>>10025
Then I might be wrong about that.
My apologies.

But that's not the topic here.
Shadman just is the most prominent
example of an artist,
who is crossing the line.

The point worth making is,
that making money by doing
'forbidden' art is a tough
business.

Unlike our alltime hero
'action-onix' I don't want
to make any assumptions about
WHY the artist (OP) does not
want to get his/her ID attached
to his/her works surrounding
the dark fantasies.

Fact is,
That a multitude of problems could
arise from publishing guro/snuff/loli etc.
Artwork and getting exposed for it.
Let these problems be social or
legal by nature.
(loosing job, loosing career opportunities,
losing friends/family, getting your
paypal banned, account deleted …
… whatever the F*** comes to your
mind)

…
An unsatisfied customer reporting
your paypal,
…
a group of <whatever>-chan users
doxxing you
…
a client,
that is actually a person you are
somehow related to
(yes, really happened)
…

I've seen it all.

My best advice for any aspiring
artist within this field
would be the following"

first:
Be really good at what you do

second:
Get some samples out,
for as much exposure as possible,
without getting your real name
revealed.

third:
only do commissions

fourth:
only accept crypto currencies

fifth:
set the commission prices that
high, that the average gurochan-user
cannot afford them.

If you play by these rules,
you might end up with only
high profile ppl,
which do not even bother shelling
out a few hundred/(thousand,maybe)
bucks for some stupid guro-drawing(s),
and also want to stay as anonymous
as possible.

If everything works well,
you might end up working less for
more.

Good luck.