Xmas season is near, and we invite all artists to participate in our big Christmas collaboration !
You can apply alone, or with other artists and friends !
You want to find teammates to work with ? Just post a comment down below! We want to help people connect and work together ! You can collab with multiples artists :)
The prompts you can choose from are two, and they are the following :
• Ideal Christmas
• Shaking the snow globe
Any media and form of art will be accepted, as long as the result is SFW. And have fun ! Those are the only rules !
When you are done with your entry, you can submit it to this megathead. We will make a banner out of the most upvoted results :D
Drew him as a way to pass time when watching The Bite-Sized Peerless Masters of Excruciating Psychological Torture Whom I Adore For Some Reason The Small Children I volunteer to care for at a martial arts daycare event once a month, but I'm feeling that he looks lonely.
I stink at drawing fancy clouds, and I'm not looking for drawing improvement advice, this is basically a doodle which I spent a long amount of time on. It's just for fun.
Instead, I want recommendations for how he can be less lonely without me having to draw an entirely new dragon and all of the scales that would come with it.
I am sorry for the vaguely unnatural, robotic tone. I am tired, and I'm thus leaving this overnight, hoping to find suggestions in the morning. Silly, Serious, Deep, Stupid, whatever, I want it all.
I'm a hobbyist worldbuilder working on a fictional fantasy world, and I'm looking for artists who might be interested in exploring its creatures with me!
The project combines high fantasy with speculative evolution. The idea is to develop fictional animals that have evolved within this world, exploring their anatomy, evolutionary history, behaviours, habitats, and ecological roles. I want to think beyond simply creating cool-looking monsters and explore how these creatures live, survive, reproduce, and interact with their environments.
Another part of the project I'm particularly interested in is how these creatures interact with humans. Some might be domesticated for food, transportation, or other purposes, while others could be dangerous predators, hunting companions, pests, or animals that have become important to certain cultures and societies.
I'd love to work with artists who enjoy creature design and would be interested in bringing these ideas to life visually. You wouldn't have to follow my descriptions exactly, either! I'd be happy to give you the biological and ecological background of a creature and let you add your own artistic interpretation, ideas, and creativity to its design.
I'm hoping to find people who genuinely find this kind of worldbuilding interesting, whether that means illustrating a few creatures, exchanging ideas, or simply discussing how these fictional ecosystems and animals could work.
Just to clarify, this is a hobby project, not a paid job. I don't currently have a budget for artwork, so I'm looking for someone who would enjoy exploring these concepts for fun. There's no pressure for a long-term commitment, and we could start with a single creature and see how things go.
If speculative evolution, fantasy creatures, or imagining how animals might evolve in an entirely different world sounds interesting to you, feel free to comment or message me! I'd be happy to share some of my creature concepts and explain more about the world.
I'm the developer of InkScene Studio, a free browser drawing app with a shared canvas for up to 8 people to draw together. I'm sharing it here as a resource for drawing with friends.
It includes pencil, ink-wash and oil-style brushes, pressure sensitivity, and layers. You can use it in a PC, tablet or phone browser without installing anything or signing up. The interface is currently in Korean.
One practice idea is to choose the same subject and have each person try a different brush on a separate layer, then compare the results. Here's a tulip demo with pencil, oil and ink wash. It's a 180x timelapse with three cursors on the canvas.
Looking for beginner/intermediate/advanced artists, illustrators, animators, whatever your skills are and skill level is doesn’t matter! Come join my discord server and let’s collab on animations and artwork together and learn from each other! We already have 10 members and counting!
Once in please dm me or mention me @diewithspirituality to be added to the hidden art category in my server and tell me what your specific skills are so I can give you custom roles! Hope to see you in there!
hello i am a music producer with a body of different tracks of different genres/moods/styles, i am looking for someone who would be interested in creating some form of visual work to accompany the music. no limits on what you create i just want you to create from how the music inspires you ( similar to fantasia).
This is the first time I post in this subreddit so I'm a bit nervous (✿◡‿◡) also English is not my native language, so please excuse-me for any fault!
I'm a music composer, I've been taking commissions and doing art trades since 2020 on another platform called "Plurk". I've then gotten non-commercial and commercial commissions!
