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Can you promote in r/artcommission?

Looking to commission an artist, or attract customers to offer commission work to? You’re in the right place!

The short answer

Respond directly on relevant [Hiring] posts with a short, relevant comment that includes your portfolio and full disclosure; avoid banned links/services and follow flair/frequency rules.

What works here

  • Post as [For Hire] with portfolio (once every 3 days)
  • Comment on [Hiring] posts including portfolio and fulfilment details
  • Offer commission services relevant to the request

What gets posts removed

  • Posting ads or external network/Discord/Fiverr/Etsy links
  • Sending DMs before commenting publicly (assume DMs are scammers)
  • Posting AI-generated work, NFTs, crypto payment requests, or recruiting customers

Where this comes from

View the current official rules on Reddit

Portfolio required for For Hire and comments

Artists must share a gallery/portfolio in [For Hire] posts and when replying to hiring requests.

Post frequency limit

[FOR HIRE] posts allowed only once every 3 days; other posts may need mod approval.

Comment rules & public-first rule

When responding to requests you MUST comment with your portfolio and assume DMs are from scammers unless they've commented first.

Prohibited advertising and external links

No advertising external networks, Fiverr, shop sites like Etsy, link shorteners, or redirects; some links are auto-removed.

No AI / payment & content restrictions

Zero tolerance for AI-generated content advertising; minimum prices and banned payment types apply.

Official rules of r/artcommission

  1. 01Post Formatting
  2. 02Post Frequency
  3. 03Comment Formatting
  4. 04Relevancy
  5. 05Payment
  6. 06No AI
  7. 07Properly Tag NSFW
  8. 08Prohibited Exchange
  9. 09Prohibited Links
  10. 10Professional Conduct

Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 2, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.

Read the Intoru research and correction methodology.

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