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Twitter artists with mediocre artwork but lots of followers because of networking/luck/circlejerking , are you doing your best to uplift actual good artists into the limelight?

>> No.6229370

>>6229360
I've fapped 7 times today and I'm still horny

>> No.6229375
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>>6229370

>> No.6229376

>>6229360
Unfortunately the artworld has always largely been dominated via nepotism

>> No.6229388

>>6229375
I fucking wish, my dick hurts and looks all dry and shit. And I'm not one of you marked by ritual knife types.

>> No.6229396

>>6229388
>>6229370
kys coomer

>>6229376
This. Nothing can be done about it, better get out there and kiss some ass.

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Reminder that if your Twitter metrics shows that you have thousands of page views but almost no followers or engagement that isn't /ic/ locals you're not being suppressed by the algorithm, your art just isn't that good.

>> No.6229411

>>6229360
It's one of the problems with trying to get big on social media; you're pretty dependent on someone spreading your work, but in a way that can be traced back to you.

That said, the "good" thing about twitter is we also see other's likes, so while someone is not likely to retweet your work, they're quite likely to like it and get a few eyes on it, which is better than other sites.

>> No.6229414

>>6229401
I don’t believe in twitter analytics. My private twitter account with no followers on it still gets 3-5k profile visits per month. One month it had over 30k visits.

>> No.6229418

>>6229414
And how I know this is bullshit is I set up back links on the dead account to find out where the visits are coming from and it’s either 0 or hackers from saudi arabia or india.

>> No.6229427

if your art is good i'll like/retweet it no matter your follower count
and it just happens that smaller artists aren't that good
simple as

>> No.6229430

>>6229427
simple as what?

>> No.6229446

sounds like a cope for being shit

>> No.6229499

>>6229360
can you present some antidotes back up your thesis? By what standard do you judge people's quality relative to others, and by what criteria do you use to determine certain artist gets more engagement than they deserves?

>>6229376
>>6229396
share your experience, anon

>> No.6229506

>>6229430
simple as

>> No.6229511

>>6229506
what though?

>> No.6229531

>>6229499
>share your experience, anon
Be comic book artist, get slated for book to get released, get passed in order of the book being released because another artist is friends with the CEO and is pushing some awful looking diversity checkbox of a story. gets pushed, book flops, dude still gets more opportunities, and thats just 1 comic book job experience. when i was doing "fine art" in new york it was so much worse cause all the galleries are either money laundering fronts or some trustfund fags birthday present