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For a limited time, whenever you support your favorite creators with a purchase, you'll earn a little extra back in Points! From September 1 through December 31, Core+ Members and above can earn 5% rewards on eligible purchases. "Rewards" means a portion of what you spend on each eligible item comes back to you as DeviantArt Points! You can then turn around and use those Points on future purchases across the site. This rewards bonus comes entirely from DeviantArt, so every creator you support still gets 100% of their earnings. Everyone wins! The details To be eligible for rewards: You must be a Core+ Member and above. The bonus applies to eligible DeviantArt purchases: Exclusives, Premium Downloads, Premium Galleries, Subscriptions (including renewals), Originals, Arts & Crafts and Core Memberships (including renewals). Rewards are available from September 1 through December 31. Read the full terms and conditions here. If you're already Core, start exploring the Shop and watch

You can now use special characters (like & @ " ; `), emojis (like 🎉 ✨ 🖌️ 🫠 🔥), and non-Latin characters (like 日本語, 한국어, Русский, العربية) in more areas across DeviantArt. Also, some character limits are doubling! Titles that were capped at 50 characters can now go up to 100, so you have more space to get creative and descriptive. This update applies to: Deviation titles (including journals) Galleries Collections (both public and private) Folders Tags also support non-Latin scripts, but their character limits stay the same. DeviantArt is home to artists and communities from all over the world, and now you can express yourself in whatever way feels natural. There’s also a separate effort to translate DeviantArt into more languages as part of our push to make the platform more inclusive. Share your feedback and join the conversation in our general feedback Forum thread. Please follow our Etiquette policy and Forum rules.

Sell your art printed on physical products, right on DeviantArt! Merch is here, starting with T-shirts. Sellers can set up Merch listings on existing deviations or  new ones. Set your markup to determine your earnings, while DeviantArt handles printing, stocking, packing, and shipping. It’s as easy as it sounds. More Merch products will follow, and your feedback can help shape what comes next. [DEVIATION] [DEVIATION] Your wearable art is available in your profile Your audience on DeviantArt already knows and loves your work. Now they can show it by wearing it. Your T-shirt listings appear in your profile, which makes it easy for buyers to discover and order wearable versions of your art. [DEVIATION] Simple setup To convert existing deviations into Merch listings, go to Studio > Published and choose to sell them as Merch. Pick the placement of your art on a T-shirt and set your markup. Then you save, and it’s done! When submitting a new deviation, you can sell it as Merch

Your DeviantArt feed is as unique as you are, and to ensure you discover exactly the types of devious art you come across, you'll want to make sure your settings are tuned to your exact specifications. In your settings, you'll find browsing, the area dedicated to defining what art you might want to see more of, and what you'd prefer hidden in your browsing experience. [DEVIATION] [DEVIATION] Browse Settings At the top of the page, you'll find a handful of controls that shape how you view and move through the site. Choose how deviations open (full screen or zoomed out), set your preferred thumbnail count per page, and decide whether to scroll infinitely or click through pages of results. You can also turn on Invisible Browsing, which means you won't show up in other deviants' visitor widgets when you check out their profiles. Core Members get a few extra options here, including more thumbnails per page. Browsing Mode Safe Mode keeps your feed largely free of sensitive content

This ArtTober, carve artistic inspiration out of every day of the month! No, we're not out of our seasonal gourds. Showing up daily is a great way to improve your skills and craft your style. The October theme is just the pumpkin spice on your creative latte! If you daaaare, submit to each of the 31 Daily Challenges – one for every day in October – and the potential for points, badges, and the satisfaction of an autumnal art goal met awaits you. [DEVIATION] Here's how it works Every day in October there will be a Daily Challenges tag like usual. Only this time, when you submit your tagged deviation on the corresponding day, you could be one of three creators selected that day for 100 DeviantArt Points, a Quartz badge, and a limited-time Trick-or-Treat badge. Here’s how to take part: Create a new, original deviation inspired by the ArtTober tag for the day. Add that specific ArtTober tag in the "tag" field of your deviation before you submit. Publish your ArtTober deviation on the

