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Welcome to Kokoro 心 ~ A casual art and anime Discord for socializing, selling art, or meeting other weebs/artists! よこそ

Medium Cafe is all about socialising and having a blast. We can guarantee you'll either make a couple of amazing friends or enjoy the community environment~

🍃 Chill Hangout ✨ Active Chatting 🎮 Anime & Gaming 🎉 Giveaways & Events 📩 Anime News & Polls 🌺 Enjoy Your Stay!

Hi friend! 🌸 Join us and share what you've been up to lately! Play gachas, seek Ayako bot support, and win Steam games!

SocialCloud is a welcoming & fast-growing community that is great for making new friends. ୨♡୧ Come join us!

𖦹₊˚Social & Anime Server ˚₊ Make Friends and Hangout >ᴗ< ✿ Chat & VC, DMs, 400+ Emotes, Stickers, Art, PFP, Nitro Giveaways, Gaming & More ˚₊ a SFW Community₊♡

discord.gg/jjkemojis || GOJO TAG!! Jujutsu Kaisen emojis for nitro and non-nitro users!! We have original emojis as well as a nice atmopshere!

Join us if you like gaming, anime, learning Japanese, or just chatting! ゲーム、アニメ、語学、雑談、なんでもアリ!みんなで盛り上がろう!

This Server Talk About Waifu Anime, Art illustration And Cosplay ❀

Unofficial Discord for r/JaidenAnimations fans—talk animations, gaming, artwork, and community.

Welkom bij DAC! Wij zijn de grootste anime server van Nederland en België! We organiseren veel events online en op je favoriete conventies, dus kom vooral langs om een kijkje te nemen!

A vibrant, welcoming community built for K-pop fans and creative minds! It offers a wide range of K-pop-related resources perfect for editors, along with a fun, supportive space to share your art a...
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.