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Art servers · 53

Very active 24 online

☕️Welcome to Slimey Egirls Neko Cafe☕️18+ ONLY ; a Neko theme Cafe NO NSFW 💕 LEVEL 1 BOOST ⚠️ 𝐍𝐨𝐭𝐞: We are extremely new! Thank you for bearing with us as we build and refine our community.

Quiet 562K online

The official server for Midjourney, a text-to-image AI where your imagination is the only limit.

Quiet 31.4K online

Leonardo.Ai is a generative AI platform for content creation. Create game assets, artwork, design elements, and more!

Very active 45.1K online

🎏 Active Anime & Art Discord Server 🎨 Social Hub for Genshin Impact • Honkai Star Rail • Gacha Fans 🌟 Wuthering Waves • ZZZ • Endfield • Hololive • VTubers 🔖 15+ Guild Tags 🏆 Regular Art Compe...

Very active 27.4K online

A friendly anime & art community for sharing creations, chatting socially, and collecting emojis, emotes, and stickers.

Active 5.7K online

League of Legends: Wild Rift Discord server with LFG, Tournaments, game discussion, advice, advertising and more!

Very active 6.9K online

The Halo Archive is the largest preservation group of Halo assets on the web that helps with non-profit hobbyist use of art, cosplay, modding, and more!

Active 1.1K online

Rejoins une communauté accueillante et amicale ୨୧ des évènements • partage ton art • anime & manga • 500 emotes 🎀

Active 153 online

CosParty is a community for cosplayers, artists, and fans who want an active, creative space to share their work and connect with others!

Active 81.3K online

Welcome to the ultimate anime community! 💛 We connect 750,000+ fans across Discord. If you love anime, hop in and say hi! ✨

About Art Discord servers

Art servers range from quiet sketch-share rooms to busy studios with weekly prompts, critique queues and voice channels where people draw together for hours. Some stay general, others stick to one lane: digital painting, traditional media, pixel art, character design or fan art for a single fandom.

Check two things before you settle in. First, whether critique is invited or the server is share-only, because posting work for feedback in a casual gallery channel rarely gets a real response. Second, the commission and self-promo rules, which is where art servers differ most: some run vetted commission boards, others ban selling outright.