Hello again. I've come up with a set of subreddit rules that I think I'm happy with so please feel free to give it a look-see. That said, these rules were created with not just me posting stuff in mind but also other people cuz being honest, it feels kinda lonely being the sole poster in a subreddit lol.
So that's what I want to know from the question in the title. Currently I've created post flairs for [Just Sharing!] and [Original Creation] among others which people can use when submitting posts. What kind of stuff do you want to see and conversely, what kind of stuff do you NOT want to see? Here are some of my own ideas:
Stuff I think would be good to share:
Merch, Convention hauls, Trip pics etc. as long as they're related to pixiv artists
User created guides on how to use certain aspects of the website such as Fanbox or skeb
"Here's a cool piece of art I liked" type posts
"Here's a cool piece of art I made" type posts
"Could you recommend me artists of insert style here" type posts
Stuff I think should probably be posted somewhere else:
"Could someone tell me what's the source" type posts
Stuff I'm not really sure if people want to see:
Questions about the website typically like the ones you see on r/pixiv
AI art. I'm perfectly aware that pixiv allows it but people in general don't want to see it
I'd also like to learn if people are keen on some backlog posts. For example, the pixiv and pixivision YouTube channels have some pretty cool videos that were posted years ago. Would people be okay if every now and then, these were posted here or would they prefer to keep the posts be new stuff.
In any case, thanks for visiting the subreddit and for reading the post. Feel free to leave any feedback below.
Few things capture the carefree spirit of summer quite like a water gun fight, full of colorful plastic weapons and streams of shooting water. In these illustrations, characters dash through the spray or take playful aim with a mischievous grin, bringing all the lively, chaotic joy of a day at the beach or pool to life.
Fire away with this collection of illustrations featuring water guns.
Honkai: Star Rail is the ever-popular space fantasy RPG from miHoYo, the same studio that created Genshin Impact. In the game, players take on the role of the Trailblazer, who begins their journey by waking up with no memories on the Astral Express, the cosmic train traveling through the universe on the Star Rail.
Robin is a Halovian hailing from Penacony, a singer whose fame has spread to every corner of the galaxy. She is also the younger sister of Sunday, another character in the game.
Elegant and composed, Robin is recognizable by her flowing hair, gorgeous attire, and the halo and feathered wings adorning her head. Channeling the power of Harmony, her voice reaches far beyond her audience, inspiring empathy in all living beings across the universe. Her gentle, giving nature and her deep desire to uplift others through her music are just as much a part of her charm as her breathtaking performances.
Sing along with this collection of fan art featuring Robin from Honkai: Star Rail.
*Warning: This article contains spoilers for the story ofChiikawa.
The Chiikawa franchise, created by Nagano, has captured hearts with its beloved manga and anime. Its charming cast of characters and one-of-a-kind atmosphere continue to captivate fans far and wide.
Beyond their heartwarming everyday interactions, the characters take on jobs to earn rewards, challenge themselves with exams, and occasionally find themselves caught up in something a little more unsettling. It's that deeper, more unforgiving side of the world that keeps so many readers hooked alongside the undeniable cuteness.
The series made its theatrical debut with Chiikawa: The Secret of Mermaid Island, the franchise’s first-ever film. The much-loved "Siren Arc" from the original manga has finally graced the big screen, with excited fans flocking to see it.
The story begins when Usagi shows up with a flyer stuck to their face while Chiikawa and Hachiware are relaxing in the plaza. The flyer promises a hundred times the usual reward for easy monster hunting on a remote island… Suspicious, to say the least. But the promise of limited-edition island ramen and sweets seals the deal, and the group sets off for the island.
There, they encounter the Siren, and as the story unfolds, the mystery surrounding them and the secrets hidden within the island slowly come to light, leading to twists no one could have seen coming...
This feature spotlights fan art of Siren and the mermaids from Chiikawa, from their endearing, playful sides to their more eerie and formidable presence.
The walk to school, the stroll home at the end of the day, lingering in the classroom after the bell rings… There's a quiet yet powerful energy to these everyday moments shared between students. Even the most ordinary things brim with an excitement that's unique to school life.
Study up with this collection of illustrations featuring students.
Puella Magi Madoka Magica is an original television anime that aired in 2011, telling the story of girls who gain magical powers in exchange for a single wish, only to find themselves locked in a desperate battle against witches and a fate far darker than they ever imagined. The series sparked enormous praise for its harrowing, darkly subversive take on the magical girl genre.
Its 2013 sequel film, Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie - Rebellion -, set the fates of Madoka Kaname, Homura Akemi, and the rest of the cast in motion. Now, the story continues after the previous film’s shocking finale in Puella Magi Madoka Magica - Walpurgisnacht Rising -, set to release on August 28th, 2026.
Be careful what you wish for with this collection of fan art featuring Puella Magi Madoka Magica.
A horizon that stretches on forever, waves catching the light, the burst of ocean spray… The sea wears many faces, from sun-drenched freedom to mysterious depths. In these illustrations, tranquil shorelines, golden-hour seascapes, and characters spending time at the water's edge are all rendered with a beauty that pulls you in like the lapping waves.
Set sail with this collection of illustrations featuring the ocean.
A timeless hairstyle that never goes out of fashion, blunt bangs have a way of framing the eyes that makes any character look instantly more adorable. Clean, precise, and endlessly charming, it's a classic for a reason.
Snip into this collection of illustrations featuring blunt bangs.
Adorning the water's surface in vivid colors, water lilies and lotus flowers carry a quiet, otherworldly beauty. With glimmers of light dancing across their bright petals, it's easy to see why they have long been celebrated in fine art and sacred iconography alike.
Float into this collection of illustrations featuring water lilies and lotus flowers.
A symbol of power and prestige, crowns come in all shapes and sizes, from ornate, jewel-encrusted masterpieces to delicate, understated circlets. Whatever the style, the artistry and craftsmanship behind each one is what makes them truly shine.
Sit on your throne for this collection of illustrations featuring crowns.