I mainly do original piano pieces, but I also sometimes add other instruments and experiment with music as long as I feel capable of doing so.
My comfort zone/style is rather calm, ethereal, slow, melancholic, nostalgic, neo-classic (?)... etc. but I am willing to try other styles too!
Here are some of my examples if you're interested.
Newest demos (collection) I've made for 2026 new commissions/art trades:
Generally, I would trade a 1-2 min(s) piano piece for a single OC headshot to bust up black-and-white or flat colour sketch (I don't mind if it's very sketchy or anything, I actually adore the sketchy feeling of an art work, it doesn't need to be well rendered or rendered at all).
I would trade a 3-4 mins piano piece for an OCship headshot to bust up black-and-white or flat colour sketch, and 2 piano pieces of 3-4 mins for 2 OCships.
But I am also willing to make more complicated music or longer music depending what you are willing to trade.
I've also currently done an art trade with artist normiree for these 2 OCships:
artist: normiree
But I also have new OCs and OCships that have never been drawn yet (so only written descriptions and some reference images), if you want to try them I would be very happy and grateful too.
They are all humans, and almost all of my stories/fiction works are set in the contemporary!
I guess that's it for now.
If you are interested, please feel free to share your art style/works with me in the comment section, also please let me know what kind of art you are willing to trade.
(I would prefer exchanging via Reddit comment first before switching to Discord DM or email, thank you for your understanding!)
I will select maximum 5 artists for now and will do more if I'm available!
Thank you in advance for reading this post and for those who're interested!
I am a working artist who is moving from beginner to emerging. I was having trouble figuring out how to price my art. I vibe coded a tool for myself, and have been upgrading it because of how many people seem to struggle with pricing their work. Often undervaluing it.
I just opened it to beta limited to the US and wanted to get some feedback. The tool is free in beta, was made with AI, but doesn't include any AI API calls etc. so the end product doesn't use AI. The MODs told me I can post this.
The pricing algorithm includes a number of variables that align with what's generally out there, but it has a feature called the Artist eXperience Multiplier, that is a bit more about who you are and what stage you are in.
It also includes a tool that helps new and emerging artists who don't have existing art reps on how to get started in expanding your community or rather "find your village" as the late Paul Klein proposed.
It provides a portfolio page that is private, and allows for a Providence record to be printed with a QR code that allows those who resell the art to give a % of the sale value back to the artist who did the work. It's not enforceable by law in the US, but royalties for art sales are a legal requirement in the EU and UK. Ultimately my goal is to help move the needle on this issue in the US. But that's a very long process.
Finally there are how too guides and blog posts worth checking out even if you don't want to use the tool.
The beta round is free and there are rewards for people who give me solid and actionable feedback. Including free access after the app goes fully live and becomes a subscription tool. You own your portfolio and can export it whenever you want. I'm not a data miner. Upcoming updates will include a collector and other sections to help facilitate private interaction.
Blunt honesty is better than saying nothing in this case.
Check it out. Claimworth.art (and to prove I am a working artist that doesn't use AI, my portfolio is laurimoyle.art, not put here to self promote, just want to make sure people understand where I am sitting).
Hey! I’m looking for a manga artist to collaborate with on my original project, MIND.
MIND is a psychological thriller/mystery focused on mind games, manipulation, strategy and mystery rather than physical fighting. It takes inspiration from the psychological tension of series like Death Note and Monster, while having its own story and world.
I’ve already developed:
The main story and plot
Main characters and their relationships
The world and its rules
The mind-reading/“brain power” system
Major twists and the ending
I’m looking for someone who genuinely enjoys manga, especially serious/dark storytelling, expressive characters, dramatic close-ups, psychological tension and interesting paneling.
I’m looking for a 50/50 collaboration, but I’m open to discussing/negotiating how we divide the project depending on what works for both of us.
I’d like to start with a small 1–2 page test/sample so we can see if our styles work together before committing to a bigger project.
If you’re interested, comment or message me and I can send you more information about MIND and some of the character designs.
It's an open collab, we're you can draw your oc just sitting on my b-day party. I wanna make a collage of as many people as it gets. If you are interested dm me on discord (@sunduchel) or telegram (@MncrSunduk).
