Why Your Art Isn't Getting Noticed || SPEEDPAINT + COMMENTARY
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As long as you draw what makes you happy that’s that should really matter. Might not be the best way to grow an audience but I feel like that’s the best way for me to stay happy with my art
absolutely!! that’s honestly what matters (or should matter, at least), the most ❤️
@@DuchessCelestia Plus I feel like it gives you more room to experiment and allows your art style/skill to grow
Well yes but your audience will find you, plus it will build true fans that love you for being your self ❤️😸🙏🏾 art is being bold and different you got this 😘🙏🏾❤️
@@jmbstudios6579 Amen ❤️😸
I got 7 likes for a painting I completely forgot about. Likes mean nothing.
Yeah you're right, social media is such a cruel place XD but that doesn't means my art is worthless.... =) Just draw what they love and you'll be seen lol
it definitely can be, but that’s very true!!
I don’t feel like drawing for my audience, that’s only for commissions, my art is for myself and myself only, that sounds so selfish but I need to feel more confidence about myself and my work.
there’s absolutely nothing selfish about wanting to make what you love just for you!! that’s the best way to be ❤️💙
Thanks Duchess
@@silverhowl9331 thank you so much!! ;u;
That last point is a great way to stay grounded. The most popular image one sums it up perfectly, it was in the right place at the right time, the pics theatre gonna get super popular and noticed aren’t usually gonna be the ones you took 16days on and all the colors are just right, it’s gonna be that absentminded doodle that you posted because you needed something to post that day, or a meme hahah
LMAO yep, it really do be like that
Yeah, that tends to happen to I also think that having beautiful pieces like that might be what make people want to stick around for a bit.
honestly often times it depends on the platform itself, like tumblr go nuts if you mastered the art of "tagging" in your post, but on instgram you have to have the most "trending tags", but be careful because there is a " premotion accounts " where they come to you and ask you to check your dm so you pay them money to give you a shoutout
accounts like that exist? That’s worse than “I’ll pay you in ✨exposure✨” accounts
yeah, it’s very interesting to look at the way the same content does so differently based solely on the algorithms of different platforms!! and omg those accounts are so annoying, they fill me with rage djdikfk
@@cookiesbrowniesncream9866 yes, no matter what kind of post I posting they come and be like " check your DM dear", so mush pain and I'm afraid I'll get to my " block accounts limits " at this point. I hope Instagram dont have block limits like DA dose
@@DuchessCelestia ikr?? Some platforms dose not have " algorithm " and it makes it even harder for anyone to be noticed. So far the only thing works so far is to have many tags on the post, witch means start googling for the most trendy tags 👀
Tbh, I agree you made a great example using MewTripled. Relatability is what drive people to her content but also here’s another reason people are driven to her content because of how transparent, and I feel like people really appreciate how honest and blunt she is myself included. She doesn’t hesitate talking about issues or being real with her audience which is something I admire about her and strive to do with my own audience. So yea having a quality about yourself/your content that really speaks volume to people would help!
yeah, for sure!! she’s such an amazing person tbh, and such an inspiration to me - and her openness was very much a large part of what drew me in with her content ❤️💙
@@DuchessCelestia yea she’s so underrated and give genuine good art advice
I feel so much to this. Algorithm and clout never comes to me. Maybe because I don't cater it to much. I love interacting with people in my own way. And if social media doesnt favour my way, idc- atleast its authethic..
You go girl. The quality and effort you put in your videos is worth more that praises. I am glad that youtube recommended your channel to me. atleast in this way, I feel validated too.
i totally feel that!! your authenticity and happiness are all that really matter at the end of the day anyway, imo 😌
thank you so much!! i’m so glad you enjoy them ;u;
Hmmm yeah! I would absolutely agree and phrase for myself like this list: (as i found out myself)
- Consistency (in posting and quality)
- a degree of polish
- relatable / emotional Art (sadly also NSFW for SOME people)
but the biggest ingredient for success is
- engagement with your community. (Dont see them as moneycows see them as family. genuinely.)
- mindset (if you think no one gives a toss about my art. the truth might be: I dont give a toss about anyone elses art or ANYONE else. (fits in with the one above) fix that. or get what you send out in your heart)
- HAVING A THING youre known for. Your colorstyle. artstyle etc. stand out. Be different. Be fun. Be exciting.
and yeah fanarts sure help.
the engangement for OCs and random motives is like maybe 5-10% compared to fanartstuff. Still figuring out what to do there. Been active and very successful in a fandom buuut im not interested in drawing that anymore so yeah. We will see :D
All in All i found the best way though to indeed succeed is "do what you love and love what you do"
cuz viewers will feel it. They will feel the energy from your art. the emotions in it. The messages.
You have such a fresh and positive take on a lot of topics, I enjoy listening to your videos a lot :D
ahhh i’m so glad you think so!! thank you!
This sums up my problems with me and my works online, notably my unique mega-crossover project
This channel is so underrated and THIS,speak out so well.the way it manage the reason so well is really a honest meaning at actually really make sense at I do really appreciate it
I can't say anything else but agree with it,silenced me with facts.no cap 🧢
i’m 10 min in and this is a VERY mature and insightful video especially coming from someone that is a small creator themself. It’s not bitter about the truth but delivers it straightforwardly while being concise and understandable for all viewers. I’d imagine it’s helpful for some people that are new to the art scene. This video knows what it wants and wants to communicate and still delivers empathy to the viewer acknowledging that it’s not the viewer’s fault from the get-go. It takes you on a journey too, about how you came to this conclusion. Great recording, and of course i love the art!
