r/SpecArt↗
SF, fantasy, post-apocalypse, and other genre visual arts
SF, fantasy, and post-apocalypse visual arts. Explore the visual aspects of imagined worlds. All speculative visual arts are welcome, from space vistas to fantasy landscapes to ruined cities to psychedelic paintings to dreaded monsters to f'ing dinosaurs!
1.5M subscribers66 posts / mo in Sep 202629 authors / mosince 2011
r/SpecArt has 1.5M members (+0.3% over the last 12 months). It gets about 66 posts a month from 29 people. Top topics: Witches and Fallen Kingdoms, Ink and Acrylic Paintings and Space Stations.
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- Witches and Fallen Kingdoms1.5%
- Ink and Acrylic Paintings0.6%
- Space Stations0.5%
- Pen and Ink Art0.5%
- Canvas Paintings0.5%
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