Fusion Deviantart (2024)

FAQs

Is there a limit to how much you can post on DeviantArt? ›

All members of DeviantArt enjoy a free and unlimited ability to submit content to their profile and associated gallery.

Despite the fact that DeviantArt is not the marketplace it once was, it is still possible to make money on the site. Before you join, it is important to research the website and the art being sold there to see if you are a fit. There are certain images that perform better than others, such as anime drawings.

Submit your artwork to groups.

A lot of people join and contribute to groups on deviantART, and there's a chance a lot of people will notice what you've submitted if your art is accepted into a group. Choose a set of groups that are themed to your particular piece you are going to submit.

Personal information is shared for third-party marketing. Personalised advertising is displayed. Data are collected by third-parties for their own purposes. User's information is used to track and target advertisem*nts on other third-party websites or services.

Content which is inherently disrespectful, aggressive, or otherwise abusive will be removed, as will any post which targets people based on a protected characteristic such as race, ethnicity, national origin, disability, religious affiliation, caste, sexual orientation, sex, gender identity or serious disease.

80 Points is the equivalent of $1 USD, and the more you have, the more you can do with them.

Furthermore, DeviantArt allows uploading AI-generated images from external providers as long as you properly tag your submissions as #aiart.

Behance is focused on artists looking to showcase their work to prospective clients. It's a platform where you can display your projects, sketches, research work, and portfolio. The site features an attractive user interface and is easy to navigate. It also draws more industry professionals compared to DeviantArt.

People still use DeviantArt, but it isn't as popular as it used to be - the issues it has struggled with for years are still unsolved. Many artists have turned to other options like ArtStation and Instagram. Frankly, it's hard to find active professional artists on DeviantArt nowadays.

DeviantArt has since tried to address criticism of its new AI tools. It's set the “noai” flag on by default, so artists have to explicitly signal their agreement to have images scraped. It also updated its terms of service to explicitly order third-party services to respect artists' flags.

Does DeviantArt allow AI art? ›

Still, some social media users have expressed discontent with DeviantArt's move, since the company will allow AI to use artists' works by default and the only way to prevent this is to manually opt out. "DeviantArt has decided your artwork there is fair game to be used in their new AI generator by default.

As an artist, upon accepting a commission request, the earnings will be deposited into your earnings account. At this point, they will be held in clearing for 7 days to permit a review of the transaction. After the 7 day period, when approved, you may withdraw your earnings via PayPal, BitPay, or DeviantArt Points.

Our servers automatically collect and record certain information about how a person uses our Services (we refer to this information as "Log Data"), for both Account holders and non-Account holders (such as Site visitors) (both will be referred to as a "User").

DeviantArt is committed to helping you protect your art. Our new image recognition software, DeviantArt Protect, is trained to identify new images that appear nearly visually identical to other images on DeviantArt. This allows us to notify you when someone uploads possibly unauthorized art.

Core Members have access to up to 70 GB of storage space, depending on their plan.

You can block a maximum of 500 usernames. Blocked users will not receive a notification they've been blocked. Users will not receive a notification when they've been unblocked.

If you're comfortable with seeing mature content as part of your Browse experience, tap on the “Settings” icon on your profile tab and enable “view mature content.” These changes do not affect DeviantArt.com on your web browser or mobile web browser.

You may not reproduce, distribute, publicly display or perform, or prepare derivative works based on any of the Content including any such works without the express, written consent of DeviantArt or the appropriate owner of copyright in such works.