D-ART Is Another Victim of Twitter's NSFW Artists Suspension

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I wrote an article on D-ART before, but this time, I’m going to need you guys to follow D-ART2, since Twitter decided to try and kick him off their platform.

Another amazing artist has been forcefully pushed off of Twitter. The reason behind this suspension? Not clear at this point, but he does draw risky stuff like Sarada and Boruto, but many other artists do the same thing. At least he makes sure that you know that every character is over 999 years old.

Love my 999 year old Sarada.

So he’s ban isn’t clear, but this is an annoying thing that many NSFW artists have to be wary of and fear. Let’s just be happy that even though D-ART was suspended, it didn’t deter him from coming back. He’s posting new stuff on his D-ART2 account, and I can’t wait to see more. You can’t keep a good ass man down.

Have you heard of D-ART? Were you following D-ART? Why do you think D-ART got suspended? Tell us in the comments.

MrObvious 3 years ago

Oh boy, here we go again. Must've rattled some of the puritanicals, yet again it may be an entirely different reason .Yes D-Art's works have been on my radar especially the animated twerking gifs. The rumps are absolutely legendary.

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Gennos 3 years ago

This isn't just about artists. The commies are working their way down the ban list - in phases. There are many people on the ban list - they just don't know it yet. The screeching from alphabet people ought to be interesting once their purge starts.

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Hectotane 3 years ago

If it's a ban on artists; it's usually because it's either pedophilia, the original creators told you not to do NSFW on their characters, or something else that's taboo.

Yeah. Going "Fuck The Rules" has consequences. Sorry to hear about what happened.

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