The Business of NSFW, Simplified So You Can Focus on Tiddy 😤
My most recent play partner is quite the sub, and while I enjoy topping/giving, I’m not great with asking for what I want. Even something as ‘simple’ as a blowjob took me a while—because I’m afraid of boring and thus losing my partner. So, I give and give. And while it makes me a great …
Three and a half hours had passed in a blink. I stumbled out of the BDSM dungeon into the cool of night. Dazed, floating, giddy. I was excited for the future.
I asked NSFW artists about their experiences sharing their art. From sexual frustration to marriage troubles, here’s what they shared.
So I’ve been trying to make a living off my art in some form for the last decade and nothing’s really changed.
Your relationship with your art can mean many things to you—and that affects who you might want to share it with.
Any tips & tricks for standing out as an nsfw artist? I want to increase my media presence and get a little bit of a following.
After I wrote about the three aspects of being a good artist, digital painter BaddelZie commented: I’m a long-time fan of their works, so I (politely) grilled them on their art process, and how trying new things improved their art. Hope you enjoy the interview and behind-the-scenes look! BaddelZie (BZ): I’ll start with some older …
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Many professionals promise that all you need to become a great artist is a boatload of practice. But there are other aspects to being a well-rounded creative.
I feel overwhelmed with how to engage as a NSFW Artist. All I really do is post finished art and respond to any comments people give me; that is the length of my engagement with the people who follow me. It feels like there is some greater potential that I’m just not using.
Hey Beats, should I embrace all of my unusual fetishes for my business or would I risk alienating my potential audience?