'There’s literally a furry general you could have posted to, you dumb fucking nigger jew faggot. I hope niggers slice your throat open and fuck the wound until there’s more gorilla jizz in you than blood.';

'>>7154638
Calmest d/ic/khead';

'>>7154638
For real, fucking niggers shitting up the board with constant whining and utterly pathetic displays of anxiety and inhibition. GO. DRAW.
Crabs and cry babies should be perma-banned from orbit. Why can't there be a containment General for them?';

'>>7154638
Anti semitism is now a jailable offense. Enjoy prison rape, racist :)';

'>>7154680
>Anti semitism is now a jailable offense.
In Murica? I feel bad for you mutts.
>>7154628
There's a lot of demand but you're too late for the party, unless you're willing to draw weird shit even for furries.';

'>>7154638
Someone was bullied a bit too hard at school';

'>>7154890
Me for being a furry :(';

'>>7154889
>There's a lot of demand but you're too late for the party
What does that even mean';

'8 replies and no decent answer. Only crabbing, you guys must be proud of yourself. The quality of this board is abysmal.';

'>>7154993
It's just that this question is easily solved by googling furry art. Find a platform, observe the flow of traffic, look at what others are doing, consider where you might fit in, acquire the necessary skills, do it.
It's not fucking brain surgery.';

'>>7154628
>what do I need to do to be noticed by furries and get commissioned?
The fandom at its core is a community centered around self expression. People in the fandom mostly want to commission people who are personalities or have a novel theme in their work. Being good at art will help get you some business obviously, but furries will very easily be able to clock you as an "outsider" who's just looking for commissions and it will kneecap your prospects.
Commissions in the community are a form of social capital, like "check out this drawing I got from (famous artist)!". No one's going to want to show off a drawing they got from a grifter.';

'>>7155000
Yeah but like can I actually make a living off of it if I’m intermediate and have appealing art?';

'>>7155001
Interesting answer, so I just gotta act like them, it’s easy since I can act like a 4channer after having used this site for a bit';

'>>7155007
if you're looking for a quick cash grab, you're probably gonna fail. if you were the type to really have the intrinsic love of the craft, you would probably already be focusing on creating art regularly, posting, sharing, etc. which are all the things you need to do to succeed in any field and any genre. the creative / skill honing aspect of things is separate from the business / marketing side of things. but there is also an art to marketing as well.
really what you should be asking (and researching / studying) is how to be a content creator. its all kind of a known science at this point. how to grow on a platform, how to foster engagement and build a community, etc. it doesn't matter if you're a furry artists, a comic artists, a musician, or a twitch streamer. the content creator / marketing aspects are the through line that you need to work on in order to build a community, network and eventually monetize.

if you have had the thought "oh I can draw furry art and make easy money" because you've been hearing rumors that that's a thing, know that you're probably one of millions of people that have had the same thought, and many are already trying to do exactly that, so there is kind of a filter in place to weed that out. which is to say, its likely not going to be instant unless you have turbo sauce + get super lucky. The lack of instant gratification and success is usually what turns the naive cash grabbers and hacks away from persisting long enough to break through.

tl;dr your success is up to you to determine by being consistent and persevering (and being extremely lucky)';

'>>7155007
The only way to know for certain is to try it.
Like >>7155068
said: if your only motive is money, your chances are small. If you have some genuine passion for it, it will increase your chances, because you'll be more willing to suffer set backs.
Artists who are genuinely passionate about something will fight for it until death, which statistically (obviously) increases the probability of success. The fight also creates resilience and builds skill.

I would caution against pursuing any subject without genuine passion. The fact that you like furry art enough to get off to it is a good sign, but you also have to ask yourself, is dwelling in that state of mind for the majority of your drawing time what you want to do for a living? If there's any doubt, I would advise against it. You will burn out fast without genuine fascination with the subject.';

'Furries can sense fakers, so beware and believe shedding your skin by changing user name wont do.';

'>>7155229
How hard can it be to act like a furry. Just act like a gay faggot. I think most people here wouldn’t even need to pretend actually.';

'what is it with furry art anyways? or with furries in general, why are to so special? especially why are so many talented artists doing it? best drawing tutorial i've seen was from a furry artists. I cant imagine all of this artists are furries themselves, or am I wrong? make a nonfurry understand what the fuck is going on here as I'm clearly out of the loop';

'>>7155780
You're invisible in the fandom without a fursona so every furfag inevitably gets one whether or not he has to pour hundreds of dollars into it or draws it himself.';

'>>7155821
Is it? Interesting. Tell us other furcutural facts anon';

'>>7155833
We love cock';

'>>7155926
sounds gay. unless they’re all women?';

'>>7154680
oi vey tkd';

'I want to breed that bunny';

'>>7156881
I want to breed you UwU';

'>>7154628
You missed the boat, man. Most furry artists that get paid a lot usually comes from them having like a dozen whale clients who will drop a ton of money, even ones who don't have it and run up their credit cards.';