How to support small artists

How to support artists. You can support them by:

You could say something like, "I love it!" about the entire creation. "Cute" "Nice," or comment on something specific, such as "I love the eyes!" "I like the background!" You can almost always find something good about every creation.


You can share it by copying the link and posting it on your feed or story, or sharing a post of theirs, or telling people about the account by word of mouth. This is a great way to help your favorite art get explored.


Sending a message to your favorite artist is a great way to make their day or spread some joy. You can always express your admiration for their work or ask them a question.


Feedback is extremely beneficial to artists, but only constructive and detailed feedback is recommended. You can always use the sandwitch method, which consists of two positives with feedback or criticism in between. "I like the background, but the size of the animals could be adjusted; I also like how the fairy looks!"


If you have the means, donating money to them will help them greatly. all money will help them no matter the amount.  Remember not all artists feel comfortable asking for money. 


This is self-explanatory; liking their post can be extremely beneficial. Make sure not to spam like. 


It's a good idea to follow an artist you like. It allows you to see their posts in your feed and contributes to their growth.


You can always make an artist support post whenever you want to help artists. It is a fantastic way for you to discover new artists and for artists to discover and support one another. What exactly is it? An artist support post is one in which artists introduce themselves in the comments  then respond to other artists, follow them, and even comment on their art. When creating an artist support post, use hastags like # thisisanewtagforartists # artistsupport # artistsupportpost.


If you have the money then buying a commission can help an artist because it gives them money and income. 


Many artists enjoy seeing happy customers, so posting a photo is a great way to make them smile and inspire them to keep creating.


You can help an artist a lot by not asking for free art, because asking for free art wastes their time and money and irritates them.


You can support an artist by not asking if it's okay if you pay in "exposure". That doesn't give them income and wastes their energy, time, and supplies. It can also make them feel unappreciated and as if you don't appreciate their creations.