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ahaha thank you so much ♥ I'm really really happy you liked the results ^^

Thank you ♥

Thank you ♥

oh nu I'm sorry T_T But I'm happy you like my art ♥

Hello! I've been using Artistree for 10 months now and I've only been in the marketplace for a month or so. For now, all my clients have found me through social media. I must add though that when I used to use Fiverr, only 1 person ever found me through the website itself. So while I agree that Artistree is new and not many people know about it, I've never had much luck with any commissions websites marketplace ever xD I would say that if you have no trouble getting clients on Fiverr, you might as well keep using that as it seems like it's working better for you :)

It's been quite good for me for a few reasons. First of all, I didn't have to spend extra time calculating how much extra I should charge per commission to also cover the fees of the website, PayPal etc... as Artistree does it for you by simply adding those extras for the client to pay. I've also noticed that, since Artistree doesn't have a system that allows customers to make their own account like Fiverr does, all the people that I've commissioned me so far came from my social media pages and were specifically interested in my art style (they weren't looking for the cheapest artist they could find). With that being said, I personally didn't have a good base of clients on Fiverr so it wasn't a loss for me to switch up to Artistree, but I can understand that if you are already an established artist over on Fiverr or any other platform, it would probably be more beneficial to keep using them. Another small thing that I personally like about Artistree is the fact that is tailored to artists only, so it automatically gives you all the necessary tools that you would need to set up your commission page easily (lets you add a TOS, any extras, wip features...). Fiverr on the other hand can be more "professional" looking and it's probably the first place where people would go to find an artist for their project, but it has already quite a lot of established freelancers, and not only in the field of art. I've personally always struggled to get clients there, and again, most of the people that used to commission me on Fiverr came from my Instagram page, so I wasn't really getting discovered on the platform itself. With that being said, again, if you are already established on Fiverr or on any other commission platform, I wouldn't reccomend switching. I would say it's important to evaluate where your clients are coming from (the platform itself or somewhere else) and if you like the experience you are having with the website you are using to set up your commissions form :)

From what I can tell, the website lets you use either PayPal or Stripe. You can read more of that here artistree.io/faq

thanks ^^

I'm happy you like it ^^

Thanks ^^ I'm happy you like it :)

​@@artyrebyReiner is my favorite people on attack on Titan, sorry se I write errated my English, I from Italy, i happy che tu mi answers

@@RiccardoMuntoni ahahah, guarda puoi scrivere direttamente in italiano che lo capisco lo stesso xD E comunque Reiner è anche il mio personaggio preferito :)

Thank you so much ^^

That's amazing to hear ^^ Keep it up! And thanks 😁

ahaha xD I'm glad you like them ^^

@@Straberryyayaa Awww thank you so much ❤️ You're too sweet 🤗

I'm happy you like it 🥺

Awww Thank you so much ♥ I appreciate it and welcome ^^

According to their website, for some non-USA artists, it is possible you will be paid a bit more, or a bit less for your commission (usually within 1%) since It’s difficult for them to calculate PayPal fees exactly, due to the variance in interchange fees on different types of credit cards. However they apparently have a system that will automatically alert them if that happens. I personally never had this issue and always got paid fully since it's the customer who gets charged more automatically from the start to cover PayPal fees as well (at least from my understanding). I only noticed the PayPal fees when customers would leave me extra tips of €5 and I ended up receiving around €4. If you want to learn more about this, Artistree explains everything here artistree.io/faq .

The caps lock + your profile picture made this comment 10 times funnier xD Thank you ♥

Hello! I'm glad the video was helpful! I wouldn't say I have a strategy to attract more clients, more so I try to get my name out there (and the fact that I'm taking commissions) as much as possible. For example, I would make sure to write down in every bio of every social media I have that I'm open for commissions. I also used to add a second slide to every single Instagram post, which would serve as a "promo" slide (telling the viewer that they could commission me and other useful things). Also (this depends on what you would want to draw for the client), I would specifically make fanarts/illustrations of certain subjects/themes (such as fanarts of Baldur's Gate 3, or D&D themed illustrations) to attract a specific audience that would want a commission of that. Lastly, I would say it's good to try keeping the social media/portfolio as professional as it can be; for example, I like to have a specific structure for all my descriptions and bios. I would want my viewers (and potential customers) to know who I am, what I do and where else they can find me/commission me. And that's about it... Although you could also try to promote yourself through "artists support" videos/reels, but I don't think that does much considering that the main audience of those videos are all artists who are also trying to get commissioned... So I wouldn't even consider that a strategy personally. Either way, I hope this can give you some ideas of what you could try and I wish you good luck for your first commissions ♥

Thank you ♥

@@artyreby is he also your bias? :3

@@MinhosAirFryer_1606 He is! Alongside Bang Chan (dunno if I can have two bias but it is what it is xD)

@@artyreby twin! He's my bias too if you couldn't tell by my name lmao 😭 who's your bias wreckers? I have two Seungmin and Jeongin :3

@@MinhosAirFryer_1606 well, because of your comment, I've just learned the existence of the term "bias wrecker" xD So, let me then change my previous statement by saying that Bang Chan is probably my bias and Lee Know my bias wrecker 🙈

I agree

I agree xD

Thank you, you're too kind ^^

Thanks ^^

Heyyy! I will absolutely draw Bangchan too ♥ I've already drew him in the past, along some other members as well, but it doesn't hurt to draw him again eheh xD

I'm happy it helped ^^

Thank you so much for your kind words ♥ I'm happy the tips were helpful ^^

The thing is that on Fiverr they give sellers the option to checkmark the "commercial use" option, which then I assumed it would imply that the work you'll do will not automatically be owned fully by the customer.

as far i know fiverr takes 30% of each sale and make the client pay more...

@@randowmnmae2401 Fiverr makes the client pay a service fee of 5.5% (as stated here help.fiverr.com/hc/en-us/articles/360049646033-What-is-a-service-fee), and takes a cut from the sellers between 5% and 20% of the total amount :)

Not gonna lie, I had to google who that was xD I can see the resemblance, it's quite funny xD But no, this is actually a fan art of Orin from Baldur's Gate 3 :)

@@artyreby your soo beutyful AT drawing tho wow

@@sarahpravura ahaha xD Thanks ♥

this was her if the title matched the personality

Woman :)

@@artyreby thank god i tough you draw a gay 💀✔️

I personally have just a normal account and didn't have any issues with my commissions

I would be honored (but please, leave something for everyone else as well xD)

ahaha I feel you xD It is quite fun, and to be fair, I don't know what I'm doing a lot of the times... I just experiment a lot until something clicks xD

Thank you ♥ What do you think it would taste like? I'm curious xD

Well, fun fact: I wanted to animate the arm, so it would move down with the mug and show the rest of the face, but in the end, I couldn't be bothered anymore xD Also thanks ♥

@@artyreby ohh that makes sense :)) also I don't get how you're so underrated? I just thought I was early to a really big channel! You deserve more recognition 🩷🩷

@@FromthedressIworeatmidnight ahahaha thanks! It really means a lot ♥

@@artyrebyOUR PROFILE PIC DRAWINGS GOT THE SAME VIBES❤❤

@@DrawLouie ahaha true xD

Hello there! Unfortunately I doubt that it's possible to get clients ON ARTISTREE without ANY social media following... But you don't necessarily need a big one to get a commission. I don't have a big following and still managed to get a few commissions requests from people that found me through Instagram. I would say that Fiverr might be better at first if you don't have any social media at all because it already has an established list of clients that have their own account on there.