Visiting from @cicisaja's nomination of this post in @thedarkhorse's Pay It Forward Contest, @guchidan.

LOVE this art work, You broke down the process well. I too loved your treatment of her hair and as @cicisaja suggested, you can, if you have time, add some idea of why you did certain aspects of your art the way you did. That always helps to draw in your audience more and allows them to understand your vision and your art more too... which increases the likelihood of them becoming your true fans. ;)

This imaginary lady sure has a LOT of spirit. Her eyes are alight, her smile beams pure joy and she just looks amazingly happy and peaceful with herself and her world. Very inspirational.

Thank you and I'll be following your work, @guchidan.

btw, you could also check out @artzone and use the #artzone tag for your art work. It's a huge community too... I believe they have a discord channel and some concerts... not remembering now. AND they also regularly curate artists!!! ;)

There are HUGE art communities here on Steemit. Actively seek them out so that you can support via comments on their posts and make friends with other Steemian artists, some of whom will also support you. #Artzone is especially active in supporting and upvoting artists who use that tag. ;)

Commenting on other people's posts is the very best way to build your audience, even more so than posting every day. So invest time in that... even 2-3 comments at a time, twice a day. It's an easy way to show support for other Steemians and let people know that you exist. But allow them to visit you... don't make the mistake of begging them to look at your every post.

Sincerely comment on what you like about their posts and they'll be interested, maybe, in coming to visit. Not all, but some will. Then you keep visiting and supporting the ones who have shown interest in your work. Keep going until you build your own circle of Steemit friends who love your posts and whose posts you also love.

Best of everything and enjoy the rest of your weekend, @guchidan!