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Take this with a grain of salt, as I’m just a hobbyist and haven’t done any professional work. But from what I’ve heard from other artists, social media success is not really necessary to be a successful artist unless you want to get all of your work / do all of your advertising from social media. For instance, I know there are a good number of artists who make their money from selling pieces irl rather than online–in that space, being big on social media isn’t gonna be a major boost.

With that said, art is a tough career in general. I know a lot of newer artists who have difficulty finding consistent work. I nevertheless wish you the best of luck!

I appreciate all advice in this space. It is just a hobby for me now, and possibly for the foreseeable future. I didn't expect to gain any traction in the three months that I have put myself out there. 

But, honestly I expected something, anything. I have definitely done the research (a little too much). It's hard to get a direction or path with zero feedback. Maybe I need to contact some indie devs or something. Break down and learn code and a game  engine. 

Thank you again for your time and advice.