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I know that there's several folks here who where part of AoD and/or VoD.
Please message me as I've discovered that our former alien overlord has created a new forum.
But Shhhhh...keep it quiet.Yeh I joined a few months back but unlike AOD it's all torture, rape, abuse etc and no erotic art as such. So I left.
and no erotic art as such.
Well, that sucks. I've yet to find a decent or any replacement for the non-freaky-and-weird (no kink shaming intended, just not my cup of tea) side of AoD. I learned a lot from actually getting some creative feedback and it was a cool place to hang out and talk shit.
At https://slushe.com/, although it's quite heavily weighted towards futa, there's a lot of people who post "normal" erotic artworks. The replies you get are constructive and the general community is well behaved.
@Frank22, thanks I'll check it out. I keep thinking about starting a discord for NSFW art, since I can't post 99% of what I render here without doxxing myself, but then I'd have the same problem on discord with advertising it here without tying it to 'artist' ID. Oh, the trials of sailing the high seas!
Well THAT didn't last long. I was blocked trying to have a look at the categories. If they're that overzealous with blocking then I won't bother.
Would there be any interest in, say, a subreddit for NSFW renders of the more mainstream variety?
Last time I checked, and admittedly it was several years ago at least, DA's policies didn't allow anything but mild or 'artistic' nudity. Boobs were fine, but anything explicit wasn't allowed.
I see a lot of skin and some borderline digital/real content. I guess if your goal is full out pron then its probably not the site to post on.
No, it's not and unfortunately for those of us who like creating that sort of thing, most sites either disallow it or don't have much in the way of a community. I like people hitting like on my work as much as the next guy but, sometimes, having one person tell you the lighting is all wrong or how you should have put a dutch angle on the camera to really make it pop is a lot better than twenty others hitting the like button and moving on to the next dirty picture.
That's why I was thinking about a subreddit; the upvote/like button is still there, but Reddit as a whole is geared towards community interaction and they don't have an issue with NSFW topics.
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