I love this app and my one pet peeve is that the notifications system is a pile of crap. 1. The notifications come up as a banner in the Notifications center but you have to open up the app for the bubble with the number of notifications. 2. In the app it tells you how many notifications you have but when you open up the actual tab for it it doesn’t show which ones are new, even a simple blue dot on the right of the notification that goes away after you view it would work. Also as a side note I’d appreciate being able to swipe through the different pieces in the notifications queue like you do on the Browse page. 3. Speaking of the Browse page it would be cool if you could narrow down what you want to see by being able to choose more than one subject.

First I will say, I am not one of the amazing professional, full time working artists who’s work make Art station so wonderful. I am a public school teacher who has a long running love of illustration, game art, movie art, comics, etc. I wish I was half as good as most of the content creators on Art Station, but my tears of practice haven’t gotten me there yet.Despite my less impressive work, I am 100% positive you would never catch me posting an AI generated image to an app or site intended to showcase the work of genuinely creative people. It isn’t the format and it’s inclusion on Art Station should be corrected. This once was a place for artists to inspire and be inspired, teach, share process and peek behind the curtains for a glimpse of Oz. I am not saying AI has zero place in our world or future, but images generated from prompts, clipped images, hashtags, and computer processing power is not the same as work made by artists who organically assimilate and incorporate inspiration. When I was younger everyone wanted to draw like McFarlane and for some reason Leifeld. I would gladly return to seeing everyone pilfering style from a limited range of comic books if it meant people actually drew it themselves. I teach my students to study others, narrow and even sometimes outright steal from the masters, but it is all still regurgitated through a personal, individual, human lense. Leave the midjourney crud for Instagram, twitter or whatever social media site doesn’t claim to be for artists. I hope Epic, the current art station owner fixes this immediately. Thank you.

This used to be one of my favorite apps to browse the latest works from digital artists all over the world. Unfortunately, constant changes to the UI have made the app confusing, buggy, and slooooow. Moreover, information about each work (the artist’s description & links) is now hidden behind a tiny “i” icon that you need to tap every time you view an image.Like other reviewers here, I’m close to deleting this app altogether — to put it simply, it gets in the way of enjoying the art.UPDATE: Remarkably, this app's UI continues to get worse with every update. An example: in the latest version, in order to add an artwork to a collection, instead of simply tapping a bookmark icon while viewing the work, you now have tap to open the artist's portfolio, tap again to reselect the work from within the portfolio, THEN tap the bookmark icon. Simply baffling and atrocious UI design. The web site continues to work well (and is obviously managed by a different team), which is quite honestly the only reason I haven't cancelled my Pro subscription ... yet.

If you follow art in film, tv, games, toys... This is where you will find the portfolios of top artists and aspiring in the the industry. ArtStation has been extremely active in keeping its site and app up to date with constant support and updates since conception. Since ArtStation is the go to site for professional artists in all mediums to publish their portfolios there is consistent activity on a day to day basis. For artists, the offering is a rich environment to publish your work for free and receive news on the industry. You can upgrade to pro for custom features as well as discounts for online content in the storefront. You can create your own blog, sell your work, and establish a great list of connections focused on your artistic skills. I have established some decent consignment projects through ArtStation and have had some great relationships created through this app/site.