Much like Newgrounds, I ain't very popular on Twitter. It seems only DeviantArt am I allowed to be semi-popular: everywhere else, I am either hated or ignored for some reason.
I opened a big RAFFLE on my Twitter account recently, to celebrate a pitiful 100 follows (most of whom are bots, but whatever, it's still a milestone). Sadly, only a handful of people joined, and I only gained one new follower who WASN'T a bot! (The whole point of the raffle was to help me grow and become visible there, like everyone else who opens a raffle, but no...)
Would you like to see me potentially draw your character for you for FREE? Well, if you have a Twitter account, just head over to my account here, scroll down a little bit to my raffle, and comment your OC below. Easy, right?! If you don't have an OC, I can draw fanart of a character of your choice. And if you aren't somebody who takes part in raffles yourself, for whatever reason, perhaps you have a friend who might like to take part?
The raffle ends on October 1st, and there will be THREE winners. Given that very few people have taken part, you'll have a very high chance of winning an artwork from me!
As for my 100+ milestone on Newgrounds, I am still planning on celebrating that by opening up for some free request doodles for followers soon, but those will probably be in November. Thanks to this raffle, and Halloween, I'll likely be too busy until then...
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WHAT THE FLARK IS A RAFFLE?
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An Art Raffle is a type of event that online artists host sometimes, where people who join can potentially receive free artworks if they are one of the lucky winners. Everyone who takes part gets a "ticket" for joining (a number in a comment), and extra tickets can often be earned by liking/upvoting the raffle, following the artist, and sharing/retweeting it (in the case of Twitter). Winning tickets (numbers) are usually picked randomly using an online random number generator tool, and there can be multiple winning tickets.
The point of the raffle is to both thank the artist's existing fans for the support they've given, and to grow by reaching new artists (by having their raffle shared).