I really appreciate your video. Sometimes I do feel my art not getting much attention is cuz it sucks. But I now feel that it doesn't matter so much. I don't want it to be my job. I like it and would rather attract ppl that like it too
I think that aiming towards sharing the art with people that'll get it is by far the best approach, instead with just "The world".
Throwing art into the internet void is pretty much dice rolling, the odds of someone seeing depends on the mood of the algorithm in that moment.
You can always do it, the lucky thing is, at the moment, we can always share.
The results are usually not impressive.
Question is, can you share your art with anyone directly without it being rude?
Or even ask someone you know will most likely like the type of content you make, if they'll be willing to see it?
I personally feel like it's rude to send messages without being introduced first or be approached first by the other side.
I would love to know if it's just my illogical and lackluster manners , or, if it isn't wrong to just ask someone something without some formality.
With my life experience, the usual result of my approach is that I end up never speaking to anyone, only on global public chat places where everyone is free to comment.
Its a shame that very few people actually enjoy art in a deeper way, but thats the way it is. if you want to be happy making art and feel fulfilled, you cannot be making art just for other people. its a toxic and terrible way to make a living. what you should do is create what you truly want to create, a few people will resonate with your work and they will be your biggest supporters. superficial art made for social media is really sad, I recommend that you just create what you truly want. Your personality and ideas should come through in your work, people who recognize this will support you. What you should be doing is not trying to make the number go up, but make what you truly want, which a few people will notice and support you for. Your goal should not be for more people to notice your work, but for it to resonate with the people that do notice it.
This video was very insightful and definitely made a lot of sense :D helped me to put stuff into perspective, thank you c:
ahhh im really glad to hear that!!
Have i clicked on knowing that this video is calling me out? YES
if it helps you, i made the whole video knowing it would be calling me out too lmfao
Ik this videos like 7 months old but I really really relate to this video. My channel blew up about a year ago when I uploaded a slow version of the blood pop meme, and then my own blood pop meme. Now ive gathered an audience that only watches animation memes- which don’t get me wrong I like making, but it does get frustrating because whenever I make something else (like fandom content or just art) it doesn’t get views. It gets exhausting too because these animations take so much time and it’s hard to not get burnout. I have to balance what I want to make with what my audience wants me to make and it’s tiring.
I find that turning off likes on Instagram helps.
I really like the points in this vid!, ive used instagram to share my art because I wanted to share my passion to others, overall i have a minimum of 10 likes with 75 followers for 2 years not really great of a growth 💀💀💀, I guess I'm just a noob at growing my page rip
i feel that honestly, this is my first year out of like,,, eight,,, that i’ve actually had any social media growth 😔 it’s a really long, tedious, demoralizing journey, but i 100% believe that you’ll get there if you stick with it!!
Ohhh, I feel that about people liking a doodle more than your masterpieces.
My most faved pic is a quick, crappy sketch of two canon characters from two different shows (who just happened to share a voice actor) playing rock-paper-scissors because someone said I should “draw them fighting”. There’s some wonky anatomy, I did not finish it at all or even clean it up really… and it’s my most popular piece.
So, I feel you so hard.
The noticeable art is fasinating adventure thank you
I have to agree. When I watch artist's videos, it really tells you what kind of person you are. It's like talking to someone vs reading what they write. It actually has some difference and it's beautiful. I think I would convert to youtube too, since I'm so inspired by people like Uncle Roger and artists doing Podcasts. I might start doing podcasts so it's fun for me
I legit for a minute thought you said "Crazy Redd from animal crossing clubbing Arin hanson"
like any good game of telephone, i misread your comment as “Crazy Redd from Animal Crossing clubbing with Arin Hanson” and boy has this narrative developed
This video was really helpful thank you for it
(the discord link isn't right tho :v)
i’m really glad you enjoyed it!! and oof im sorry about the link - if you try the one in my carrd, it should work! duchesscelestia.carrd.co
@@DuchessCelestia oh yes it worked! thank you! ^^
Good Blessings for you too
Oh no
So my brand of not talking and hoping nobody notices I am just a filthy copycat drawing anime as a westerner won't work?
I'm happy with my Instagram but it's so hard to grow on TH-cam bruh
omg dude fair, i feel that
True
Modifying does work good
I agree with this video. Subscribed!
thank you so much! i'm really glad you enjoyed it!
This isn’t related to the video but your art style is so pretty! You’ve been improving a lot!
ahhhh oh my gosh thank you so much!! ;u; i really appreciate that!!
Be careful congagious has to much foolishness although is a good gift
Today I uploaded a speedpaint on youtube but it only has 19 views AND NOBODY NOTICES IT, idk what to do :
6 months later i saw it. nice art but i like drawings of colourful girls with strong muscles. find people who love cats more than i do
@@hawshimagical I don't even remember why did I comment it?? It was 6 months ago so idk really... I can draw girls too ig
K thanks I got hole in pocket
Androids save you adopted sister
Beleave you your right sister because of memes and not the truth duplicates with truth oritcals that come from only one
What if you make good art, but no one likes you enough to talk to you?
Do something for you
I feel my downfall is I'm not a social butterfly, I don't like attention, and I don't know who my audience would even be. I'm just happier getting an idea out of my head as a one-of-a-kind picture. Ive created s many stories over the years with pictures to go with it. I enjoyed my own stories, but, I was to nervous to share it. 🥲Videos like this help me to try and share some of my work.