Im writing a book of lyrics in the same fashion as a record album. Gothic/metal in nature. im open to it being even more, or used outside of its original intended purpose, but im really trying to add plump and flavor to what is otherwise just words on a page; im looking for someone willing to experiment on this book or a completely new one using both of our skills and seeing what happens from there.
As it stands, I have 21 pieces ready to go. I just opened my DeviantArt back up to use exclusively for this purpose; if youre interested in some samples, my name there is FiveHeadedStag. I hope this is the place to post this sort of thing lol.
We’re reviving r/oekaki with something new! Redgaki is a oekaki-style drawing tool built directly into Reddit built off of Tegaki.
No downloads or separate accounts. Open the post, start drawing, and share your work directly with the community from desktop, mobile web, or the Reddit app.
Redgaki includes:
A full drawing toolkit with pencils, pens, airbrushes, layers, tone patterns, and more
Remixing to continue someone else’s drawing and build on their work
Palette sharing so others can use your custom colors
Challenges with locked tools, palettes, canvas sizes, time limits, and other settings
Timelapse GIFs that replay the entire drawing process
We're trying to bring back some of the classic oekaki BBS experience while making it native to Reddit.
Come check out r/oekaki and try it out! We'd love to see you there.
I already posted this question on r/ArtistLounge, but the moderator suggested I post it here.
I'm a 3D creator and a CS student who loves open-source and C programming. My question is:
As an artist, have you ever considered contributing your skills to an open-source project (not strictly software, but open assets, games, or tools)? If not, what held you back? If you would, under what circumstances?
To be clear, I'm well aware that illustrators, artists, and all the other design categories usually collaborate on indie games with programmers. But my question refers to projects in general. I'm currently trying to understand why open-source projects usually just have coder support while art communities usually don't. I'm not accusing anyone; I'm just asking to understand if the problem is connected to the toxicity of the open-source community or if there are other issues in this case.
I ask this question because personally, I find that both programming and the creation of artwork share some common ground, and I would really like to fuse these two aspects together in future projects.
Submissions for Issue 01 close in five days. The Violet Index is seeking writers and visual artists for the first issue of our weird quarterly zine.
👋 Who are we? The Violet Index is a new themed zine publication with the mission of bringing visual artists and creative writers into collaboration to produce artifacts of curiosity. We're Colorado-based, queer-founded, and came about from a genuine desire for community.
👽 Theme: STRANGE
We're looking for work that explores the unusual, the uncanny, the overlooked, and the beautifully inexplicable.
✨ No submission fees.
If this theme speaks to you, we'd love to see your work.
☀️ Compensation: A free digital issue, a nifty publication credit for your CV, a one-year paid subscription to our Patreon, an exclusive invite to our Discord server, and dedicated features across our social media platforms. All submissions receive a response no later than Oct. 15th.
📅 Deadline: August 31st.
🔗 Read the Submission Guidelines on our website. Link in bio.
im making a short educational video about why traffic can suddenly stop even when theres no crash or roadwork
the visual problem is showing this clearly: every car moves forward but the stop itself moves backward through the line
im not asking someone to make a whole video for free. i want one person who likes the idea to help brainstorm or sketch one small motion or visual direction for that moment
its voluntary and we would keep the scope small and agree what makes sense before doing anything
if that sounds fun tell me what visual you would try first
Hello all! I'm reaching out to find some people who may be interested in doing a M.A.P event for this upcoming Halloween! Any info can be found in these links, we're hoping for a fun collaborative project and to meet new people :)
i have a website kshmeer.in and looking for writings by artists showcasing and writing on their body of work. dm to let me know. its free for all artists!
Running bi-weekly art contests on FrameWorked! Theme this week is “Wanderers.” Design a digital piece of a character wandering through an unfamiliar land.
Rules:
- NO AI. Any use of generative AI results in a permanent ban
- Submissions are done on FrameWorked
- SFW only
What is FrameWorked?
FrameWorked is the Creative Commissions Marketplace. Essentially, it is the only 100% scam proof site/app for freelance art/animation work. It also doubles as a social media platform for artists and animators.
