31. Mutant guinea pig happily shitting.
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Sorry didn't mean to watch that. Also your happy shitting face is cute. I wish you many happy shits in the future. ----------------- Niche importance examples: Looking at adoptables is a pretty good example. The ones that, on brief (very) research over the last few days that sold consistently at decent prices seemed to have in common this: They had a very specific type (My little pony, anime figures of a specific type,) and all the posts on that account, if not adoptables themselves, were related art of their characters in the same style they sold. (Not a bunch of semi-developed artwork in varying subjects, self.) Makes sense, cause when you go to someone's page liking a certain artwork and then you get there and it's very different stuff, it's really less appealing to follow them. Adoptables examples of strong niche: https://www.deviantart.com/dillice/gallery https://www.deviantart.com/as-adoptables https://www.deviantart.com/lilaira