Video game art - [email protected]
It's pretty active and there is a decent variety of content (official art, fan art, concept art, historical box covers etc)
this post was submitted on 13 Mar 2025
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I've been here about a year but I find it hard to find a good solid art group. I don't think there is an abundance of artsy folk yet. I do enjoy [email protected] however.
[email protected] is probably the most active one
This is one of my favourites! Great community there!
Agree.
Lemmy is not a straight up replacement for Reddit. Reddit has a huge enough userbase to have subreddits active for lots of niche interests. Lemmy doesn't have anywhere near the number or diversity of users. On Lemmy I subscribe pretty indiscriminately to any community I think may be of interest (and would encourage everyone to post any content they think of); but still I'm mostly browsing "all", since there really isn't much content otherwise. This may also be a reflection of the fact that I've blocked all political and porn-related things and may have excluded a large proportion of the content here.
Subbed, and thanks!
A lot of the communities on slrpnk.net will be right up your alley, OP.
You're awesome, thank you
Have a look at this comment, click on the spoiler button: https://lemmy.ca/post/40160493/14967674
Thanks for posting that! I did go through that post before, but hopefully it will help other newbies.