r/ThumbnailArtists

Thumbnail artist looking for work.

My name is Nussa, I am a digital artist focused on creating thumbnails for youtubers, I have open orders, if I am interested in my work, we can talk.

I make thumbnails for $40, with a delivery time of 1 week.

u/nussa_pl — 5 days ago

Hiring Thumbnail Artists

Hello,

We are a Japan based post production company and are hiring thumbnail artists to assist with our current clients. Please feel free to reply or dm me with your rates, portfolio and location.

Preferably if you are located in Japan and that helps a lot with making payments easier. We are open to hiring anyone from anywhere.

Budget 500円-2000円

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u/YORUASA_Media_Group — 7 days ago
▲ 16 r/ThumbnailArtists+6 crossposts

I made a free YouTube Channel Preview Tool. would love honest feedback

hey all, I built a small free tool that lets you preview how your YouTube channel looks before you publish or update things.

You can test thumbnails, titles, banners, profile pictures, and see how everything looks together in a desktop and mobile style layout.

It’s simple on purpose. no login, no install, works in the browser, and it’s free.

I’d LOVE honest feedback from people who run YouTube channels, make thumbnails, edit videos, manage clients, or are trying to improve CTR.

What’s missing?
Would this actually help before publishing a video or updating a channel?

https://www.previewmyprofile.com/preview-youtube

u/fer_momento — 7 days ago

Thoughts on the future of r/ThumbnailArtists

Hey guys, just want to pop through and discuss my thoughts on the state of this subreddit and get the community’s thoughts as well.

I originally made this subreddit to create a place for hand-drawn thumbnail artists to share their creations/experiences, network, and maybe get gigs too! It was radio silence for a while as I asked artists to share their work here. Once a few Hiring posts were made though, the Looking for Work posts increased steadily. Photoshop artists started sharing their work here, so I kept letting them through to keep the subreddit more active.

r/ThumbnailArtists has always been an anti-AI community. But, as more and more thumbnail creators are using AI in their workflows, it’s increasingly difficult for me as a solo moderator to identify generative AI usage and remove it from the subreddit. When these creators are banned from the community, I end up arguing with them in Modmail to justify my own community’s rules.

I don’t want to moderate a community that accepts AI work. I would sooner delete the subreddit than allow generative AI work. My question is though, should the subreddit remain as is, or should it be steered back in the direction of hand-drawn thumbnails? Should that definition be expanded to allow 3D rendered thumbnails for niches like Brawlstars and Minecraft?

I’d love some opinions from the community before making a final decision. I don’t know that this current moderation process is sustainable, so if the subreddit remains as is, I may need to add to the mod team.

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u/nyanprincess — 14 days ago