-Chan expressions
Featuring Bok_Bok_Choi’s version of fireheart check out their stuff it’s really worth a look see.
Aren’t you concerned about article 13 affecting you?
I am, and I reblogged a post about it. I live in the States, so I’m doing what I can to raise awareness.
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You may find yourself, watching the tamagotchi anime, and you may find yourself watching the Halloween episode, with vampire Mametchi and you may ask yourself...gee can I JoJo this?
I want to make a name for myself as an artist. Do you know how can I gain an audience or make my works more visible.
Hey there! I’m not sure I can be much help, but the few tips I can offer are these:
Post your work frequently! You don’t have to post new work everyday, but it helps to have a consistent flow of art for people to see.
Tag your art with the appropriate tags! Unless they’ve changed it recently, I know that Tumblr only takes the first five tags you add into account for searches, so make the first five count. Also, when it comes to fanart, certain tags help artists get noticed than others. For example, posting art under #pokemon might get your post buried under more things like news or text posts, but the Tumblr fandom uses #pkmnart specifically for artists.
There are also some fandom blogs you might find that accept submissions of posts that you give them. I’m not sure how it works since I’ve never done it myself, but blogs that accept submissions will have a “submit” button somewhere on their page.
Finally, I’ve heard it helps to post at certain times of day, around the time most people are online and active, but considering time zones, that time would be different for potential fans of your work who live in different parts of the world. In general, I post in the evenings mostly, and get traffic from Western users who are done with work/school, and over on Twitter, Japanese users (who are 13 hours ahead of me) would see the posts when it is morning for them. It might be prudent to try different things to see what works best.
Best of luck!
I watched the Tamagotchi anime and asked myself a question... What if Mametchi was a digimon
Introducing Mametchimon and it's evolution Ideatchimon!