#commissions
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How have you been promoting it?
you could try soliciting directly, the r/hungryartists subreddit helped me get started. i'm not sure theres a good way to go about getting commissions to come to you outside of going viral or being hosted at a gallery something of that nature. would be helpful to post a link to your work here too as its hard to comment without that information
ill also just say that commission work is pretty incornsistent even after you get started and customers can make it pretty miserable on occassion
Also I'd recommend taking payment in a more common form, like PayPal.
Instagram posts and links and Twitter and TikTok
Ok 👌 I’ll try that subreddit thing appreciate it
Alryt but first I need a customer 😭
Where should I post a link ?on here
Like channel ?
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When I used that subreddit I would just browse the requests for projects that suited me and tried to reply early
i think youre probably going to need to post more finished pieces to really be at the point where you are ready for commissions. i would shoot for at least 25 finished pieces
By finished you mean background and everything is filled up right!