Sheezy.Art
SheezyArt/Sheezy.Art, or just Sheezy, is an online art site devoted to all types of media, including traditional, digital, photography, writing, pixel art, and animation.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application types
Platforms
- Online
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Sheezy.Art information
Developed by
Channel Cat, RyLicensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $3 and $27 per month + free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
24 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
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Social & Communications, Photos & GraphicsGitHub repository
- 13 Stars
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- 72 Open Issues
- Updated
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What is Sheezy.Art?
Sheezy.Art is a community website designed for up-and-coming independent artists of all ages to share their work, meet new friends and collaborate in a safe, positive and engaging environment - and get their work noticed while they’re doing it.
SheezyArt.com was one of the few major communities back in the early 2000's that raised a generation of artists and animators, many of whom are now well-known industry professionals and public figures. When it was shut down in 2013, vast swathes of work was lost forever - not to mention the community itself.
That's why we have made it our mission to create a brand new experience in Sheezy.Art - publishing your creations to the world should be easy. It should be positive and encouraging, and there should be absolutely nothing standing in the way of an independent artist who wants to express themselves and get noticed.
Comments and Reviews
It's definitely not bad of an art social network; no ads and no trackers either. There have been past concerns about how the moderators might treat their users; and I heard some not-so-great stuff about it eight months ago. Along with that, every eight hours, ten registration slots will be open. Quotes from KimbaSimbaLover:
The "10 registration slots every 8 hours" thing doesn't look to be a big deal in my opinion. The major concern for me though is these "on-the-spot" bans. I feel like that's not a risk worth taking until I hear otherwise.