For a while now, DeviantArt on the mobile web has been green with envy that only the light and dark themes were available. By popular demand, now you can carry the classic DeviantArt green theme on devices in your pocket, emitting the same nostalgic green glow that adorns your desktop experience. [DEVIATION] (Artwork featured above: At the border by @Sythgara) Your themes don't have to be "set it and forget it." Change them like you change your style. Some deviants prefer green or light themes during the day, and then switch to the dark theme at night, for less strain on the eyes. Others settle into their favorite comfy green theme and wear it everywhere. To enable it, click your avatar to open your profile dropdown, then tap your theme of choice.    Prefer the web app? It also supports all themes, and gives you immediate push notifications for new messages and activity. It IS easy being green! 💚 Share your feedback and join the conversation in our Forum thread. Please follow

Halloween shoppers are already browsing, looking for reasons to ring in the fall season. Here's what's new in your shop, your Studio, and your community this month! [DEVIATION] [DEVIATION] Your 2026 Halloween Selling Guide Spooky season draws buyers hunting for the creepy and unsettling, and this guide covers it all: what sells (new Merch and custom Originals, plus Arts & Crafts and Exclusives), how to set up your shop and run discounts, and how to get seen before Halloween hits. [DEVIATION] [DEVIATION] Set Up Your Stall at the Monster Market The Monster Market is officially open. Publish a Halloween Exclusive, Arts & Crafts piece, Premium Download, or Merch item and tag it #MonsterMarket2026 by October 15th to earn your badge and a shot at being featured to Halloween shoppers. [DEVIATION] [DEVIATION] More Pro Creator Updates Shop Analytics just got roomier. Core Pro+ and Core Max sellers are no longer capped at 50 rows and can now see tens of thousands. Plus, subscribers

[DEVIATION] Tiny, round, and with absolutely squishable cheeks, it's no wonder why hamsters are adored and have inspired many de-de-de-de-dances and memes. Nibble by nibble, Alicante-Design will teach you how to create a furry friend of your very own.   [DEVIATION] Step 1 Start with a soft oval shape for the head. [DEVIATION] Step 2 Add a slightly larger circle under the body. Round. [DEVIATION] Step 3 Place two half-circles on top of the head for the ears. [DEVIATION] Step 4 Place two small circles at the bottom of the body for the feet. Hammies really just are a series of orbs, huh? [DEVIATION] Step 5 Lightly sketch guiding crosshairs across the head to help you place the face symmetrically. [DEVIATION] Step 6 Add two big eyes, a tiny nose, and a small mouth. Remember: If the mouth looks like a sideways three, that there's a cutie! [DEVIATION] Step 7  Draw two small oval shapes on the belly circle for the paws. [DEVIATION] Step 8 What in the Pikachu? Add two big

You can now customize the way you browse tags, including Daily Challenges. Some tag pages can get crowded when one artist posts many deviations at once, making it harder to discover other creators. We tested different approaches to find the right balance and decided the best solution was to let you choose how you want to browse. [DEVIATION] Whenever you’re on a tag page, just open the sort dropdown and choose: One image per artist if you want to see a larger selection of different artists, each with a single deviation under the chosen tag. This way, creators get a chance at more visibility, too. All images if you don’t mind seeing several deviations by the same artist. These new filters live right alongside the existing Relevance and Most Recent sort options. Share your feedback and join the conversation in our Browse, Search, & Tags Forum thread. Please follow our Etiquette policy and Forum rules.

Hi! I’m @openhighhat , but you can call me OHH. I joined DeviantArt over 20 years ago and I’ve been sharing my original art and stories for over a decade. Since I began selling my Mature and NSFW collections in 2024, I’ve built a supportive fan community and learned what works and what doesn’t. Now I’m sharing my experience and seller tips to help other creators just like you grow their business on DA.   ______ Tip 3: Be Consistent! This tip links into my last tip about posting frequently. One of the best ways to grow an audience is to be consistently active. People are more willing to invest in an artist who is consistently active. If they know you post on Wednesday and Friday, they will come to your page on Wednesday and Friday. If you just post at random, then they will not actively seek you out, but just wait for your work to appear on a feed mixed in with other artist’s work. Consistency and frequency are the keys to growth! Tip 4: Engage with your Audience