Does Tickling Media Actually Sell?

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I used to make a huge variety of comics on my old DA channel, but stopped after I fell into a deep depression. These comics ranged from cute interactions between a dating couple to a series about a ticklee working as a model for hire, and even women wandering into haunted houses and being tickled by the spirits dwelling there. However, every time I asked for feedback, I got basically nothing. I'm considering returning to making comics, but I'm seeing comic stores like MTJ are closing down due to a lack of sales.

So, do people still read tickling comics, or is everybody just obsessing over videos now?

Examples of my work:

 

[DesperateLaughter]

Not a single reply? Sheesh.

 

[P[a]pi]

artwork makes $, but patreon, subscribestar, etc is the way. In the "tickling artwork" section here I would check out woooutk's posts. He is using the model that basically all artists use now.

Have a deviantart page with free stuff that promotes your patreon.

Put the same free dart stuff in the tickling artwork section while promoting your patreon.

You can do the same thing on twitter (x) as well. And on all the places you can promote your commission prices if you wana take commissions.

What's dying is websites hosting and selling stuff, mtj clips4sale etc. A lot of people like buying directly from the artist now, patreon subscribestar etc. You can even sell on dart now.

 

[P[a]pi]

Oh 1 other thing. If you're trying to make $ mix in some fan-art. OC's are cool, but a lot of people wana see their fave anime/video game/super hero gals in bdsm/tickling situations.