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Artists

No delivery schedule, no shopping list. Show us what you are about — enough pieces to say what you do — and then stay and talk about it.

This is where the community actually gets built and you are better at it than we are. Post the work. Say what you were going for. Argue with somebody about negative space at one in the morning. Rooms fill up around people doing that and stay empty around people who drop a file and leave.

Post your art here and we promote it. That is the whole arrangement and there is no small print under it.

Then the contests. Art contests are a permanent fixture here, not a one–off stunt, and they pay you twice: cash on the table, and the promotion that comes with being in one — which is worth more than the prize and lasts a lot longer. Enter them. Win some. Lose a few loudly, it is good for you.

$500 to get going: $300 up front when we agree, for the content; the $200 balance after, for the posts. Less cash than the other doors and considerably more noise, and we would rather tell you that here than at the invoice. We are paying for you being here and staying here, not for a hard drive.

How To Get In

  1. Apply. Button below. Two minutes, and two samples of your work — links are better than files.

    Applying is not an agreement and it is not a job offer. It starts a conversation, and that is all it does. Your samples are not posted, published or shown to anybody.
  2. We read it, and we answer either way. Yes — you get a code and your own creator page, which walks you through everything below. Not right now — the paid slots are full, but your code still works: post whatever you want, tag it #review, and you still get every bit of the promotion. Or we ask you a question or two first.
  3. Join the forum. Make an account and put the username on your creator page. Everything you do here is posted from that account.
  4. We write your terms. A written agreement, in plain English: what you post, how many posts, over how long, and what we pay and when. It appears on your creator page. Nothing is agreed, and nothing is owed by either of us, until you sign it.
  5. Sign it. On your page: your full legal name and your PayPal address. $300 goes out up front when we agree — that is for the content. Work that shows real people also goes through an age and identity check.
  6. Post your work yourself. From your own account, in your rooms, with your name and links on it — then paste the link to each post onto your page and watch the counter go up. Nothing is emailed to us. The posts are the deal. The $200 balance goes out after — that is for the posts.

If we take more than a week at any point, chase us. That means something went wrong at our end, not yours.

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Get Paid To Post
Twenty founding slots. After that it’s still a good deal — just not this one.
Or read the long version first — same pitch, more words.